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Science vs. Evolution
Scientists discuss why the non-historical dating techniques are unreliable, and why evolutionary theory based on them is not sound.
- Ban Chiang painted pottery may only be from first millennium
- Examples of innacuracies in radiocarbon dates of recent specimens
- Half life ages of uranium and thorium differ drammatically
- Lava dome of Mount St. Helens in 1980 falsely dates to millions of years in age
- Mass Spectrometer shows dates that correspond with creation theory
- Noahs Flood Can Explain Why There Are Problems With Carbon Dating
- Problems with radiocarbon dating are deep and serious
- Radioactive ages of lava beds laid down in the same month differ by millions of years
- Radiocarbon dates regularly discarded according to biases of researcher
- Radiocarbon dating does not agree with potassium argon dating in lava flows
- Research evidence contradicts theories of slow peat bog formation
- Researchers admit they only use the C-14 dates that match their theories
- Sunset Crater age differs dramatically between tree-ring and potassium ages
- Uranium decay rates may have varied in the past
Related articles from other sections:
Ban Chiang painted pottery may only be from first millennium
Examples of innacuracies in radiocarbon dates of recent specimens
Half life ages of uranium and thorium differ drammatically
Lava dome of Mount St. Helens in 1980 falsely dates to millions of years in age
Mass Spectrometer shows dates that correspond with creation theory
Noahs Flood Can Explain Why There Are Problems With Carbon Dating
Problems with radiocarbon dating are deep and serious
Radioactive ages of lava beds laid down in the same month differ by millions of years
Radiocarbon dates regularly discarded according to biases of researcher
Radiocarbon dating does not agree with potassium argon dating in lava flows
Research evidence contradicts theories of slow peat bog formation
Researchers admit they only use the C-14 dates that match their theories
Sunset Crater age differs dramatically between tree-ring and potassium ages
Uranium decay rates may have varied in the past
