North and South Poles Were Once Tropical!
Posted in Genesis Flood on February 12th, 2008 by dhawkinsmo
MR. NOAH: Honey, where would like to go for vacation this year?
MRS. NOAH: Well dear, we’ve been working so hard this year, I think we should take the big one and go to the North Pole. I’ve heard the beaches are great and the snorkeling and scuba diving is legendary.
Sound weird? According to recent studies, this scenario is entirely possible because the North and South Poles were both once tropical.
Wednesday, 31 May 2006, 17:21 GMT 18:21 UK
Arctic’s tropical past uncovered
By Rebecca Morelle
Science reporter, BBC NewsFifty-five million years ago the North Pole was an ice-free zone with tropical temperatures, according to research. A sediment core excavated from 400m (1,300ft) below the seabed of the Arctic Ocean has enabled scientists to delve far back into the region’s past. An international team has been able to pin-point the changes that occurred as the Arctic transformed from this hot environment to its present cold status. The findings are revealed in a trio of papers published in the journal Nature.
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