Part 6/10:
Geological Evidence and The Role of Salt Domes
Adams draws attention to geological evidence that supports the idea of a growing Earth, such as the existence of salt domes. He argues that salt is formed not from ancient oceans evaporating but from gases that rise through the Earth over time, differentiating into various forms based on their weight and state. This perspective challenges the traditional understanding of geological formations and brings fresh insight into the origin of Earth’s features.
He points out the peculiarities of dinosaur biology, suggesting that the gravity during the age of dinosaurs was significantly less than it is today. This notion aligns with his theory as it implies a larger, less dense Earth could have supported these massive creatures.