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Author Topic:   Helium in the atmosphere. Evidence for or against a young earth?
JonF
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Message 19 of 24 (244225)
09-16-2005 6:38 PM
Reply to: Message 15 by christ_fanatic
09-16-2005 2:14 PM


Re: Very Interseting.
Did you know that they were well received at a geoscience conference?
I know they claim to have been well received. Bear in mind that pretty much anyone can present pretty much anything at those poster sessions; the material is not reviewed. I've seen comments by those present at the meeting saying that the reception was polite but bemused; the audience appeared to have difficulty believing thaat anyone could seriously present such garbage.
This bears the question, if their results have been refuted, wouldn't these well educated scientists have noticed?
Yup. The well educated scientists noticed.

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JonF
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Message 23 of 24 (244658)
09-18-2005 3:32 PM
Reply to: Message 22 by christ_fanatic
09-18-2005 3:20 PM


Re: Interest is waning.
Most of the people on this board are aware of Gentry's and RATE's claims about polonium radiohalos, and of the mechanisms for generating those radiohalos that are consistent with mainstream scientific theories and are ignored by Gentry and RATE.

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