The Geography of Antarctica
by Owen Borville
Evidence from Antarctica from history and nature for Creation and the Bible.Antarctica is an ice-covered continent located at the geographic south pole, however, this continent was once ice free and had a warm climate. Numerous fossils and land features found under the ice indicate a past warm climate, including river valleys. Subglacial lakes and rivers are found under the ice that once supported diverse life, and microbial life still exists here, along with a diverse assortement of living organisms such as sea sponges and shrimp-like creatures.
Antarctica Natural Wonders
Mount Erebus volcano
Dry desert valleys
Lake Vostok, largest sub-glacial lake
Blood Falls, Antarctica outflow of iron containing plume of saltwater from Taylor glacier to the surface of West Lake.
by Owen Borville
Evidence from Antarctica from history and nature for Creation and the Bible.Antarctica is an ice-covered continent located at the geographic south pole, however, this continent was once ice free and had a warm climate. Numerous fossils and land features found under the ice indicate a past warm climate, including river valleys. Subglacial lakes and rivers are found under the ice that once supported diverse life, and microbial life still exists here, along with a diverse assortement of living organisms such as sea sponges and shrimp-like creatures.
Antarctica Natural Wonders
Mount Erebus volcano
Dry desert valleys
Lake Vostok, largest sub-glacial lake
Blood Falls, Antarctica outflow of iron containing plume of saltwater from Taylor glacier to the surface of West Lake.
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Ice covered land at the South Pole that was once warm, lush, and wet when connected to Africa and South America, giving evidence for the continents being once connected before Earth Expansion. Ice covered mountains, river valleys, and many fossils, including dinosaurs and other animals. We find similar fossils in Antarctica as in Africa and South America, giving evidence of a global constant warm climate during the pre-Flood pre-expanded Earth.
Ice covered land at the South Pole that was once warm, lush, and wet when connected to Africa and South America, giving evidence for the continents being once connected before Earth Expansion. Ice covered mountains, river valleys, and many fossils, including dinosaurs and other animals. We find similar fossils in Antarctica as in Africa and South America, giving evidence of a global constant warm climate during the pre-Flood pre-expanded Earth.