Fjords

[Krackonis]

I postulated earlier that the glacial valleys in northern Canada were very similar to the Fjords, just one is deeper into the waterline.

However, I noticed the remark at the bottom of the article indicating that the entire electric basin was carved within the memory of man. I believe it's impossible to have a lightning strike hit a sphere in such a way as to make the surface into a jigzaw puzzle. One that can be "brought back together". The odds of this occuring are retardly low.

Also, such thinking removes from consideration the age of the ocean bottoms (or the ages in relation to other oceanic ages) which clearly shows the oldest crust is closest to land. Also, it ignores Taxa evidence which shows that plants and animals were on both sides and became seperated and geneticly diverged.

As much as I love the plasma cosmology theory and it's relations, this idea that the oceans were carved by mega-lightning, which has miraculously left an underwater mountain range and shows no other signs of massive hits (beside the crater chains, lines running across the ocean bottom) shows serious flaws in logic.

[MGmirkin]

(The Norwegian Fjords; Jun 02, 2008)

What cut the colossal trenches into the coast of Norway? Could it have been glaciers or should electrical forces be considered?

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[Krackonis]

I would like to expand my critique with the following link to a Video which illustrates the problems with the Ocean Carving hypothesis.

http://www.4threvolt.com/JGRMovie.html

and a paper on the Taxa and Expansion evidence.

http://www.sciencebuff.org/ftp_only/mcc ... ficzip.pdf
http://www.4threvolt.com/files/McCarthy2005.pdf