It is of no relevance how fast any current residual little moves in plates are. You claim Everest grew 30 feet since the KT layer?
No silly.
There were no Everest or the Himalayas around KT time.
KT occurred about 65 million years ago.
The Genesis Flood didn’t not occur then, nor did it ever occur during the Bronze Age of the 3rd millennium BCE...which you, yourself, had stated about 4500 years ago, meaning about 2500 BCE.
Only a VERY dishonest person think 65 million-year equals to 4500-year.
Do you understand the concept of numbers and simple arithmetic? Do you know how to count to 4500?
The calculations between Adam’s appearance and that Noah boarded the Ark (based on Genesis 5, and 7:6, which is Noah was 600 years of age when he boarded the Ark) is 1656 years.
So if Eden episode happened in, say about 4000 BCE, an equivalent of 6000 years ago, the possible dating of the Flood is about 2344 BCE.
But the Egyptians have been building pyramids since the start of the 3rd dynasty (2686 - 2613 BCE), with Djoser (reign c 2686 - c 2667 BCE), whose pyramid is called the Step Pyramid.
And that's not all; people not only built a pyramid for him. He has a funerary temple, which is dated to the same time as his Step Pyramid. And in one of chamber, housed a statue of Djoser. The purpose of this chamber (called a serdab) is because the statue is supposedly a vessel for his spirit - the
ka.; the serdab protecting his statue is also protecting his spirit (ka), so that he remain as he do, in his afterlife.
(See the statue on the bottom left; that's Djoser. The other is that of Thutmose III, whom I mentioned in one of my earlier replies.)
Even Khufu’s Great Pyramid of Giza, predated Noah boarding the Ark in 2344 BCE.
And yet, Genesis stated that Egypt didn’t exist until Mizraim (Egypt), son of Ham was born AFTERTHE FLOOD, which cleared show that the author to Genesis have no idea WHEN Egypt existed, politically, culturally and historically.
These two examples of Egypt’s tomb making, predated Noah’s Flood and predated Mizraim.
Over a thousand years later, in Egypt, era known as the New Kingdom period, is the 18th dynasty. One example is Thutmose III (reign 1479 - 1425 BCE).
On the left, is the statue of Djoser (3rd dynasty, Old Kingdom), and on the right is Thutmose:
If the Flood did occur as Genesis say it did, then you would expect that pre-Flood Egypt and post-Flood Egypt should be different: different in cultures, different in styles. And yet the fashion are obviously striking similar.
The same head-gears were wore over the heads, and they both have the same style of wearing false beards.
And judging by other stuff, like writings, Old Kingdom and New Kingdom Egypt, used the same hieroglyphs and hieratic in both periods.
Man, you are unbelievably dishonest person.
Anyway back to the KT.
KT caused the mass extinction of dinosaurs, but there were no humans around. No Adam, and certainly no Noah.
KT has nothing to do with Noah's Flood.
In fact, Egypt has no Flood that killed countless lives. According to Egyptian myths, in the beginning was just primeval water called Nu, similar to Genesis 1:2, before there were dry land, before there were humans. Humans were created later, and depending on which versions, humans were created from tears of Ra, or by clay on the potter's wheel of ram-headed Khnum.
But the Egyptians have no myths of Flood killing people.
Additional note:
As to Everest, Christine stated that Everest was only 30 feet shorter than today, about 4500 years ago.
Christine wasn't talking about KT extinction. The KT didn't occur in Early Bronze Age. That's your wishful delusion, dad1.