Lol "like the walls of my cave" i laughed at that during science :)

Nice rocks

The sedimentary rock formation due to water explains the reason why in pokemon game franchises rock type pokemon is weak to water type moves.

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@johnthreesixteen316 Yes some sediments - such as turbidity currents form fairly rapidly but rock formation normally takes longer. I've never poured a driveway or sidewalk but I get your point

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@johnthreesixteen316 The process still at work? Sedimentation. Turbidity currents at the edge of continental shelves for example or maybe rivers - you must have heard of them.

@micah1116 No you're right, to surround a large body fossil such as a whale or tree with sediment would happen rapidly over a period of weeks or months or even less due to a turbidity current. It's the rock formation that takes the time and that's what she's referring to. I don't know the term polystrate but I guess it means through many strata, again it is reasonable to expect that in areas of rapid deposition such as volcanic areas you would get these without resorting to religious nonsense

Hello friend. What does the flood have to do with religion? Nothing. So I'm not sure why you would mention it.

What series is this? I wish to find more videos to help my son with his failing science grades. Thank you.

@Jman3000 Hello friend. Circle reasoning is used to age the rocks. The sediments containing the fossil record were produced by Noah's flood 4400 years ago.

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@johnthreesixteen316 Not circle reasoning - radio metric dating

I'd like to know which processes still at work today produced sediment layers as much as 18 miles thick? What modern day processes are producing any fossils? None. Whales are found fossilized through 'millions' of years of layers.

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@micah1116 what century are you in

How does she know that it is 235 million years old? I'm not doubting it, I am just trying to understand the logic behind determining the age of rock layers.

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@johnthreesixteen316 You just make it up as you go along - What happened to all the extinct marine organisms.

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@Jman3 Radio metric dating

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@johnthreesixteen316 I think that myself. I'm trying to understand things.

@johnthreesixteen316 You obviously don't understand how evolution works. It is not driven. It works on the survival of individual genes and groups of genes. For evolution a dragonfly is just as highly evolved as a human or for that matter any other organism alive on the planet today as they have survived or (more accurately) the niche in which they live has survived. Find out what evolution is first, then comment

@johnthreesixteen316 You have got to be having a laugh

The same processes that created the rock can be seen on Earth today. It takes a long time to create sedimentary rock. Radio metric dating is used to date the rock, a long established an accurate technique. Those of you who want to ignore science or make pathetic attempt to debunk it never have to justify their position - for example, if your flood led to the aquatic fossils in the high Andes and Himalayas then where did the water go because there isn't enough on the planet now to reach.

I know that this thread happened a long time ago...but johnthreesixteen316, I would like to request that you produce a list of references of scientific journal articles that support your claims. These exist by the hundreds of thousands supporting what Ian is saying. If anything you said is actually supported by science, it would have been published and debated by the scientific community, and the process best supported by the evidence would be the one we currently teach. Ian's.

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@johnthreesixteen316 Rubbish - the dating of rocks and fossils is not done by assumption. It is only reasonable to predict that rock and fossil in the same strata formed at the same time - but both can be radio metrically dated. I wonder why your flood killed the many marine organisms which disappeared 65 million years ago eg ammonites

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Do not call me friend because I don't know you and to be quite honest I don't want to. Yes the earth is flat and the the Himalayas are only 4400 years old, there are fairies at the bottom of the garden and santa will bring you something nice for Christmas. Fool, the Himalayas are 20 M years old, uplifted from the remains of the Tethys ocean

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@johnthreesixteen316 I wasn't clear. I believe what you say about Noah's flood. I'm just trying to understand things like how people date rocks.

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@Jman3000 Hello friend. Here is the truth regarding these 'scientists'......."Knowing this first, that there shall come IN THE LAST DAYS SCOFFERS, walking after their own lusts.......for this they WILLING ARE IGNORANT OF, that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water: By which the world that then was, being OVERFLOWED WITH WATER, perished." 2 Peter 3 (emphasis is mine)

Go and preach your nonsense somewhere else - this is a not the place for it

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