#Erosion in Ocean Basin
The shallow ocean areas that are actually up on the continental shelf areas
have evidence of massive water flows causing erosion.
I have read that these were caused by heavy silt and sand rivers flowing and
carrying additional materials.
These areas like in the Labrador Sea basin between greenland and the N.
America. These when viewed on a good map show a flow all the way around
Newfoundland past Nova Scotia.
The same features exist all over the planet. I believe these could only be
formed by water carving away material which could only happen if the ocean
water was missing from the planet.
Anybody else wonder about these features?
Kamron