[Dataman]

I'm disappointed

Pleased to disappoint you. The day I stop disappointing you is the day you discover the futility of atheism.

The Lost Squadron made their emergency landing on the coast of Greenland, where the snowfall is much greater than in the interior of Greenland where all the ice cores are taken.

A "lame" attempt at spin yourself. Of course the depth was much greater than expected (where is that predictive power of good science?) but the number of layers in the ice indicated the planes had been there for many thousands of years.

[balrog666]

Of course the depth was much greater than expected (where is that predictive power of good science?) but the number of layers in the ice indicated the planes had been there for many thousands of years.

And, of course, you have a cite for that incredibly stupid assertion? Come on, LackingDataMan, show us!

[jennyp]

A "lame" attempt at spin yourself. Of course the depth was much greater than expected (where is that predictive power of good science?) but the number of layers in the ice indicated the planes had been there for many thousands of years.

I thought I posted a response to this last nite, but apparently the Internet burped. Basically I too want to see a cite for your claim that the planes were under thousands of layers. Neither the AiG article nor the ICR article (the two most-cited sources) mention anything about the planes being buried under too many layers.