What’s So Great About the Great Unconformity?
Christian Ryan
Today, we access most movies and TV shows via a streaming service. But it wasn’t always like this.…
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A Safari Through the Pre-Flood World
Out of all eras in biblical history, the Antediluvian epoch―the era before the great Flood of Noah’s day―is…
What is Taphonomy?
Noel Grimes
Who, What, When, Where? Have you ever been on a hike and found a fossil shell with no…
What is Physical Geology?
Sara Anne
Geology, put simply, is the study of rocks and how they formed. It is a study of the…
How did Post-Flood Humans Use Caves?
Abigail L.
Caves provide a natural source of shelter. They appear in many myths and traditions worldwide. Even in Egypt,…
My First Dino Dig
I boarded my flight after a heartfelt goodbye at the Rapid City airport in South Dakota. My new…
What was the World like when Noah stepped off the Ark?
When most of us read the Flood narrative of Genesis 6-9, we are awestruck by the destruction of…
When Rocks Bend
Ken Coulson
As a capstone for my undergraduate degree in geology, I was required to attend a four week geology…
Was the Coconino Sandstone Really Formed in a Desert?
The Coconino Sandstone in Grand Canyon has long been interpreted by the secular scientific community as an ancient…
Rethinking the Pre-Flood/Flood Boundary
Editor’s Note: Figuring out which portions of the geologic record were formed before, during, or after the Flood…
Joshua Cedar
