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1. The other was a faded old geological map of the Gengee, where a desolate wasteland deep in the West Gengee Empty was marked up in Portuguese

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2. "I think what is the most unlikely is that we were allowed to grow up here all isolated when the first species to cross the gulf between stars should have settled the whole galaxy in a geological instant

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3. "Going no faster than that, you could cross the galaxy in a geological instant

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4. We certainly need to be on the lookout and careful around our own kind, much more so than with all the other beings and geological or climatological dangers that we may have to deal with on this planet

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5. , It accepts mainstream geological and cosmological estimates for the Earth’s age, like Evolutionism, but posits that the new "kinds" of life forms, which have appeared successively over the planet‘s history, represent instances of God directly intervening to create those new types, supernaturally

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6. These adherents believe that the scientific evidence supporting Evolution, Geological Uniformitarianism, or other theories which are contradictory to a literal interpretation of this creation myth, is misinterpreted

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7. These include geological properties and artefacts that we can observe, folk tales, which are in many cases considered myths only and the historical records that have been documented and preserved through the ages

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8. nothing but the product of geological coincidence

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9. to the United States Geological Survey, an average of sixteen earthquakes of magnitude

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10. …That wonder of geological treasures is an inexhaustible source of impressionist paints that make the sightseer sigh: “I wish I was a painter!” As in Alaska, that is a fascinating landscape, a feast for the senses, a true natural scenic orgy, a peaceful and tranquil refuge where to escape from the earthly problems that constantly besiege human beings

11. George, a very welcoming city that reminded me of several sections of Ponferrada, we entered red clay territory, with geological formations similar to the “Médulas” from El Bierzo which had delighted my friend Fred… Even Lucille and her daughter Marguerite Lincoln who have visited El Bierzo several times commented to that effect

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12. I call the reader’s attention again to chapter 8 (Where in the World is Eden) wherein was described geological evidence of other catastrophic deluges, a portion of which I repeat here

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13. Of course that has been theorized to have happened 65 million years ago, but it has also been speculated that there is an extremely long cycling process seen within many geological discoveries

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14. Paleontology (the science of the forms of life existing in former geological periods, as represented by fossil animals and plants) is another

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15. The Exodus According to G also tells how this might have been at least partly aided by a natural catastrophe as attested to by geological and archaeological discoveries

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16. Some of these teasings occurred as a byproduct of the massive extinctions evidenced in the geological record

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17. This was his effort to recognize and account for the many disruptions in the geological record

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18. As part of the research for his thesis, he did geological mapping for the provincial government in the far north of Quebec, getting paid for the reports he submitted

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19. in a two-thousand-year-old geological stratum, imprisoned in the

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20. It runs the risk of becoming, however, a compromised geological place, endangered by hard-hearted tourism and the merciless waves of the sea

21. This area of New Zealand bears the name of Sounds, a world treasure of geological wonders

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22. In that spectacular geological formation along the coast of the fjords Roger found convincing validation of an anonymous author’s observation that “To look, really look out upon the world as it is framed in the window of a moving vehicle is to become a child again

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23. Roger likes to contemplate rare geological formations, and for that reason he would have liked to visit the delightfully beautiful little island of “Bohol”, near Cebu

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24. From that park one can observe the fascinating geological phenomenon of three islands that exhibit the shape of a green turtle in the water

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25. July is perhaps the best time to appreciate better the geological wonder that is Alaska

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26. geological structure of this

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27. recent geological time, are representative of experiences one might have on this alien world, but

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28. the geological history of our planet and in the evolution of life on it

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29. Lava tubes are an unusual geological formations

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30. He works at a private institute in California, and is deeply involved in debates about the mysterious ancient people known as the Olmec, questions that challenge the conventional evolutionists’ assumptions about the coexistence of non-homeo sapiens with other hominids and dinosaurs in prehistoric times (that simultaneously challenge the pace of geological activity over the ages along with freezing and flooding, migration and population, and many other subjects), and alternative ideas about the construction of ancient monuments and ancient scientific knowledge

31. "These sort of volcanic rocks are full of geological weaknesses

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32. Within an hour of the break’s initial occurrence a wall of water and debris fifty meters high slammed through the valleys and canyons that had been carved by the stream over eons of geological time

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33. Its key geological features were its tapering mountains that reached an altitude of twelve thousand meters, and being ice cold at the tops

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34. Its key geological features were its three-mile high active volcanoes on the continent of Hirrien, which for some unexplained reason spewed out lava from the sides instead of the top

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35. Its key geological features were its giant craters formed during the birth of the planet and deserts of bright red sand and mountains

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36. In front of me is a peculiar funnel-like formation which seems to be geological in origin; however, it is heavily encrusted with a layer of life that appears to lack the usual diversity seen elsewhere; mainly tube-worms but crabs also

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37. and that faulting would cause geological anomalies to form in the earth, creating the mineralization that we see today

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38. exist in the ocean floors, and the fact that the geological surface of the earth can also be seen to have these meteor and asteroid impacts

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39. The corroborating historical, geological, and scientific evidence suggests that a great flood and ice age occurred around the same time period as Noah and corresponds

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40. geological fault in the rock of the mount

41. entirely geological,” stated the PM

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42. one of the Israeli Geological Team

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43. ordered an initial geological survey

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44. Geological Survey monitoring board

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45. disappointment, though, when the geological samples and assay results

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46. Pete Lewis, The Organization’s geological advisor, had eventually returned his call

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47. They are probably the result of some geological process

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48. I established ties with the Beijing Geological Museum and the Tongren

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49. Beijing Geological Museum, that I

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50. Hu Chengzhi of The Beijing Geological Museum presented this fine piece to me in 1983

51. He has a degree in Geological

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52. As his geological surface crew started repacking their ground sensors and drilling equipment, Toru Ide made a last panoramic visual sweep of the area they had been scanning and drilling, eyeing the flat expanses of methane ice

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53. They were now in their sixth day of work on the surface of Eris and what his team and the three other geological survey teams had found up to now had increased immensely their understanding of the dwarf planet

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54. ‘’Are we sure that what our geological team found is indeed a spaceship, Captain Forster?’’

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55. ‘’Our geological team on the spot has by now composed a fairly good radar picture of the object embedded 200 meters under the surface ice of Eris

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56. Our embarked space construction crew will however start digging out that ship while our exploration and geological teams are studying further this dwarf planet to establish the ideal spot for our research station

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57. Plus, they wanted an actual geological blueprint of the entire

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58. They use watercolors to draw terrains and other geological data and public projects which consequently led to the hunt of topographical painters which made a breakthrough of high opportunities for the said job

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59. geological services to the

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60. And each, at the appointed hour, had been ‘swallowed up’ in a geological cataclysm

61. of the organic beings inhabiting South America, and in the geological relations of the present to the

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62. span that agrees with the strata determined by the geological column

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63. It was the sort of breakfast-table one reads about in story books; and on its fragility Herr Dremmel would presently descend like some great geological catastrophe, and the whole in a few convulsed moments would be just crumbs and coffee stains

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64. Instincts only evolve on a geological time-scale, while today’s cars and trucks had come into existence in little more than a single human life-span

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65. It was named in 1925, after Alfred Hulse Brooks, the leading Alaskan geologist of the United States Geological Survey, from 1903 until his death in 1924

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66. was thawing in the geological equivalent of the

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67. Plus, they wanted an actual geological blueprint of the entire region

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68. He was also a geologist and part-time professor at the Colorado State Geological Institute located in Grand Junction

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69. But the geological dynamic of accumulated strata is a dead dynamic, designed for dead things

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70. The first thing to wear away and settle at the bottom of any geological deposit or accumulation is the softest, weakest substances

71. Why does human teutonic colonization; match Geological Tectonic colonization so exactly, that reading the history of tectonic migration is like re-reading the history of human migration?

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72. "Do you think that to be an agriculturist it is necessary to have tilled the earth or fattened fowls oneself? It is necessary rather to know the composition of the substances in question—the geological strata, the atmospheric actions, the quality of the soil, the minerals, the waters, the density of the different bodies, their capillarity, and what not

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73. With some digging, we could get a broad geological history

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74. She had added the one-meter bits to her equipment that morning, anticipating geological sampling later in the day

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75. It’ll be mostly EVAs, geological sampling, soil tests, and weekly self-administered medical tests

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76. I used a geological sample container (also known as “a box”)

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77. The coal companies know where every pound of coal is buried throughout Appalachia; they did their geological surveys decades ago

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78. Peak oil advocates asserted that world production of crude oil was bound to start an inevitable decline for purely geological reasons early in the twenty-first century

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79. According to the United States Geological Survey, 5

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80. The same is true of meteorological, geological, astronomical, and epidemiological studies, where with a large amount of available data, investigators naturally focus on the “interesting” patterns

81. No evidence of any other geological processes has been discovered

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82. Managed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (1984–2000) and by the US Geological Survey (USGS, 2001–13) as part of the Landsat Program, it has completed more than 150,000 orbits of Earth and sent back more than 2

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83. There is nothing more difficult to pierce and to penetrate than the geological formation upon which is superposed the marvellous historical formation called Paris; as soon as work in any form whatsoever is begun and adventures upon this stretch of alluvium, subterranean resistances abound

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84. The result was that in some states the plates were broken up after a few copies were printed, and that is a shame because they were reservoirs of organized, documented, and well-written information, geological, historical, and economic

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85. Although few of the most ancient species have left modified descendants, yet, at remote geological periods, the earth may have been almost as well peopled with species of many genera, families, orders and classes, as at the present day

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86. Whether organisation on the whole has actually advanced from the remotest geological periods to the present day will be more conveniently discussed in our chapter on Geological Succession

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87. If this had occurred, we should meet with the same form, independently of genetic connection, recurring in widely separated geological formations; and the balance of evidence is opposed to any such an admission

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88. Of the many twigs which flourished when the tree was a mere bush, only two or three, now grown into great branches, yet survive and bear the other branches; so with the species which lived during long-past geological periods, very few have left living and modified descendants

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89. This period will seldom be remote in any extreme degree, as species rarely endure for more than one geological period

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90. But, as by this theory innumerable transitional forms must have existed, why do we not find them embedded in countless numbers in the crust of the earth? It will be more convenient to discuss this question in the chapter on the imperfection of the geological record; and I will here only state that I believe the answer mainly lies in the record being incomparably less perfect than is generally supposed

91. So it is if we look to past times, and compare the species which have just passed away with those still living within the same areas; or if we compare the fossil species embedded in the sub-stages of the same geological formation

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92. One class of facts, however, namely, the sudden appearance of new and distinct forms of life in our geological formations supports at first sight the belief in abrupt development

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93. But the value of this evidence depends entirely on the perfection of the geological record, in relation to periods remote in the history of the world

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94. Mivart, such as the sudden development of the wings of birds or bats, or the sudden conversion of a Hipparion into a horse, hardly any light is thrown by the belief in abrupt modifications on the deficiency of connecting links in our geological formations

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95. ON THE IMPERFECTION OF THE GEOLOGICAL RECORD

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