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September 10, 2016, 01:43:03 AM
Since the planet Earth doesn't have a birth certificate to record its formation, scientists have spent hundreds of years struggling to determine the age of the planet. By dating the rocks in the ever-changing crust, as well as neighbors such as the moon and visiting meteorites, scientists have calculated that Earth is 4.54 billion years old, with an error range of 50 million years.

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September 10, 2016, 12:37:03 AM
Yeah, there's always an amusing love-hate relationship between BADlogic and carbon dating. He just cherrypicks when it works and when it doesn't, desperately trying to patch up his untenable beliefs.
So, you are trying to hide the fact that carbon dating doesn't tell us anything about the age of the earth, right?



Young earth oddballs try desperately to instill doubt in carbon dating, yet if they paid a little more attention to what was going on they would discover, to their horror, that heat is their downfall.
There isn't any doubt that carbon dating works. It works very well, in fact. It's just that it can't be applied beyond 4,500 years ago, or so. Why not? Because up to 4,500 years in the past is all the further back we can go with standard "pottery-style" dating methods. What do standard "pottery-style" dating methods have to do with it? We don't know beyond that time how much C-14 was in the atmosphere IF ANY. And the further back we go, the less certain about C-14 in the atmosphere we become.

Now, this wouldn't be so bad if the scientists and the media and the books all said it straight out, rather than trying to hide the fact that we don't know if carbon dating can be accurately applied beyond 4,500 years back.



Earth could not of possibly cooled down quickly enough in their absurd timeframe. Heat we are talking about here is enough to easily boil all earths oceans to steam.

Amusing.

We don't know that earth was hot. Without even considering what religions say, we simply don't know that earth was hot in the first place. All that formation of stars and planets info is simply unproven theory. The FACT is that we just don't know about heat on the earth in the distant past.

Wake up. You are becoming denser than the earth's core.

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September 09, 2016, 04:37:21 PM
Yeah, there's always an amusing love-hate relationship between BADlogic and carbon dating. He just cherrypicks when it works and when it doesn't, desperately trying to patch up his untenable beliefs.

Young earth oddballs try desperately to instill doubt in carbon dating, yet if they paid a little more attention to what was going on they would discover, to their horror, that heat is their downfall.

Earth could not of possibly cooled down quickly enough in their absurd timeframe. Heat we are talking about here is enough to easily boil all earths oceans to steam.

Amusing.
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July 30, 2016, 03:27:02 PM
Big Bang suggests that in an instant, stars, planets, all kinds of materials and energy were spewed from a single point into a gigantic size

No that is not what it suggests.

Galaxies formed billion years after the big bang, when the universe started cooling down.

LOL!

Here you are. You can't answer the point that the speed of light is variable. So you distract into the idea that galaxies formed later.

Well, the whole BB doesn't have any known thing factual behind it. So it doesn't matter at all.

The thing that matters is that the scientific community is trying hard to hide the fact that the speed of light isn't constant, and that they know a lot less than they claim to know.

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It's all clear around conspiracies Smiley You are the one who privately said that the speed of light, and not as savsem, which everyone knows. And most importantly, you personally, because this knowledge to the real speed of light? Are you a scientist? Are you a politician? Or you just do not what activities?


Internet researcher.

Are you a first hand experimenter who has proven the speed of light?

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I can still remember our school caretaker build a machine to determine the speed of light for our 7/8th physics class. He could determine the speed of light with less then 0.1% failure rate.

It is not hard to use your brain to think - you just need some patience and endurance.

The standard light speed is suggested at 186,000 miles per second. Point 1 % is 18,600 MPS. Even the suggested variation and deviation by Sheldrake and others is less than that.

The point is, nobody knows what it was 1,000 years ago, 5,000 years ago, or at the time of the creation before light was created, when the stabilization of the "stuff" that the electro-magnetic energies are made of hadn't settled down yet.

If you are a Big Bang believer, even the first several seconds of the BB show us that the whole electromagnetic spectrum acted quite differently than it does now. All we have is speculation about the past.

The thing to look for is the best speculation. The Bible record is the best we have, because it is eye-witness accounts of the times of the stubborn Hebrew people. See http://www.albatrus.org/english/theology/creation/biblical_age_earth.htm.

The people of the Hebrews unvaryingly upheld the information about family lines and other things that go back to the Beginning. Do you know how stubborn they are? And family is the thing that they stubbornly hold to the most.

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July 30, 2016, 11:20:24 AM
Big Bang suggests that in an instant, stars, planets, all kinds of materials and energy were spewed from a single point into a gigantic size

No that is not what it suggests.

Galaxies formed billion years after the big bang, when the universe started cooling down.

LOL!

Here you are. You can't answer the point that the speed of light is variable. So you distract into the idea that galaxies formed later.

Well, the whole BB doesn't have any known thing factual behind it. So it doesn't matter at all.

The thing that matters is that the scientific community is trying hard to hide the fact that the speed of light isn't constant, and that they know a lot less than they claim to know.

Cool
It's all clear around conspiracies Smiley You are the one who privately said that the speed of light, and not as savsem, which everyone knows. And most importantly, you personally, because this knowledge to the real speed of light? Are you a scientist? Are you a politician? Or you just do not what activities?


Internet researcher.

Are you a first hand experimenter who has proven the speed of light?

Cool

I can still remember our school caretaker build a machine to determine the speed of light for our 7/8th physics class. He could determine the speed of light with less then 0.1% failure rate.

It is not hard to use your brain to think - you just need some patience and endurance.
legendary
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July 30, 2016, 10:19:04 AM
Big Bang suggests that in an instant, stars, planets, all kinds of materials and energy were spewed from a single point into a gigantic size

No that is not what it suggests.

Galaxies formed billion years after the big bang, when the universe started cooling down.

LOL!

Here you are. You can't answer the point that the speed of light is variable. So you distract into the idea that galaxies formed later.

Well, the whole BB doesn't have any known thing factual behind it. So it doesn't matter at all.

The thing that matters is that the scientific community is trying hard to hide the fact that the speed of light isn't constant, and that they know a lot less than they claim to know.

Cool
It's all clear around conspiracies Smiley You are the one who privately said that the speed of light, and not as savsem, which everyone knows. And most importantly, you personally, because this knowledge to the real speed of light? Are you a scientist? Are you a politician? Or you just do not what activities?


Internet researcher.

Are you a first hand experimenter who has proven the speed of light?

Cool
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July 30, 2016, 09:22:47 AM
6 billion years according to science
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July 30, 2016, 05:35:41 AM
Big Bang suggests that in an instant, stars, planets, all kinds of materials and energy were spewed from a single point into a gigantic size

No that is not what it suggests.

Galaxies formed billion years after the big bang, when the universe started cooling down.

LOL!

Here you are. You can't answer the point that the speed of light is variable. So you distract into the idea that galaxies formed later.

Well, the whole BB doesn't have any known thing factual behind it. So it doesn't matter at all.

The thing that matters is that the scientific community is trying hard to hide the fact that the speed of light isn't constant, and that they know a lot less than they claim to know.

Cool
It's all clear around conspiracies Smiley You are the one who privately said that the speed of light, and not as savsem, which everyone knows. And most importantly, you personally, because this knowledge to the real speed of light? Are you a scientist? Are you a politician? Or you just do not what activities?
legendary
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July 29, 2016, 03:33:55 PM
Big Bang suggests that in an instant, stars, planets, all kinds of materials and energy were spewed from a single point into a gigantic size

No that is not what it suggests.

Galaxies formed billion years after the big bang, when the universe started cooling down.

LOL!

Here you are. You can't answer the point that the speed of light is variable. So you distract into the idea that galaxies formed later.

Well, the whole BB doesn't have any known thing factual behind it. So it doesn't matter at all.

The thing that matters is that the scientific community is trying hard to hide the fact that the speed of light isn't constant, and that they know a lot less than they claim to know.

Cool
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July 29, 2016, 03:01:40 PM
Big Bang suggests that in an instant, stars, planets, all kinds of materials and energy were spewed from a single point into a gigantic size

No that is not what it suggests.

Galaxies formed billion years after the big bang, when the universe started cooling down.
legendary
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July 29, 2016, 01:57:31 PM
Even Big Bang Theory suggests holes in the light distance thing listed above.

Nobody knows what happened scientifically in the creation 6,200 years ago or so.

If you see a wall of solid concrete, but never saw a cement truck, or saw one dump concrete, you might have all kinds of suggestions and theories about how that wall got there.

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First of all, I'm no expert in physics, is there a source on the first point? Just that the idea the first person suggested sounds fairly reasonable, I'm wondering what the evidence is against it?
Big Bang suggests that in an instant, stars, planets, all kinds of materials and energy were spewed from a single point into a gigantic size, and continued to expand at both, increasing velocities in some places, and decreasing velocities in others. The speed of light could absolutely not have been uniform back then.

If you search for it, you can find scientific data that shows that the speed of light isn't an uniform thing right now, long after things have stabilized. Google and Youtube search on "Sheldrake, speed of light."



Secondly, we have a pretty good idea of what happened 6,200 years ago. In geological time 6,200 years is a blink of an eye. In fact, humans had been around for a while 6,200 years ago, and had already developed agriculture and basic civilizations. The lineages that would develop into modern day humans first diverged from chimpanzees(our closest relative in evolutionary terms) 6,000,000 years ago, and anatomically, behaviourally modern humans had developed by 50,000 years ago.
This is the exact thing that we are talking about. Why do we and scientists think like this?

Pottery dating based on civilization backwards-in-time extrapolation can only go back more-or-less accurately, about 4,500 years, if that.

Genetic and mitochondrial dating suggest a divergence from the original woman to be not that far back in history.

When you look at the basic scientific papers by those scientists who have done dating studies, all of the papers use limiting words like "if" and "maybe" and "we think" and "possibly," and even direct statements that tell us that they are only speculating regarding the time of things.

Evolution is mathematically impossible - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-mathematical-impossibility-of-evolution-1454732. Google it and you will find that even the debunkers of the impossibility math show by their language that they are not sure even when they say that they are sure.



I don't really see the idea of the last point - we have a lot of experience with molecular and geological dating methods as well as study of the fossil records that gives strong evidence for a lot of the information we have now about the history of nature, the Earth, and our own species and its evolution.

If there wasn't any C-14 in the atmosphere beyond 5,000 years ago, carbon dating suggestions would only be off by billions of years. Nobody knows for a fact that there was C-14 in the atmosphere back then. The closest we have is the Bible record that suggests that there was a high-water-content upper atmosphere which would block the cosmic rays necessary for converting nitrogen into C-14. The Great Flood of Noah's day - which is referenced in writings and cave drawings are and traditions of many peoples around the world - could easily have destroyed the upper atmosphere water curtain, so that C-14 in the atmosphere is only a recent thing. The point is, nobody ever went back there to analyze what it was like back then. And none of those people left us a clear enough scientific record so that we know. We only guess. Carbon dating is all a guess.

How long does it take to fossilize something? Google it. The standard suggested scientific minimum is 10,000 years. There is present day evidence that it can take as short as a few months. But here is the big question. How long does it take for something to rot? Yet in some of the so-called ancient fossils we see delicate tissues being preserved. Delicate tissues don't last for even 3 months in the presence of the putrification process. The point is, fossilization is a very inaccurate science. It is another science that suggests something that we only guess at.



The point is, somehow the sciences that we use to determine the age of the earth, have been treated as fact when there is little if any fact in the results. We could talk all day on this. But you can easily search the Internet for debunking and attempted debunking, this way and that, to see for yourself that we really don't know.

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July 29, 2016, 01:03:26 PM


First of all, I'm no expert in physics, is there a source on the first point? Just that the idea the first person suggested sounds fairly reasonable, I'm wondering what the evidence is against it?

Secondly, we have a pretty good idea of what happened 6,200 years ago. In geological time 6,200 years is a blink of an eye. In fact, humans had been around for a while 6,200 years ago, and had already developed agriculture and basic civilizations. The lineages that would develop into modern day humans first diverged from chimpanzees(our closest relative in evolutionary terms) 6,000,000 years ago, and anatomically, behaviourally modern humans had developed by 50,000 years ago.

I don't really see the idea of the last point - we have a lot of experience with molecular and geological dating methods as well as study of the fossil records that gives strong evidence for a lot of the information we have now about the history of nature, the Earth, and our own species and its evolution.

There have been some coins and vases that date back to 30,000 years. Carbon dating is not precise but no way would miss 24,000 years.

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July 29, 2016, 01:00:06 PM
Even Big Bang Theory suggests holes in the light distance thing listed above.

Nobody knows what happened scientifically in the creation 6,200 years ago or so.

If you see a wall of solid concrete, but never saw a cement truck, or saw one dump concrete, you might have all kinds of suggestions and theories about how that wall got there.

Cool

First of all, I'm no expert in physics, is there a source on the first point? Just that the idea the first person suggested sounds fairly reasonable, I'm wondering what the evidence is against it?

Secondly, we have a pretty good idea of what happened 6,200 years ago. In geological time 6,200 years is a blink of an eye. In fact, humans had been around for a while 6,200 years ago, and had already developed agriculture and basic civilizations. The lineages that would develop into modern day humans first diverged from chimpanzees(our closest relative in evolutionary terms) 6,000,000 years ago, and anatomically, behaviourally modern humans had developed by 50,000 years ago.

I don't really see the idea of the last point - we have a lot of experience with molecular and geological dating methods as well as study of the fossil records that gives strong evidence for a lot of the information we have now about the history of nature, the Earth, and our own species and its evolution.
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July 29, 2016, 12:30:55 PM
Why?

You must be too lazy to go to wikipedia and read it, you can actually do it in 15 seconds.
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July 27, 2016, 03:29:28 PM
How old do you think Earth is? Why?

I think nobody can answer this question correctly. Scientists use Radiometric dating and they believe they are pretty accurate in their calculations, but what if the speed of the radioactive decay was different say 5 thousand years ago than it is now?
There are a great many ways to estimate age of planetary bodies, not just radioactive decay. 

The speed of light is something to consider.  If, say the earth was 6000 years old, the universe would have no stars farther away than 6000 light years.  And new ones beyond that would be popping into existence all the time, as the sphere expanded.  That's not what's happening.

The light from some stars has traveled a billion years to get to us.

Even Big Bang Theory suggests holes in the light distance thing listed above.

Nobody knows what happened scientifically in the creation 6,200 years ago or so.

If you see a wall of solid concrete, but never saw a cement truck, or saw one dump concrete, you might have all kinds of suggestions and theories about how that wall got there.

Cool
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July 27, 2016, 03:22:15 PM
How old do you think Earth is? Why?

I think nobody can answer this question correctly. Scientists use Radiometric dating and they believe they are pretty accurate in their calculations, but what if the speed of the radioactive decay was different say 5 thousand years ago than it is now?
There are a great many ways to estimate age of planetary bodies, not just radioactive decay. 

The speed of light is something to consider.  If, say the earth was 6000 years old, the universe would have no stars farther away than 6000 light years.  And new ones beyond that would be popping into existence all the time, as the sphere expanded.  That's not what's happening.

The light from some stars has traveled a billion years to get to us.
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July 27, 2016, 03:14:52 PM
They didnt used the c-14 method.

To find out the age of earth they determined the amount of PB which was created due the radio active decay of Uranium in meteorites that felt down on earth.

Meteorites that didnt change since 4.5 billion years except for the radio active decay of the chemical elements.

The meteorites were meteors before they changed. Then they changed and became meteorites as they fell to earth. Nobody knows what they were while they were still meteors. Why not? Because nobody was up there to analyze them enough to know. It's all ASSUMPTION. If there is any real meteor science, there is extremely little of it.

The thing to do would be to go out there in a space plane, grab a meteor, analyze it as best possible, attach super-heat-resistant monitors to it, and dump it onto the earth at speeds and vectors that it would have had if it had hit earth on its own. Then we might have some scientific knowledge about meteors... at least one of them.

And that is just the beginning.

The popular scientific age of the earth is all assumptions.

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And the wild guess of goat herders from the iron age with no education what so ever is so much better..


Don't know what goat herders have to say, but Moses' info about what to write, directly from God, is the best we have.

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July 27, 2016, 02:05:08 PM
They didnt used the c-14 method.

To find out the age of earth they determined the amount of PB which was created due the radio active decay of Uranium in meteorites that felt down on earth.

Meteorites that didnt change since 4.5 billion years except for the radio active decay of the chemical elements.

The meteorites were meteors before they changed. Then they changed and became meteorites as they fell to earth. Nobody knows what they were while they were still meteors. Why not? Because nobody was up there to analyze them enough to know. It's all ASSUMPTION. If there is any real meteor science, there is extremely little of it.

The thing to do would be to go out there in a space plane, grab a meteor, analyze it as best possible, attach super-heat-resistant monitors to it, and dump it onto the earth at speeds and vectors that it would have had if it had hit earth on its own. Then we might have some scientific knowledge about meteors... at least one of them.

And that is just the beginning.

The popular scientific age of the earth is all assumptions.

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And the wild guess of goat herders from the iron age with no education what so ever is so much better..
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July 27, 2016, 10:22:39 AM
People talking that  earth age is around 4,5 millards, but we will never know how old is earth without better technolagy and new scientiests.
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July 27, 2016, 07:22:42 AM
Scientists have calculated that Earth is 4.54 billion years old, with an error range of 50 million years.
still here is no conformation about this, the scientist are still confused about this. they are giving different ideas and figure about the age of the world. i think that is only Allah who know the real age of the earth and only he can know the ending date of the Earth.
Appeal to ignorance and putting therefore it is god. Remove your head out of your ass to avoid thinking this poorly. If you think science confuse you then don't use the things that scientist made and discovered, go back in stone age life.

Nobody has to talk about God to see that the scientists who calculate the age of the earth constantly use limiting words as disclaimers so that they can protect themselves from libel. This is the way they tell us, themselves, that they don't know that what they are telling us is factual.

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Scientist may not tell the absolute truth but they can tell part of it and it means to us.  I believe in scientist because unlike religion claiming certaing things, they claim a certain fact by observing and gathering data. It means it was scrutinized before presented as fact.

For example. Scientists can tell the truth of the half-life of C-14. Because of this, if the C-14 creation rate in the atmosphere was always the same as it is now, scientists could accurately date things.

The point is, scientists don't know if the C-14 creation rate was always the same. In fact, they don't know if there was any C-14 created in the atmosphere at all beyond about 5,000 years ago. So, we don't need all the examples of carbon dating inaccuracies that abound right now. We can see that nobody knows the truth using scientific means.

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EDIT: If this was all, we could say that science simply made a mistake. But the fact that they don't tell you that they don't know, shows that they are deceptive, and shouldn't be believed without personal examination of EVERYTHING that they say.
It could be a foundation to base things, even though they might be wrong then what's wrong with that? As long as they are changeable it will never be a big deal. If they see something that is a mistake they can easily remove that data and look for another, scientist are doing trial and error until they get things that may suit things right.

The thing that is basically wrong with it doesn't have anything to do with scientific discovery and examination. The thing that is wrong is that we are being lied to (not necessarily by the scientists themselves). We are being told that this or that is the scientific truth, when much of the time the scientific truth is not known. Lying to people is wrong.

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