[techcor]

“Plutons” isn’t that what Mickey Mouse had to pick up after his dog had been in the yard awhile?

[TenthAmendmentChampion]

“The biotite flakes must have formed and cooled below 150ºC before the polonium supply was exhausted and the radiohalos could be preserved, so the U decay had to be grossly accelerated and the formation of the plutons had to be within 6–10 days.”

Stunning!

[Mr.Sharpy]

Wow, that article does a great job of sounding scientific, but if you look at the references, you’ll see that the key arguments of the article come from other creation resources. Sorry guys, this is not scientifically acceptable proof of young earth.

[The Californian]

bttt

[G L Tirebiter]

For those who were sleeping thru Geology 101:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pluton

And one of my favorite plutons is here:

http://www.cs.unca.edu/nfsnc/recreation/whiteside.pdf

[Jim Noble]

It's the Grey's underground base.

It's quite nearby.

[Bobalu]

Eschew obfuscation

[annieokie]

Is this one of those "If you can read this, with letters scrambled" thing?

If so I failed this one.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

The half-life of polonium is only about 138 days for the longest lived isotope.

It looks like Dr. Snelling is supporting a 400-year-old date for the earth.

This contradicts previous creation science research, proving that creationist theory is false.

But seriously, this was debunked so long ago that I had forgotten about it. For those who are interested more detail can be found here and here.

I found the author in the 2nd link to be a little cranky.

[headsonpikes]

How could I resist that compelling headline!

Just like real geology in a mining journal.

The article, not so much.

[Cymbaline]

Implications of Polonium _What_ in nested _What_ in the Tuolumne - What??