Deepsea eddie currents, are responsible for coastal erosion
[link to www.deepseanews.com]
the eddies you can see from space aren’t the only story. We’ve only talked about the biggest ones that are several hundreds of kilometers wide and may live for several months. Eddies can be very, very small (down to the centimeter scale) and only last for several minutes. There are eddies underneath the surface of the ocean. There are deep eddies are currents flow over bumps in the ocean. Basically, the ocean is full of eddies.[less than 50%]





In Doug Vogt's videos he points to satellite maps of deep grooves in the Ocean floor on the coast and says it was because of massive tidal waves, that washed across the lands and says " you can't explain it any other way".

Well how about this, A micro nova causes a dust cloud of solar ejecta to hit earths weakened magnetosphere (knocking out all electrical grids), where it is burned to microscopic tektite dust and heats the oceans which seeds the atmosphere and clouds causing rain.

lets say 40 days and 40 nights of torrential rain covering entire continents with 6 to 12 inches of rain per hour for 960 hours(1ft x 24h x 40 days) or 80 cubic feet of rain in 40 days.


all of that runoff in flat coastal plains would have no place to go, and sense 90% of the worlds population lives 50 miles or less from the Ocean it would be in a word Biblical.

In the days, weeks, and months that it takes all of that water to go back to the oceans, the weight of that water on tectonic boundaries will cause earthquakes, blocking and changing rivers.


The lighter dust left in our stratosphere would cause a "nuclear winter" for 2 years as it gets pulled down to the magnetic poles causing massive deposits of iron oxide.

Just a possible alternate explanation IMHO.