Crust

... the vertical contours Sediment always lays flat, when there are bends in strata it is usually from magma which has worked its way up through the crust(and formed batholiths etc.) or tectonic movement(+ pressure from above earth), both of these generate heat which allows for bending without cracking, ...

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... would level out by gravity. Kind of seems like it was laid wet and then thrust upward. We are talking 12 feet of 3 or 4 strata coming out of the crust. No telling how thick the fold actually was. I want to go to the Grand Canyon where there are 90 degree bends in the strata uncracked, oh yes, ...

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... Being that evolution would take so much time it seems that the populations would get so large that there would be evidence of it in our crust, seeing they would overpopulate and then regulate through lack of resources, catastophe, or disease. Trilobites were once everywhere, which is ...

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... says. Being that evolution would take so much time it seems that the populations would get so large that there would be evidence of it in our crust, seeing they would overpopulate and then regulate through lack of resources, catastophe, or disease. Most of the crust is silicon and oxygen, ...

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... says. Being that evolution would take so much time it seems that the populations would get so large that there would be evidence of it in our crust, seeing they would overpopulate and then regulate through lack of resources, catastophe, or disease. Most of the crust is silicon and oxygen, ...

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