Great Flood Theory

The Great Flood Theory suggests that a massive, global flood occurred historically, shaping geological features and mythologies across cultures. Proponents cite evidence like widespread sediment deposits, sudden bursts of water in geological records, and similarities in flood stories worldwide. While some interpret these findings as remnants of a single catastrophic event, mainstream science typically views such floods as large-scale local events, like those caused by the end of the last Ice Age or regional dam failures. The theory remains debated, with ongoing research exploring the extent and impact of ancient massive floods on Earth's history.