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20 Questions... (from Walt Brown to evolutionists)

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01-13-2004 12:52 AM 		Reply to: Message 25 by crashfrog
01-12-2004 11:59 PM

Olympus Mons
Yup, Olympus Mons is the biggest mountain in the solar system (known). I've not heard of any formation by impact though. It sits on the Tharsis bulge but I thought that was also volcanic.
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Common sense isn't
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01-15-2004 1:15 AM 		Reply to: Message 41 by lpetrich
01-14-2004 11:08 PM

My, My
Where are the original reports of these finds? Only Walt Brown seems to know about them.
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Is it possible that Brown's research is a bit careless? Let's see we have 3 choices. These astonishing results somehow misssed being picked up by those of us interesting in such things; Brown is careless in the extreme; or Brown is a liar. Anyone have any other ideas?
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We'll try hard to presume the first while someone produces the references for our education in such matters.
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