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Geology — What can it tell us about the age
of the earth?
I.O.U. — Later (but probably not until late-2008) this page will have more content, with some imported from "overviews" and "selected topics" in the HOMEPAGE for "AGE OF THE EARTH" SCIENCE but most will be selected from the "potential resource" page for GEOLOGY.
Here are some leftovers that originally were in the homepage for age-science:
PLATE TECTONICS and MAGNETISM
Seafloor Spreading & Magnetic Reversals, etc
• The
Story of Plate Tectonics (7-page teaching series) by Jackie Kious and Bob
Tilling for U.S. Geological Service
• Magnetic
Stripes and Isotopic Clocks by U.S. Geological Service (4 k) {this
needs an intro-page}
• rapid
reversals of magnetism in lava flows by Andrew Snelling (6 k)(ye)
• need OE-response to Snelling's claim
• Interview
with John Baumgardner about runaway subduction,... (11 k)(ye)
• Catastrophic
Plate Tectonics: A Global Flood Model by Austin, Baumgardner, Humphreys,
Snelling, Vardiman, and Wise (40 K)(ye)
• a response: Runaway
Subduction vs Laws of Physics by John Stear (is Part 4 of 4) (14 k)
• I want to get one more OE-critique of Catastrophic
Plate Tectonics.
• YE
debate about Catastrophic Plate Tectonics (set of 6 pages)(ye) by John Baumgardner & Michael
Oard
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