Earth may have been a 'water world' 3bn years ago, scientists find

[ProdigyARTPOP 3,910]

4 minutes ago, MAXX said:

This is talking about 3 billion years, much before the first animals or plants ever existed. By the time humans came to be the world's continents and seas were mostly like they are today, especially by the time human civilizations started. This has nothing to do with Atlantis

That’s not specifically what i’m talking about, it was a general idea because of the proof that there’s really so much we don’t know about the Earth still, especially since our oceans remain more undiscovered than Mars, and the concept of there possibly being civilizations we know nothing about or who existed prior to us makes sense.

[axelwolf 114]

8 minutes ago, Economy said:

I'm just saying religion is not very well tolerated on GGD and ppl love to generalize and hate throwing it all in the same group

 

It's bad to generalize or stereotype on anything else but it's ok to stereotype religion or straight guys

 

Just warning u of the culture and double standards here cuz u seem like a new member based on your reputation number so I assume ur probably aren't aware

I'm not responsible for how others react to religion. My comment was simply what came to my mind, I just simply pointed out what a lot of religious/historical texts have stated. If someone wants to get offended by me saying "Dont religious texts say that in the beginning there was waters etc." then let them. 

But thank you for giving me the heads up  tho

[Fangwares 50]

Already figured that

[Delusional 9,221]

6 hours ago, COOOK said:

Yüyi 's revenge!

Nnnn not me thinking this was rose from the titanic 

[StarstruckIllusion 53,563]

6 hours ago, axelwolf said:

Dont religious texts say that in the beginning there was waters etc.

not 6000 years ago 

[TimisaMonster 31,073]

I'm sure it was...is this a shock? 

[Enchanting 166]

"May have been"? Do scientists not realize that the world is still 70% covered by water?

[Economy 52,842]

6 minutes ago, Enchanting said:

"May have been"? Do scientists not realize that the world is still 70% covered by water?

Even assuming we didn't loose any water... The world could still be fully covered if land elevation was a little more even

 

We only have 1/3 sticking out as land cuz of raised plates so... Yeah...

 

This is perfectly plausible