The Origin of Ocean Trenches, Earthquakes, and the Ring of Fire

Ocean trenches, some thousands of miles long and several miles deep, lie on the floor of the western Pacific, directly opposite the center of the Atlantic. The plate tectonic theory claims that plates, drifting on the Earth’s surface, dive into the Earth and form trenches. Soon you will see seventeen reasons why this is incorrect.

The flood began with a rupture of the Earth's crust that raced around the globe in about 2 hours. For months, escaping subterranean water eroded the crack to an average width of about 1,400 miles all along its 46,000-mile path–even on Earth’s Pacific side, so the hydroplates, if on a slope, could slide on water at least a few hundred miles toward the Pacific side of the Earth.