Dinosaurs and the Age of the Earth

shenzhou · #11 16th February 2004, 10:41 AM

Originally Posted by DURANG0

61. Lack of soil layers anywhere in the geologic column

See: A Paleosol Bibliography http://www.geocities.com/earthhistory/pweathering.htm

and Joe Meert's paleosol page: http://gondwanaresearch.com/hp/paleosol.htm

Joe's response: http://gondwanaresearch.com/hp/walker.htm

A paper on paleosols in the Columbia river basalt "Pedogenesis and Geochemical Alteration of the Picture Gorge Subgroup, Columbia River Basalt, Oregon" http://www.uoregon.edu/~nsheldon/Bulletin2003.pdf

A paleosol is also mentioned in my flood falsifying thread: http://www.christianforums.com/t90596

and here: http://www.christianforums.com/t90261

Jet Black · #12 16th February 2004, 10:42 AM

11. Lack of emitted Neutrinos from the sun

neutrino oscillations have now been observed.

Frumious Bandersnatch · #13 16th February 2004, 10:42 AM

Originally Posted by ThePhoenix

Lets just start with point number 2. There's been over 200 recorded meteorite strikes. How does this mean a LACK of meteorites in the geological column? That's an average of one per 30 years if the earth is 6000 years old. Think we might have noticed that?

We have a thread on meteor strikes and volcanic eruptions

http://www.christianforums.com/t50702

Here is the impact data base

http://www.unb.ca/passc/ImpactDataba...meterSort.html

Note that 20 of them are 40 km or more in diameter and 5 are more than 100 km in diameter. The Sudbury crater is 250 km in diamter and the Vredefort crater 300. Both are significantly bigger than the Cicxulub impact which is thought to have led to the extinction of the dinosaurs. You would indeed think that someone would have noticed these huge impacts if they had all occured in the last 6000 years.

The frumious Bandersnatch

Jet Black · #14 16th February 2004, 10:44 AM

49. The existence of Hydrogen still in the universe

totally expected. actually the ratios of elements as calculated through atomic physics matches what we see in the stars. During nuclear fusion through the life of the star, only a relatively small amount of the hydrogen is converted into heavier elements. Despite the massive amount of energy release by the sun, the sun actually emits less radiation per kilo than humans do.

Jet Black · #15 16th February 2004, 10:45 AM

68. The Recession of the Moon

the recession of the moon is right in line with what it should be, using modern mathematical models which actually treat the continents properly. older calculations treated the continents as a single band around the equator, which is incorrect.

obediah001 · #16 16th February 2004, 10:46 AM

Most of the meateors & they were ice meteors hit hte earht at the outset of the Noahic flood not over eons of time. I heard a professor on NPR's evolution moments declaer the reason we do not find any sign of the meteaors is cause of plate tectonics which over the eons of evolutionary time has ground them to powder; another good laugh for me here; the reason we do not find them is they were mostly water. DUH!

Jet Black · #17 16th February 2004, 10:47 AM

sorry durango, but that list is just full of junk. most of your objections there have been falsified decades ago. why do you persist in reposting this rubbish? next you will be telling us that man never landed on the moon.

Jet Black · #18 16th February 2004, 10:49 AM

Originally Posted by obediah001

Most of the meateors & they were ice meteors hit hte earht at the outset of the Noahic flood not over eons of time. I heard a professor on NPR's evolution moments declaer the reason we do not find any sign of the meteaors is cause of plate tectonics which over the eons of evolutionary time has ground them to powder; another good laugh for me here; the reason we do not find them is they were mostly water. DUH!

If any remotely significant amount of meteors hit the earth, it would boil the earth. please remember that kinetic energy gets converted to thermal energy. This is why the bottom of the niagra falls is slightly warmer than the top.

obediah001 · #19 16th February 2004, 10:54 AM

But you are forgetting supercooler ice is magnetic & about all of the animals frozen in the miles thick ice on te poles with NO water in their lungs; remember waht oxygen etc does when it is supercooled? There are also tropical plants under all this polar ice which was deposited ALL at once & obviously so due to the tropical environs below, by the way this meat is oft ate whem dug out of the ice in Alaska. Please explain how they all plants & animals got buried soo deep & frooze so quickly that they are fresh to eat now? hmmm

Jet Black · #20 16th February 2004, 10:57 AM

what on earth are you drivelling on about?