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Geologists often say, "the Colorado River took millions of years to carve out the Grand Canyon." Either that is a flat lie, or they just havent examined all the obvious evidence. The river enters the canyon at 2800-foot elevation, but the top of the canyon is 8000 feet high. So, the only way that that river could have carved that canyon is if the river flowed uphill (rivers dont flow uphill)!
There are no age-old erosion marks between the layers of sedimentary rock, indicating that the layers of rock were deposited there simultaneously.
The erosion rate of the continents, also, is such that ALL the sedimentary rock would have eroded to sea level within 14 million years (indicating the earth is less than 14 million years) and since the Grand Canyon is mostly sedimentary rock, it would have eroded to sea level if it really were millions of years old... dont believe that the Grand Canyon is that old. Another problem for their theory is where is the delta?
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