Ancient Earth Remnant Is Inside Earth, Study Says

The Guardian Liberty Voice ^ | June 28, 2014 | Gregory Baskin

[Gamecock]

Fits nicely with the hollow earth theory!

[Fungi]

4.5 billion years ago? The entire article/study is pure spculation, nothing more.

[ClearCase_guy]

[RightGeek]

[BurningOak]

What about 4.5 billion years ago?

[Jim from C-Town]

Beet me to it!

[shibumi]

Velikovsky Ping

[2ndDivisionVet]

You did see the word “Harvard” didn’t you? They’re never wrong!

[familyop]

One of the professional hunters of the abominable snowman told me that the goal of their activities was to convert the earth’s human population to Atheism—a statement that he wouldn’t have made to journalists.

[Fungi]

Nice handle, what Quercus species would that be? Well, what about it?

[BurningOak]

I think it is kinda cool, not sure if I buy the conclusions, but the data gives us a nice mystery and is open to fun speculation.

[MNnice]

Yeah, I was going to say they made a documentary about this called “Journey to the center of the Earth.” I thought this was old news. :-)

[cripplecreek]

If the big impact theory is true, the ancient earth would just about have to be in the earth and to a lesser extent in the moon.

[dljordan]

Admiral Byrd was right!

[untenured]

A team from Harvard University presented a study this month that remnants from an ancient Earth exists, right now, inside contemporary Earth.

Ruined by liberalism, no doubt,

[Fungi]

Harvard was established by a Christian minister and their symbol spells out the word “veritas” meaning truth. Truth is not the objective anymore.

[dljordan]

Admiral Byrd was right!

[Snickering Hound]

[Pox]

An interesting hypothesis, but I can personally think of other reasons to explain the discrepancies, but I doubt mine would suffice.