A view of a waterfall from under a bridge with a bright sun

fato de que a luz do sol, a lua e as estrelas brilhavam (Gn 1:15-17), indicates that the upper waters were in the form of water vapor, not ice or clouds. Water vapor, ju, is invisible and, portanto, totalmente transparente. [3] But, esse dossel, which we now understand not to be as thick as previously thought, collapsed during the flood. Genesis 7:11 states that "the floodgates of heaven have been broken.", confirming to us the idea of a certain volume of water that was previously suspended and reclusive, until it ruptured and precipitated all the stored water at once. It is known that the canopy hypothesis was once used to defend the idea that "all the water" of the flood came from this layer of vapor. Today this idea no longer holds and this view has become dogma for many Christians, especially due to the fact that the canopy does not support [in mathematical modeling] the amount of water needed to cover the entire globe with a flood. Although the hypothesis of the amount of condensed water in this canopy is a separate topic, The fact is that the Bible actually provided us with clues to the existence of a water canopy, although it does not mention its size.

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