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Catskill Mountains near Rondout Reservoir photo by Cowboy Bob Sorensen |
Geologists assumed that only tsunamis are able to move huge boulders, but eyewitness accounts showed that storms are capable of such action. How about a big storm, like the Genesis Flood? That is the best explanation for the movement of quartzite boulders, and the boulders moved in Ireland in a recent comparatively small storm are an indication.
Traces of extinct lakes are found, but puzzle geologists because lake systems existed in both colder and warmer climates. The Pleistocene was considered a means of working with global climate change, but a recent study is showing that this idea is not so hot.
You can read about these, and one more, in greater detail by clicking on "Geology: A Science Where Theories Undergo Subduction".
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