Episodes 03, 04 & 07

The Hydroplate Theory: An Overview

by | July 15, 2026

Asteroid Ida and it’s moon
Episode 03:

The Flood Story Starts Long Before Noah…and the Hydroplate Theory Explains It

 

Hosts

Kevin Lea

Bill Wells

Reference

ITB, Part II, The Hydroplate Theory: An Overview,  pp. 121-161

Resources

Episode 04:

The Rupture Phase of Noah’s Flood Explained | The Hydroplate Theory

What really happened when “the fountains of the great deep” broke open?

In this episode of Hydroplate Theory University, Kevin Lee and Bill Wells continue their overview of Dr. Walt Brown’s Hydroplate Theory by examining the rupture phase of Noah’s Flood. They discuss how the rupture could explain the formation of Earth’s sedimentary layers, continental drift, mountain ranges, ocean trenches, submarine canyons, and more while comparing the Hydroplate Theory with conventional plate tectonics.

Hosts & Guests

Kevin Lea

Bill Wells

Reference

ITB, Part II, The Hydroplate Theory: An Overview,  pp. 121-161

Resources

Episode 07:

Hydroplate Theory vs. Evolution: The Salt Debate

How did Earth’s massive salt deposits form? Why is oil so often found beneath enormous layers of salt? In this episode of Hydroplate Theory University, Kevin Lee and Bill Wells respond to criticisms of the Hydroplate Theory and compare its explanation for Earth’s salt deposits with the conventional evolutionary model. The discussion examines salt beneath the Gulf of America, the Atlantic, and the Mediterranean, explores the relationship between salt and oil, and explains why these geological features are interpreted differently by competing worldviews.

Hosts & Guests

Kevin Lea

Bill Wells

Reference

ITB, Part II, The Hydroplate Theory: An Overview,  pp. 121-161

Resources