Article From evolution-facts.org about the age of the earth.

Of the five Galilean moons, Ganymede and Callisto have no volcanoes and a high density of impact craters, Io has volcanoes and no impact craters, and Europa has no volcanoes and no impact craters. Io has the most marks, pits, and brightly colored areas of any of the four, but no impact craters.

More recent data now indicate that Jupiter's moon, Titan, may also have volcanoes.

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29 - METEOR CRATERS—Meteor craters are fairly easy to locate, especially since we now have such excellent aerial and satellite mapping systems. For example, the meteor crater near Winslow, Arizona, is 3/4 mile [1.2 km] in diameter and 600 feet [1,829 dm] deep. Efforts have been made to locate meteor craters in the rock strata, but without success. They always lie close to or on the surface. This and erosional evidence indicate that all the meteor craters which have struck the earth are all only a few thousand years old. No larger meteors struck the earth prior to that time, for no meteor craters are found anywhere in the lower rocks.

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Trev_27 said:

If i broke any rules by posting this, please take it off. Thanks. I just wanna see what other people say to this.

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Big Jase said:

its a load of jobies....... or not much to think of it at all...it has no theory just different dates thrown of the top of someones head.

do u know what the one thing wrong with evolution...it makes up its own rules.... it doesn't use an equasion like science is made to.... it makes its own rules...

laters

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