What did the earth look like before the rainbow?

Answer 1

Answersince there must be moisture in the atmosphere and a light source flowing through these particules before a rainbow can be detected, then it seems logical to assume that the conditions did not exist upon the earth before the time that the first rainbow was seen. the answer then is when was the first rainbow? The only reference to this that i know of is the story of Noah. AnswerVery little data is available on the topography of the pre-flood world in terms of the Biblical record.

Science has demonstrated that continents which are now separated were likely once joined. Science has also demonstrated through the work of plate tecktonics expert Dr. John Beaumgartner, that tektonic events can happen extremely rapidly. The flood record does mention the 'fountains of the great deep' (Genesis 7:11) as their way of explaining one of the mechanisms connected with the flood. Whatever these were, they were 'opened' suggesting volcanic activity on a large scale.

One thing is certain, and that is that the earth before the flood was very different from what the earth is like today. The climate was also probably quite different, since the warmer oceans and colder land masses produced the post-flood ice-age, as the planet settled back to relative equilibrium. Such massive extremes of weather, and even rain itself were possibly unknown before this.

Answer 2

It looked way better then this dump we have now!