Comet or Meteor Impact Around the Time of the Flood?
Posted in Creation/Evolution, Genesis Flood on January 21st, 2008 by dhawkinsmo
Landsat Data Used in Chevron Discovery
Contributor: USGS (The Landsat Project Update)
Posted: Feb. 20, 2007
The chevrons are found within the red circles on this Landsat 7 image.
Recently a landform called a chevron was noted on a Landsat 7 image of Madagascar. These chevrons may have been formed by a mega-tsunami produced 4,800 years ago by a meteorite or comet impact with the Indian Ocean. I have included a close up Google Earth photo of the chevron on the left in the Landsat photo. 
You can type in the coordinates in Google Earth and go there yourself and investigate.
Discover Magazine (2007)article on this topic … “Did a Comet Cause the Great Flood?”
New York Times (2006) article on this topic … “Ancient Crash, Epic Waves”
This is very interesting to me because I have noted for some time how the work of Henry Morris and other neo-catastrophists has had the effect of pushing mainstream geologists ever closer to reconsidering the Global Flood as a starting point for all inquiries in historical geology.
It is also interesting because of my interest in Dr. Walter Brown’s Hydroplate Theory which postulates a catastrophic bursting open of the Fountains of the Deep. Brown says that comets and asteroids were launched during this time. Did some of them “return home” shortly after or during the Flood? Read more »