you mentioned the moon all mixed up in there. Just wondering if something big enough hit the earth to form the moon from left over debris, but didn’t destroy the earth, why would a little crustal movement succeed where something traveling, what, ten’s of thousands of miles an hour wouldn’t. Now I wasn’t there, mind you, so I neither saw the proposed moon forming object nor the flood, but how much crustal movement, how fast, and for how long are you assuming in your equations, which were quite impressive by the way. Now I am no crust expert (tho I do like key lime pie), but is it possible you are assuming a worse case scenario, or were you being conservative, or somewhere in between (a moderate, in political terms)? And did your assumptions involve the assumption that the present interprets the past, i.e., are there parameters that, were they different, would change your equations. Thanks for taking the time.