At what rate are the oceans currently getting saltier? Would the oceans be, basically, fresh water back then? My first feeling is that it would take much longer for the oceans to reash their current selenity levels. Where did all of the water go?

That much water cannot be at the poles, If the water level was above Mt. Everest.

If it was not, how high was it? How wide-spread were these suposed floods?

Thirty days and thirty nights... hardly enough to have such a massive flood. Clouds must have a source to rain for that long that hard, ex., an ocean. So there must be open spots in the clouds (over these sources) to allow for the solar heating neccesary. The way I see it, its like puting a pump in a bucket of water, and pumping the water back into the bucket... not much happens to the water level. Its average stays the same, it doesn't go up.

welcome Daniel

Warm Regards,

Phillip Martin

• Argg - emperor__alikar - October 18, 2002 - 03:22 UTC