@galveston75 said
I'm not "dodging" anything. You love that word don't you? Anyway the answer is there but for some reason you don't get it so here ya go?
"I don't know" It could be fifty thousand years old or fifty bazillion years old. Do you know? I would say God knows, right? Why don't you ask him?
So, with those words, you diss a couple hundred years of science. We know about radiocarbon dating, we know the limitations of that dating, when to believe it but that only goes back 50K years or so. There are a dozen other dating methods proven in labs a million times over like lead slowly becoming a stable visotope after a long period of time. Samarian-147 is useful for really old dating, a half life of 10 billion years.
https://courses.lumenlearning.com/introchem/chapter/dating-using-radioactive-decay/
A short intro of decay as a clock. But of course you will just diss all that as unproven BS. Totally expected.
Another short bit, uranium slowly decays to lead and we can tell how far down the line a sample has gone going from uranium and ending in lead.
https://www.americangeosciences.org/education/k5geosource/content/fossils/how-can-we-tell-how-old-rocks-are