Monday, April 16, 2007
Faster Than a Speeding Bullet
How did Kangaroos get to Australia after Noah dropped them off on the top of Mount Ararat? Well, "the flood waters lubricated a process called runaway subduction in which the continents subsequently drifted apart at a sprint." At least that's what BBC correspondent Martin Redfern was told when he visited Ken Ham's new Kentucky creation museum with Eugenie Scott of the National Center for Science Education in tow.
Redfern and Scott weren't able to look at the Flood and Grand Canyon exhibits -- they're still under construction. At the rate they're going it'll take longer to build the museum displays than creationists claim to took to carve the canyon out of solid rock or move Australia to the antipodes.
Check out the article for a photo of Prof. Steve Steve, who Eugenie slipped into the museum.
Redfern and Scott weren't able to look at the Flood and Grand Canyon exhibits -- they're still under construction. At the rate they're going it'll take longer to build the museum displays than creationists claim to took to carve the canyon out of solid rock or move Australia to the antipodes.
Check out the article for a photo of Prof. Steve Steve, who Eugenie slipped into the museum.
