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Falsifying a young Universe. (re: Supernova 1987A)

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Message 49 of 948 (128277)
07-28-2004 2:24 AM

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Can you get correlations of isotopes present in astronomical formations and there distances? That further out you go (and hence older) you no longer find elements that have shorter decay rates? And as you move closer you begin to find elements appearing again?
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