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Message 78 of 304 (210748)
05-23-2005 9:04 PM

Effects

Ocean impacts. Massive waves created by displacement. Ark(a box)rocks and rolls. Animals slip, slide, bruise, bellow and squeal. Water tanks overflow. Food supplies tip. Manure liquified spreads and mixes with food and water. Crew vomits. Noise increases to bedlam. Stink increases over period. Frightened animals,etc break loose. Crew too sick to care, throw up some more. Only one window. Shut.

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Message 98 of 304 (210801)
05-24-2005 7:19 AM

Reply to: Message 94 by Faith
05-24-2005 12:59 AM

Re: evidence or assertion

Yes, well so many have said, and for all I know it's possible and would in fact be a big problem for an ark, but so far all anyone has done is assert that it's so without any attempt to explain to me the forces involved. Heck I can assert all kinds of things too as ought to be apparent by now, only at least I have some arguments for mine, so they aren't JUST assertions.

The Shoemaker-Levy 9 strike on Jupiter, bearing in mind Jupiter has almost 11 times the diameter of earth.

http://seds.lpl.arizona.edu/sl9/sl9.html
Edited to add more detail

Comet/Jupiter Collision FAQ - Post-Impact

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Message 157 of 304 (211345)
05-25-2005 11:42 PM

Some tsunami info

Biggest wave recorded in recent times due to surface landslip

http://www.extremescience.com/BiggestWave.htm

Impact-generated wave hits East Oz possibly generated by a 20km wide impact crater on New Zealand submarine shelf circa 1500A.D. Beach sands washed to 220 metres above sea level.

http://www.earth2class.org/k12/w8_s2004/content.htm

Now for the proposed 'biggie' that circled the globe

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/...3_020823_asteroid.html

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Message 223 of 304 (211704)
05-27-2005 4:04 AM

The Flood

The Flood was not a miracle. It was a completely natural event

Didn`t someone point out if you can`t test, replicate or falsify a geological claim, it`s a load of hogwash? Oh, yeah

Thus does "science" proceed from bitty fact to gigantic theory to straightout claims of gigantic fact when it comes to past events that can't be tested, replicated or falsified, giving them carte blanche for the wildest of theories declared to be fact.

Can`t remember who kept repeating it over and over, but the expression 'too few facts, too much drama' rings a bell.

Hilarious.

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Message 297 of 304 (212320)
05-29-2005 8:56 AM

Reply to: Message 294 by GDR
05-29-2005 12:27 AM

Re: Meteors and Evolution

I'm not trying to make a point here, but just asking a question. If life on the planet was continually being set back to the starting line has there been time for evolution to produce the creatures that it has?

Well, if you believe Yecs, we bounced back from eight people to an over-crowded 5 billion in 5000 years or less. And an assortment of animal 'kinds' have repopulated the earth in the same time frame.

Edited to swap 'kinds' for pairs.

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