Posted: Dec 26, 2012 5:29 am
I for one agree with Clastie. Clearly decay rates do in fact vary, and given that if these rates sped up too much - the earth would be a ball of fire,. Therefore, we should assume that the current estimates for things like the age of the earth are vast underestimates.
Given the number of christians researching this field we can only assume they are ignoring this factor due to their tendency to date objects to the youngest age possible in order to reconcile scientific findings with their faith.
For too long scientists have been underestimating the age of the earth, it is about time things changed. And it all starts here, go get them Clastie.
Given the number of christians researching this field we can only assume they are ignoring this factor due to their tendency to date objects to the youngest age possible in order to reconcile scientific findings with their faith.
For too long scientists have been underestimating the age of the earth, it is about time things changed. And it all starts here, go get them Clastie.