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01-13-2018 7:48 PM


Let's pretend that vapor canopy is viable (it's not) and see if we can work out how it could work in relation to carbon dating. I've engaged in dialog with others and they have brought up two issues. Magnetic field and vapor canopy.
My two questions are how thick would the canopy have to be to block cosmic rays? What formulas are needed to figure this out? I know from reading that there are several problems with the vapor canopy, so it's not even viable, but like I said pretend and show how crazy it really is.
How strong would the magnetic field have to be to block cosmic rays from interacting with nitrogen in the upper atmosphere? What are the formulas for this calculations? Are there any other considerations needed to be taken into? Sunspot cycles?
Finally, assuming a perfect combination of these, what is the best case scenario YECs could hope for? And then based on that, what pressure, heat from rain, etc would result?
Basicly, I'd like to be able to say to someone "well, you maybe right but if you are, the implications are so crazy it wouldn't work and here's why..." without having to get a phd in physics myself.
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01-14-2018 5:03 PM


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01-15-2018 1:54 PM
Reply to: Message 1 by OverallyEvolvedAPE
01-13-2018 7:48 PM


sunspots and tree ring data
How strong would the magnetic field have to be to block cosmic rays from interacting with nitrogen in the upper atmosphere? What are the formulas for this calculations? Are there any other considerations needed to be taken into? Sunspot cycles?
Not only do the sunspot cycles show up in the tree ring vs 14C data but you have annual data from the tree rings that shows an overall trend for 14C decay that matches the exponential decay curve.
IFF there is some process that causes hundreds of tree rings to be formed in one day, THEN there must be a mechanism to exactly create the 14C data in the tree rings -- from ring to ring to ring to ring.
The sunspot data also shows up in the Berillium-10 data in lake varves and ice cores
Message 6, The Age of the Earth (version 3 no 1 part 2): Linking ice cores and other climate archives(1)
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Beryllium-10 records from ice cores ... can also be used to link ice cores with tree ring chronologies. The method uses that the atmosphere's Carbon-14 (14C) and Beryllium-10 concentrations share a common signal. The fundamental idea is that the production rates of 14C and 10Be vary in the same way because the two isotopes are produced by similar processes in the atmosphere. ...
The Berillium-10 is a radioactive isotope with a half-life of 1.39 10^6 years(3), and thus decays slowely; it is removed from the atmosphere by gravity and deposited on the surface. ...
The solar sunspot cycle will be discussed in Part 3, Radiometric and Cosmogenic Measuring Systems, along with it's effect on the 14C record.
This is an anchored chronology with an error of +/-1 year that we can compare directly (wiggle-match) with the 10Be data in the ice cores, so we have 3 accurate and precise ways to tether the ice core chronology to the present day -- tree frost rings, 10Be to 14C wiggle-match, and d10Be to 10Be wiggle-match. This gives us a very precise and accurate start for the ice core data.
So you need a system to explain the Berillium-10 data as well, data with a different embeded decay correlation.
This means you can posit without evidence a system to produce a 10% reduction in the production of Carbon-14 to bollix the carbon data, but you then need to produce a different, smaller, reduction in the production of Berillium-10 for the same layer -- as well as hyper-production of ice layers and lake varve layers.
The only answer that comes close is magic by god/s intentionally fabricating deceiving evidence.
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01-15-2018 3:49 PM
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Re: sunspots and tree ring data
Interesting, thanks

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Re: sunspots and tree ring data
My two questions are how thick would the canopy have to be to block cosmic rays? What formulas are needed to figure this out? I know from reading that there are several problems with the vapor canopy, so it's not even viable, but like I said pretend and show how crazy it really is.
The idea that the amount of C-14 depends on the amount those variables is seemingly an easy attack vector for carbon dating. And if the amount of Carbon varies, then Carbon dating is not reliable. I believe it is feasible for the amount of carbon in the atmosphere to be much lower in the past. If that happened in a way that was not corrected for then carbon dating would give ages that are too old.
The main problem is that we know that such was not the case. We have data other such as ice-cores, and c-14 in tree rings that allow us to calibrate the amount of C-14 to ages. And the data shows us that the speculative stuff you are talking about did not happen in the relevant time frame. Carbon dating with some calibration for the variations in C-14 that we know about is accurate for at least 30,000 years of dating from today.
I don't think your plan show the implausibility of the vapor canopy or the impossibility of lowered cosmic rays is what I would use to address dating.
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