12 May '14 14:22>
I don't need a stupid video, think about this:
1: Look at the moon. You see MILLIONS of craters most from asteroid/comet impacts.
Think about what the moon would look like if all those strikes happened in the past 6000 years.
It would still be red hot, it could not get rid of that heat in such a short time.
But we know men have walked on the moon so we KNOW it is cool enough for that, that would never have happened without special protection so we know those strikes happened WAY before 6000 years ago.
2: We find at least 10 LARGE strikes still visible, some more than others, but detectable, on Earth.
If the Earth was 6000 years old, they would have all happened in that time span.
One of them, the Chicxulub crater in Yucatan was involved in the extinction of dinosaurs. It left a crater about 180 miles across and spread ejecta 1500 feet deep as far away as Bermuda.
Lets project that impact happening say 6000 years ago. There would be no plants left much anywhere or land animals from that one strike, the atmosphere would have been blocked out for years, maybe decades because of the incredible mass of dust blown into the entire atmosphere of the Earth.
Since YECers believe in the literal 6 day creation myth, which originated in Egypt long before Judaism, that the Earth came about say, on day 3? So in one day, a giant impact happened? Then the NEXT day, life comes out?
That would have been the result of only ONE impact. There were actually TEN that we know of, all having to have hit in the first day or so of Earth's life if that myth was correct.
So multiply the results of the Chicxulub by TEN and see how much life would have been possible on Earth at that time.
1: Look at the moon. You see MILLIONS of craters most from asteroid/comet impacts.
Think about what the moon would look like if all those strikes happened in the past 6000 years.
It would still be red hot, it could not get rid of that heat in such a short time.
But we know men have walked on the moon so we KNOW it is cool enough for that, that would never have happened without special protection so we know those strikes happened WAY before 6000 years ago.
2: We find at least 10 LARGE strikes still visible, some more than others, but detectable, on Earth.
If the Earth was 6000 years old, they would have all happened in that time span.
One of them, the Chicxulub crater in Yucatan was involved in the extinction of dinosaurs. It left a crater about 180 miles across and spread ejecta 1500 feet deep as far away as Bermuda.
Lets project that impact happening say 6000 years ago. There would be no plants left much anywhere or land animals from that one strike, the atmosphere would have been blocked out for years, maybe decades because of the incredible mass of dust blown into the entire atmosphere of the Earth.
Since YECers believe in the literal 6 day creation myth, which originated in Egypt long before Judaism, that the Earth came about say, on day 3? So in one day, a giant impact happened? Then the NEXT day, life comes out?
That would have been the result of only ONE impact. There were actually TEN that we know of, all having to have hit in the first day or so of Earth's life if that myth was correct.
So multiply the results of the Chicxulub by TEN and see how much life would have been possible on Earth at that time.