Look Down to See God's Story
While many look up at the stars to see God's handiwork, we look at the scars on our landscape – the canyons, formations, and layers that tell the story of Noah’s flood.
Our Mission
At Scargazers, we believe that the truth of Scripture is written not just in the pages of the Bible, but in the very rocks beneath our feet.
Our mission is to document and share the remarkable geological formations that bear witness to the global flood described in Genesis, making this evidence accessible to everyone who seeks to deepen their understanding of biblical history.
Why Scargazers?
While many look up at the stars to see God's handiwork, we also look at the scars on our landscape – the canyons, formations, and layers that tell the story of a world-changing flood.
These geological "scars" are testimonies to both judgment and renewal, reminding us of God's power and faithfulness.
Exploring the Western Frontier of Flood Evidence
Th evidence exists all over the world, but the American West holds some of the world's most dramatic evidence of Noah's flood. From the Grand Canyon to the Rocky Mountains, these formations tell a story of massive water events that shaped our landscape.
Key Expedition Sites
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Grand Canyon, Arizona
Massive layers of rock tell a story of rapid water deposits. Here we find sea creature fossils high in the canyon walls, far above where they should be found.
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Yellowstone Region, Wyoming
This landscape shows signs of catastrophic changes rather than slow formation. Water-carved patterns and rapidly buried fossils point to the flood's power.
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Colorado Plateau
Ancient seabeds now sit thousands of feet above sea level. These vast rock layers stretch across multiple states, shaped by moving water on a massive scale.
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Pacific Northwest
Mount St. Helens shows us how landscapes can change rapidly. Deep canyons and massive lava flows reveal patterns matching Noah's flood.
