[allmendream]

Well OBVIOUSLY the only thing that makes sense is that the dinosaurs lived within the last 6,000 years contemporaneously with humanity and yet somehow got fossilized >95% into rock, and that starlight from 100 million light years away made the trip in less than 6,000 years!/s

When you find a dinosaur bone that is BONE and not mineralized fossil you may have found something, but not what you will presume you have found.

[lasereye]

The idea that it takes millions of years for anything to fossilize is incorrect. Wood has been observed to fossilize in a short time.

Rapid Petrification of Wood

Starlight and Time: Solving the Puzzle of Distant Starlight in a Young Universe by Russell Humphreys, an accomplished physicist, develops a theory of how we could be seeing distant starlight in a young universe.

[mgstarr]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v86/slc987/evolution.jpg

;-)