How do you think the Grand Canyon was formed?
Tuesday, April 30, 2013Grand Canyon carved by flood? Geologist says no
Could the origins of the Grand Canyon lie in an
enormous flood? The answer is no, says geologist Bill Dickinson, professor
at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Tracing the history of the Grand Canyon
is controversial. The deep gorge exposes a billion years of Earth history in
its candy-colored cliffs, but geologists can't agree when it formed, or exactly
how. A recognized geologist hopes at least to lay to rest one hypothesis: That
an ancient lake carved the canyon through a cascading series of waterfalls. A
favored concept for two decades, "I don't think it's a valid story, and my
main purpose is to dismantle it," the professor says. Read more here. a http://bit.ly/RCfzx3
How do you think the Grand Canyon was formed?
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