Lloyd wrote:... This shows again that the Thunderbolts team who started this website regard the Earth as much younger than do conventional scientists. And you folks who doubt that need to do some rethinking.
Lloyd wrote:.By "relatively recent", I'm sure Stephen meant a few thousand years ago. This shows again that the Thunderbolts team who started this website regard the Earth as much younger than do conventional scientists. And you folks who doubt that need to do some rethinking.
This shows again that the Thunderbolts team who started this website regard the Earth as much younger than do conventional scientists. And you folks who doubt that need to do some rethinking.
.Not only that, but the age of Earth is irrelevent to the hypothesis
Nick C:
You make the differentiation between the age of the Earth per se and the Earth's surface, which I feel is a valid point. However, you do not make the same differentiation in the case of the age of Venus. You appear to be assuming that because the atmosphere etc of Venus are 'young' that the planet itself is.
...my interpretation from the reading of the Thunderbolts team (as well as Velikovsky and most of the catastrophists who have been inspired by him)...
nick c wrote:Sorry, if anyone encountered any problems with that link.
I have had no problems with that website.
Here is a different link to the same article, that should be better.
"Venus Isn't Our Twin"
http://www.holoscience.com/news.php?article=9aqt6cz5
Nick
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The parallel between Earth (interior/surface) and Venus (interior/surface) is irrelevant, because the two planets have entirely different histories.
That statement is true only if one subscribes to the Velikovsky - Talbot - Cardona - Cochrane version of catastrophism. I'm afraid that I do not.
Lloyd wrote:- When you subtract all these millions and billions of years from the conventional guessing, my logic tells me it doesn't leave a great age for the Earth. And my point was that you folks who are rooting for a great age for the Earth would be better off having more of an open mind. I'm not rooting for any particular finding myself. I'll go whichever way the evidence leads, but I'm showing you the evidence that seems to lead to a young age.
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