Only about six inches of snow per year falls on Antarctica, but even less during the Ice Age according to the uniformitarians’ model (that for some reason the weather was even colder for the atmosphere then to hold less water for snow), so how was caused what must have been much more snowfall then during the Ice Age but not falling these days? The only answer obviously is that the world ocean was warmer, top to bottom, having been heated from below, the engine for the Ice Age, which ended when the ocean had cooled to about today’s temperatures, about nine hundred years after Noah’s Flood.
