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Old 08-28-2021, 03:59 PM   #356 (permalink)
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Do you have any information and or links that supports this hypothesis ?

As far as I know. Nobody can point to what happened to the missing material. It just doesn’t exist in sufficient quantities anywhere to account for erosion as being the main cause. 🤷


Update.

I was looking for something else and came across this news that was just released a couple of days ago.


The Grand Canyon lacks a billion years of geological history

https://eminetra.com/the-grand-canyo...istory/710917/


Billion years of rock missing.

No definitive answers.

More conjecture leading to more questions.


In all honesty, to say we know how the Grand Canyon was formed at this point is fraught with folly.

There is nothing else on Earth 🌎 like it to compare to.

Well...

Unless, it’s under the sea..


At this point in time however, it’s a true Enigma...





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