This site’s primary objective is to expose geology’s indisputably wrong “no worldwide flood, ever” paradigm. ‘No Flood’ is two centuries old, and it adversely affects findings in at least three major branches of inquiry, geology, anthropology, and archaeology – all of which are teeming with pseudo-science. For the past two-hundred years, they have had it all wrong, which makes ‘no Flood’ the most profound error in the history of science.
The worldwide flood (aka the Flood) occurred recently (12,800 +/-200 years before present, the Younger-Dryas boundary). It was caused by a cosmic impact that delivered a nearly unimaginable amount of water that completely transformed our planet. It caused the extinction of myriad species, and, if it were not for our brains, it would have killed us, too. Though we survived, we are ill-adapted to the much cooler, post-Flood ecosystem; consequently, we require warmth, shelter, food, fresh water, and waste removal, all of which necessitate environmental abuses.
In addition to matters involving the Flood, there is one post devoted to the identifying the event and mechanisms that established the tectonic plates. That is, the notion that swirling currents inside the Earth somehow reach up and move continental rock masses through continental rock masses is the fantasy equivalent to thinking that turbidity flows carved Monterey Canyon (or any of the former river channels now under two miles of water).
To that effect, here are some items:
– My peer-reviewed paper, “The Flooding of the Mediterranean Basin at the Younger-Dryas Boundary”. It will take some time to undo geology’s historic mess, but doing so has its ‘official start’ with this publication. In the paper is a model of pre-Flood Earth, created by removing more than two miles of water from present ocean levels:

– Research paper, “Simultaneous Impacts Configured Earth’s Landforms and Instilled Its Obliquity.” I employ new bathymetry maps to correct the means by which the continents obtained their current configuration. I submitted the paper to the journal Geomorphology where it was sent out for review. Unfortunately, the reviewers felt it too radical for their journal. So we continue to believe that swirling currents in the center of the planet mysteriously reach up to move the continents…. The continents are not drifting; rather, their movements represent recovery from the simultaneous impact event (~65 million years ago!). This article has nothing to do with the worldwide flood, but it is enlightening to consider this event as an equally critical part of our planet’s history.

– I presented an hour-long talk, “The Worldwide Flood,” at Gaia’s Ancient Civilizations conference, held in Boulder, CO, in Sept 2022. It was well-received, and because of the audience’s reaction, I sought to purchase a link to the presentation from Gaia so that visitors to this site might watch it without cost. Unfortunately, such an arrangement is not possible (currently). However, Gaia offered a link to the talk’s first 15 minutes, available here. The remainder of the talk is in Episode 8, here.
– Research articles regarding the 8-mile-long ‘canvas’ discovered in the Colombian rainforest: “Interpreting portions of the sprawling 8-mile-long ‘canvas’ discovered in the Amazon rainforest” and “Sprawling 8-mile-long ‘canvas’ of ice age beasts discovered hidden in Amazon rainforest,” report on the historic finding and interprets a portion of it. Bottom line: the worldwide flood inspired the survivors to commemorate the event and its consequences that include dramatic, worldwide climate change.

– Essay, “The Social Conquest of Earth” addresses fundamental questions such as Where are we from?, What are we?, and Where are we going?
– Essay, “Out of Eden, the Anthropocene, and the last Younger-Dryas extinction” puts into proper context what has happened to our planet, where we are from, and where we are going.
– Essay, “North America’s first permanent settlers: The Haida” uses published findings from the past six years to explain the Haida’s flood survival into the Pacific northwest.

– Essay, “An overlooked fact: we are ill-adapted to post-Flood Earth” concludes that, during the past 12,800 years, all social structures and economies have been directed toward ensuring human survival in the post-Flood ecosystem for which we are not properly adapted.

– Essay: Debunking Geology’s ‘No Flood, Ever’ Theory: Historical Analysis & Bathymetry Evidence on New Maps.
– Essay: ‘No worldwide flood, ever’ is the most profound error in the history of science, was to appear at a certain website in Feb 2020, but interaction with the site’s editor led me to believe that the essay was not appropriate for the audience (too much science).

– Research article: “Younger-Drays impacts: data and analysis,” deals with YD impact craters in North America, South America, and South Africa. It encapsulates the contents of a message sent to members of the Comet Research Group, as well as authors of a recent paper that analyses a South African YD impact.

– Research article, “The explanation for impact craters discovered by MBARI off the coast of Central California,” shows that a recently discovered impact swarm on the ocean floor – now beneath two miles of water! – was created subaerially then submerged very soon thereafter by waters delivered by the object whose fragments created the swarm. The Monterey Bay Aquarium and Research Institute (MBARI) recently published, “Researchers discover mysterious holes in the seafloor off Central California,” available here. It is briefly summarized with this snippet: “The cause and persistence of the pockmarks still remains a mystery, but we find no evidence they were created from gas or fluid in the seafloor in the recent past. The micro-depressions are recently formed erosional features; they are not ‘incipient pockmarks.’ Overall, a lot more work needs to be done to understand how all these features were formed, and this work is in progress….” Close. The marks are not erosional, their cause is not a mystery, nor is there a need for much more work, for the explanation for the pockmarks is found in my paper. That is, the MBARI discovery represents important, corroborating evidence in support of the worldwide flood. As such, I have written to the MBARI researchers, its primary staff, as well as members of the Comet Research Group to inform them of the swarm’s cause, and to link them together so that they might take the lead in countering geology’s historic “no worldwide flood, ever” error.

– Research article: Insight into human migrations based on DNA heat maps, uses recently published maps of DNA similarities to show that the Mediterranean Basin, the last major region to be inundated by the worldwide flood, provided sufficient warning to its inhabitants to allow some to survive upward.

– Essay: in Lemuria (Mu), I combine my findings with those of COL James Churchward and his paintings of Lemuria’s destruction in the worldwide flood.

– Letter to the editor of a National Academy of Sciences article in which I request the retraction of the PNAS article, “Sustained wood burial in the Bengal Fan over the last 19My.” Sadly, the National Academy of Sciences is staffed by geologists who cannot differentiate “presently exposed landscapes were never flooded” from “no worldwide flood, ever,” so they declined to publish my letter. Nonetheless, my letter is concise and completely correct, as the discovery of wood chips in oxbows now submerged beneath two miles of water is unambiguous evidence of the worldwide flood. We note, in particular, that the article’s authors, as well as its PNAS editor(s), did not include a map of the region from which the wood chips were discovered. One can only wonder, why? A discussion of the evidence that supports my letter is found here.

– Research article, “The Correct Explanation for sustained wood burial in the Bengal Fan over the last 19My” identifies the mechanism by which millions-year old wood became buried in sediments found at a depth of more than 3km.
– Essay, “The Sacred Ganges” uses ship-track soundings and findings from a recent PNAS paper to ascertain the extent of the pre-Flood Ganges. It helps us to understand why the river is considered sacred in Indian culture.

– Essay: Galileo’s Telescope, Google Earth – As the telescope led to the end of geocentrism, so the new map data (e.g. Google Earth) nullify geology’s prevailing paradigm that has us all believing that there was never a worldwide flood.
–Essay: Eyewitness Account of the Impact that Delivered the Worldwide Flood – Cave paintings found near Fouriesburg, South Africa, depict an eye-witness’s account of the object that delivered the flood. The painting captures the impacting object’s split as it neared impact – which led to the gap in the impact crescent.

– Essay, “A message not sent regarding pre-history adversely affected by “no Flood” contains an email message to a pseudo-scientist masquerading as a geographer and anthropologist.
– Research article: Ancient mammoth tusk recovered deep off the coast of Monterey Bay, discusses how a mammoth tusk could be discovered so far from shore and so far beneath the surface.
– My book – I wrote and self-published it immediately after retiring. In it, I uncover and correct geology’s “no worldwide flood, ever” error. It is self-published because of the incredible prejudice brought against anyone thinking against the current paradigm. Among the consequences: two major branches of science, geology and anthropology, require fundamental reformations.
Public Lecture – I presented “Resolving the Problem of Atlantis” to the Explorers Club in NYC in 2016, and the talk is available here.
TV Interview – I appeared on George Noory’s show, Beyond Belief in October 2018. The interview is titled, “The Worldwide Flood,” and it is available here.
Radio Interviews – I appeared as the guest on radio programs:
“Proof of the Great Flood” on Midnight in the Desert with host Dave Schrader.
“Catastrophic Flood” with host Cliff Dunning, as well as an older interview with Cliff, available here.
Regards,
Michael Jaye, PhD
