Granite Can Form Quickly

American Clarion ^ | August 22, 2013 | Bob Ellis

[editor-surveyor]

First, I think that all of the granite that I have seen does have the haloes, but it is all from close to the surface.

Second, remember that something even bigger than cooling had to be done first: Creating the granite that had to be cooled, along with the rest of the planet that said granite resides on.

Neither of us has the slightest clue how that was done either.

[familyop]

"False!

Been there and done that. Even had the help of one of the largest shovels on the Earth."

Geologists visiting sites in office casual, and miners running equipment don't see or feel much of the differences between raw stones and cured ones. And most archeologists see social and ethnic politics as taught by instructors.

[WhiskeyX]

You do not help your argument by falsely portraying the very people who have some of the most intimate and broad experience with the geological and paleontological evidence anyone could possibly hope for. The granite rocks do in fact range in age from more than ofur billion years old to being created right now.The compositions of the rocks indicate their age and to some degree the origin of the matrial from which the rocks solidified.