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Well that would be horse manure in a pile!
We expect to find C-14 in things evolutionist shave dated out to tens of millions and hundreds of millions of years! and Voila we do!
over 41 dino samples in situ were dated and shown to be between 21k-50k+ years.
Diamonds that are over 200 million years old should have no C-14 in them but they do IN them!
From Live science:
Radiocarbon dating involves determining the age of an ancient fossil or specimen by measuring its carbon-14 content. Carbon-14, or radiocarbon, is a naturally occurring radioactive isotope that forms when cosmic rays in the upper atmosphere strike nitrogen molecules, which then oxidize to become carbon dioxide. Green plants absorb the carbon dioxide, so the population of carbon-14 molecules is continually replenished until the plant dies. Carbon-14 is also passed onto the animals that eat those plants. After death the amount of carbon-14 in the organic specimen decreases very regularly as the molecules decay. Carbon-14 has a half-life of 5,730 ± 40 years, meaning that every 5,700 years or so the object loses half its carbon-14.
Samples from the past 70,000 years made of wood, charcoal, peat, bone, antler or one of many other carbonates may be dated using this technique.
So when a thing dies it no longer takes in but emits C-14 at a regular rate
Please pay attention. If you speed up decay rates, it becomes its daughter product more quickly. Pretty basic, right?
In order for you to account for the massive amounts of accumulated daughter product we observe, you need the decay rates to have increased by many orders of magnitude (even the RATE team acknowledges this, btw).
For example, the way that we measure the age of a fossil goes like this:
1. Top layer of igneous rock above dinosaur fossil has an accumulation of, say, 70 million years worth of daughter byproduct.
2. Middle layer of sedimentary rock with dinosaur fossil
3. Bottom layer of igneous rock below dinosaur fossil has an accumulation of 75 million years worth.
4.So we know that the dinosaur should be between 70 and 75 million years old.
In order to account for all that byproduct above and below the fossil, creationists need the decay constant to have increased by more than 1000 orders of magnitude.
If you increase the decay constant by just FIVE orders of magnitude, carbon's half life would be 0.05730 years, or about 3 WEEKS. You would have no measurable C-14 left in less than a year.
So yes, if you want to claim that decay rates were accelerated, then creationists SHOULD expect zero radiocarbon in dinosaur bones.
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