Genesis Science Mission is an interactive Creation Science web site. It uses video and interactive programming to present Creation Science and science as a whole in an integrated package, Many of the articles, videos and interactive programs present scientific principle with little if any reference to creation science to provide a proper scientific back ground for Creation Science.
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
A review of the creation science website Genesis Mission
This is a largely a text and image companion site to Genesis Science Mission. The material is formatted so as to present Creation Science in a way that integrates Creation Science with science as a whole. This is done to show a complete picture. Many of the articles present scientific principle with little if any reference to creation science so as to provide the scientific back ground for Creation Science.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Sea Salt levels indicate Earth’s seas are less than a billion years old.
Salt is dumped in to the ocean by rivers and other sources. At current rates of input and removal of salt the maximum age of oceans; at the current rate of input and output is 38 million years. However we could be at a point of high input and low removal, but even if we project back the minimum possible input rate and maximum possible removal rate, we still get a maximum age is 62 million years.
Some Evolutionists have claimed that Austin and Humphreys greatly underestimated the amount of sodium output. They claim that 38.1 x 1010 kg/yr of sodium is removed instead of the 12.2 x 1010 kg/yr. They then claim that this shows that sodium is in equilibrium, but the they erroneously used the minimum possible influx rate of 35.6 x 1010 kg/yr calculated by Austin and Humphreys, rather than the actual influx rate of 45.7 x 1010 kg/yr. When the actual influx rate is used it result in a net influx rate of 7.6 x 1010 kg/yr, and this clearly not in equilibrium. This new net influx rate results in a maximum age for the oceans of 273 million years.
According to evolutionists; oceans are supposed to be 3 billion years old. The Flood could have dumped all of this salt in to the oceans in a few months.
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