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Old 30-November-2008, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by timb View Post
Strange how topics seem to come in spurts. In the ITWire: according to an Australian ancient-earth researcher, about two to three billion years ago most of the Earth was buried under six to nine miles (10 to 15 kilometers) of lava from a series of volcanic explosions. The abstract of the article they cite doesn't directly support their lead-in, and parts of the ITWire article don't inspire confidence in their scientific literacy ("the volcanoes went dormant but eventually repeated the cycle after about 100,000 to 150,000 million years" ).
Just curious as to your views on this paper. Other than 'they're probably scientifically illiterate'

Just asking because I found it interesting, but I don't yet have way of judging the geological feasibility/credibility of what they say.
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