Scientists believe that most of the layers of sediment on the Earth's surface were deposited slowly over millions of years. Most of these layers contain fossilized remains of plants and animals. But there are problematic facts. There are many examples on Earth when fossils vertically pass through numerous layers of sedimentary rocks - hence they got their name "polystrate fossils" (from poly - many, strata - layers).
For example, in the Joggins coal mine (Nova Scotia, Canada), many vertical trees can be found scattered in layers with a total thickness of 750 meters. These petrified trees can be easily seen.
Perfectly preserved, they penetrate layers that have been thought to have been deposited over millions of years. The point is that the trees had to be buried faster than they would rot. In other words, these layers could NOT be deposited slowly over millions of years.
Trees would have decayed long before that and thus not petrified. Derek Ager, Professor Emeritus of Geology at University College Swansea, educated in austere Lyell uniformitarianism, describes these fossils as follows: years, and provided that the rate of formation of sedimentary rocks was constant, then the burial of a tree 10 m high took place for 100,000 years, which is really just ridiculous."
How long does it take for sedimentary layers to form? Take a look at this ten-meter-long petrified wood, one of hundreds found in the Cookeville coal mines, Tennessee, USA. It starts in one coal bed, goes up through multiple layers, and finally ends in another coal bed. Think about this: What would happen to the top of a tree over the thousands of years it takes (according to evolution) to form sedimentary layers and strata of the corner? Obviously, the formation of sedimentary layers and coal seams had to be catastrophic (rapid) in order to bury the tree upright before it rots and falls. Such "standing trees" are found in numerous places on the ground and at different levels. Despite the evidence, long periods of time (necessary for evolution)are squeezed between layers, for which there is no evidence.
“On the other hand, if a tree 10 m high was buried for 10 years, this would mean that in a million years layers 1000 km thick would be deposited, or 10,000 km in 10 million years. It is also ridiculous and we have no choice but to conclude that the deposition of sedimentary rocks at times happened very quickly, and there were times when the deposition process was interrupted and stopped for a while, despite the fact that the layers appear to be continuous and homogeneous"
Here are some more examples of things that shouldn't exist in the world of modern science (fossilized tree trunks):
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Greece Geopark: Lesvos Petrified Forest.
On the banks of the Yellowstone River.
Hungarian scientists reported an interesting discovery: in the northeast of the country, the remains of a small forest, dating back 8 million years, were discovered. According to Alfred Dulai, a geologist at the Hungarian Museum of Natural History (Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum), it is unusual that parts of most of the trees have been preserved upright. up to 3 meters. They are parts of marsh cypress trees that have been preserved since ancient times in open deposits of brown coal.
Age as usual - estimated by eye, otherwise how to explain this fact. The older, the more believable …
In Arizona, there are a lot of such stone blocks. Ancient woodcutters did not saw them, no. The barrel is fragile - it split itself:
Now, explain why this ancient tree did not rot, but petrified? Apparently lying under a layer of sand and silt without oxygen.