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The 3 catch cries of uniformitarian geology are equally well explained by the Flood

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Coragyps
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11-30-2002 7:57 AM 		Reply to: Message 6 by Tranquility Base
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How can you be so sure tha tfracturing of soft sediments is so differnt to fracturing of hard sediments? What's your soft sediment model?
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The oil industry started deliberately fracturing consolidated sediments about 1950, and unconsolidated ones about 1985. They are very differently. The physics of how they fracture has been modeled very extensively: the journals and procedings of the Society of Petroleum Engineers, which I believe are online but only pay-per-view, probably have a couple of hundred papers dealing with the differences.
And consolidated sediments don't slump like sandpiles do, anyway.
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