It's not my math, but the answer is yes. The scientific search for evidence of a global flood rapped up around 1830 -- long before Darwin.
If it happened it didn't leave evidence.
I didn't know that according to creation science, ice melts and generates a greater volume of water than the volume of the ice itself.
I am surprised that 1830 is when 'scientific search" ended given that global warming scientists seem to be in fear of melting polar ice.
If the surface of this earth were level seems there would be a different calculation required. Driving through various parts of this country alone one can visible see layers of deposits lifted from where they once were.
My non-scientist
thoughts are that if Pangia
was still together
in Noah's time then
it's easier to picture
a flood affecting
the entire world and
the subsequent moves apart
(in Peleg's life time?)
would have confounded
the "record" of the flood with
the breakup record.