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Channeled Scablands prove Biblical flood	29 Sep 2005 21:49 GMT	34
I saw NOVA narrated by some liberal-sounding guy but he was talking all about how a 15 thousand years ago flood carved out parts of Washington called the Channeled Scablands. They showed big potholes which is probably the spots where God poured water down first. There was one
OUR MISTAKE! -- Rectum Victim ----> David Iain Greig of talk.origins	29 Sep 2005 11:57 GMT	2
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CONGRESS HONORS EVOLUTIONIST ---> Quite an Intelligent Design <---	29 Sep 2005 05:50 GMT	1
< < > BULLETIN BULLETIN BULLETIN > ATTN: CNN, MSNBC, ABC, CBS, BBC, FOX NEWS, LARRY KING LIVE, RENO 911
What kind of relationship is there between creation and science ?	28 Sep 2005 11:00 GMT	60
What kind of relationship is there between creation and science ? HARUN YAHYA www.harunyahya.com As we have shown in all the questions we have considered so far, the
Nasa is Planning the "ESCAPE FROM PLANET EARTH"	28 Sep 2005 01:59 GMT	4
"Neil Halelamien" <neuronexmachina@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1127678321.423737.279200@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > The Washington Post has an interview with NASA Head Mike Griffin in > which he discusses his views on space colonization:
The Banana Teenage Witch	28 Sep 2005 00:28 GMT	1
This is the best kids show about geology ever put on TV.
for joining	27 Sep 2005 03:55 GMT	8
My name is Serdar Keskin. I am a Research Assistant at the departmentof geological Engineering,Karadeniz Technical University in Trabzon which is located northeastern part of Turkey. I am from Turkey. I wanna join your group to learn about GPS and data based on computer.
Free USGS Earthquake Lecture	26 Sep 2005 18:12 GMT	2
USGS Public Lecture Series presents "The Great 1906 Earthquake-Lessons Learned" by Dr. Mary Lou Zoback, U.S. Geological Survey What: USGS Public Lecture Series
Anouncement of Cycles discussion forum etc	26 Sep 2005 10:50 GMT	1
The Study of Cycles Edward R Dewey formed the Foundation for the Study of Cycles in 1941 as a result of studies he made as an economist concerning the causes of the great depression. He soon established an interdisciplinary study of
My Bio and Pic	26 Sep 2005 01:51 GMT	10
My Bio: http://tinyurl.com/767w2 My Pic: http://tinypic.com/dz7d5k.jpg
Rita status report?	25 Sep 2005 18:33 GMT	8
I'm at my desk working this morning, so I can't follow the news too well. Hoping you've all got your purdy little butts out of the way, anybody care to give me a status report? Take care.
Stretched Contenents?	25 Sep 2005 17:54 GMT	18
Your friendly neighborhood road cut connoisseur here again. I am trying to make my way through James Pindell's evolution of the Caribbean and having trouble with the concept of "stretched continents". I am assuming that it is the shape before any subduction or compression. Is ...
Most difficult geology concept?	25 Sep 2005 02:21 GMT	43
What was/is the most difficult geological concept you wrestled with in school? What I mean is: the one hardest to wrap your brain around and have it make sense. My most difficult one was the law of superposition.
MELT Data Sheds New and Surprising Light on Birth of Oceanic Plates	24 Sep 2005 12:02 GMT	1
In the first joint interpretation of data from the landmark MELT study, a team of scientists including Donald Forsyth of Brown University has found unexpected changes in the patterns of seismic velocity and electrical conductivity near the East Pacific Rise, changes due to
Read any good geology books lately?	24 Sep 2005 08:32 GMT	19
I've always been chagrined by the fact that megabookstores have shelves and shelves of biological and physics based natural history, essay, and other 'idea' books, but Stephen Jay Gould, John McPhee and Simon Winchester about do it for the geosciences.