Many floods that have occurred in documented history have been tagged as “the worst floods in history.” Despite being overlooked and discounted by traditional scientists and researchers over the last 100 years or more, the occurrence of the Universal Flood cannot be erased. None of the historic floods mentioned in the link above has come close to the magnitude or catastrophic significance of the Universal Flood. The evidence of the significance of the Universal Flood, from all major fields of science, is overwhelming.

I will list twelve facts about the Universal Flood that are discussed in the UNIVERSAL MODEL (UM)

1. The majority of modern scientists believe there is no proof of a Universal Flood.

The Universal Flood, backed by the Hydroplanet Model and Weather Model, contradicts current accepted scientific studies and research. If the occurrence of the Universal Flood was accepted by science today, then it would need to discard current research of deep geological time, i.e., billions of years, as well as, magma, evolution, relativity, etc. Basically, the discovery of a Universal Flood would challenge, if not destroy, scientific careers as authorities in many fields of specialized science. It’s no wonder modern scientists would sweep aside the reality of the Universal Flood.

2. Floodwaters covered the entire surface of the Earth, including all mountains.

The Universal Flood was not a localized flood. According to studies found in Life Science Libraries, if all water vapor in the Earth’s atmosphere, i.e. 3,100 cubic miles, fell abruptly, the earth would be covered with a ‘sloshing’ 1-inch of water. Therefore, rainwater was not the source of the Universal Flood. Also consider, taken from the account in the KJV of the Bible, we read in Genesis 7:11, “In the six hundredth year of Noah’s life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of the month, the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up, and the windows of heaven were opened.” Scientific discoveries in the last 30 years have shown that the water content in the Earth’s crust is 10 to 30 times that of our oceans. Some scientists even speculate that there could be around 100 times more water in the Earth’s crust than in our oceans.

3. The Universal Flood lasted for about one year’s time.

Flooding occurred for about 150 days. It would take about six months for the waters to go back to where they came from. After about one year from the time the flood began was when “the Earth dried.”

4. Based on dendrochronology, The Universal Flood occurred on Earth in 2345 BC.

Dendrochronology is the study of tree ring dating. Researchers have discovered that a worldwide catastrophic event truly occurred in 2345 B.C. based on the size of tree rings. This observation is consistent in tree rings during the same year throughout the world.

5. Natural geological, chemical, and biological evidence confirm that this event took place.

If you took a step outside your home and looked around, you would not need to go far to discover countless evidence of the Universal Flood. The Universal Model presents 13 “Marks” of the flood which are: The Hydrofountain Mark, The Sand Mark, The Depth Mark, The Carbonate Mark, The Salt Mark, The Oil and Gas Mark, The Coal Mark, The Pyrite Mark, The Ore Mark, The Surface Mark, The Diamond Mark and The Inclusion Mark. Each of these Marks are evidence of the reality of a Universal Flood.

6. The Universal Flood is the largest natural disaster ever to occur in the history of mankind.

Imagine the destruction of the eruption of Mt St Helens in 1980 or the deadly earthquake of Haiti in 2010 and what about the Central China Floods in 1931 that killed an estimated 2 million to 3.7 million people. As catastrophic as these localized events were, what could be more destructive than the whole Earth flooding?

7. The Universal Flood was the most globally widespread.

No other catastrophic event has been able to take the title to have had a world-wide effect on Earth. The Universal Flood was world-wide.

8. The Universal Flood was a single, global event.

There is only one time in the history of the world when all of Earth’s continents were covered with water to a depth enough to create ~13,395 psi pressure. This is the pressure needed to grow rocks and fossils. Fossils are found all over the world. What we don’t find are fossils that are in process because they were only made during the one-time event of the Universal Flood.

9. The Universal Flood on Earth is not the only major flooding that has occurred in our Solar System.

Only in the last decade have researchers discovered that major flooding events helped shape the surface of Mars.

10. The Universal Flood event created the environmental conditions on the surface of the Earth to petrify and fossilize plants and animals.

There is only one environment in which quartz crystals grow, a Hypretherm. There is only one environment in which something once living can be turned into a fossil, a Hypretherm. Fossils are rocks. Rocks are crystals. Quartz-based rocks and fossils are found on every continent which means flood waters once covered the entire surface of the Earth. There is no way that only one part of the surface of the Earth could have been covered by water without all of it being covered to create the hyprethermal environment. The depth of water (30,000’) and necessary pressure (~13,395 psi) for the fossilization process to occur could not happen in a localized flood.

11. The Universal Flood defies Uniformitarianism.

Uniformitarianism basically says that “the present is the key to the past.” It is believed that we can know what happened to the Earth’s crust in the past based on what’s happening on the Earth today. The problem with this is that there are natural processes that happened in the past that are not happening today.

12. The Universal Flood explains how the Arizona Hydrocrater formed.

The Arizona Hydrocrater is one of the many “fountains of the great deep”, i.e., hydrofountains, that opened up to release the flood waters necessary to cover the entire surface of the Earth including the tallest mountains. The crater we see today is what was left after flood waters subsided.