In the meantime, please explain the concordance of varve counts with radiocarbon data from Lake Suigetsu.
Especially the
correlation with varve count, depth of sediment and 14C age. From
Message 259 of Age Correlations and an Old Earth: Version 1 No 3 (formerly Part III) ... which is also not answered by creationist.
See
Message 249
Notice the correlation with age and depth and with the rate of deposit of the sediments, especially where it changes. The only issue with Lake Suigetsu I see is when they get beyond the level of the diatom layers, at about 37,930 years BP (before 1950, or 35,980 BCE).
And 37,930 BP is where the solid line becomes dashed. The age gets an offset (due to different atmospheric levels of 14C) but the pattern of deposition of the samples and the varves still match for different rates of deposit of sediment in the varves.
Explain that correlation while your mixing your magic mud samples.
AND put this little wrinkle into the equations, the 14C age is calculated based on the exponential decay curve:
How Carbon-14 Dating Works | HowStuffWorkst = {ln (Nf/No)/ln (1/2)} x t1/2where t is the "C-14 age", ln is the natural logarithm, Nf/No is the percent of carbon-14 in the sample compared to the amount in living tissue, and t
1/2 is the half-life of carbon-14.
t = {ln (Nf/No)/-0.69315} x 5730
or
t = -8267 x ln (Nf/No)Where No is the original level of the C-14 isotope in the sample (when it was alive and growing and absorbing atmospheric C-14), and Nf is the amount remaining. The value for No today is ~0.00000000010% of total organic carbon and Nf is smaller depending on how much time has passed.
This means you need this kind of shape for the 14C raw data compared to the varve raw data:
Enjoy.
Edited by RAZD, : curve information
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