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Author Topic:   The Sun is Shrinking, the Earth is Young
SVTFocus
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Message 3 of 7 (270)
08-09-2001 10:41 PM
Reply to: Message 1 by Percy
08-09-2001 9:57 AM


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Originally posted by Percipient:
Introducing a new debate topic, this one from the Creationist perspective:
Scientific measurements of the sun's diameter have found that it is shrinking at a slow but steady rate, so 6000 years ago when the earth and sun were created it would have been only slightly larger than it is now. But 20 million years ago it would have been huge, as big as the earth's orbit. It would have burnt the earth to a cinder. For this reason, the earth and sun cannot possibly be that old.
--Percy

Early this morning I drove by the beach and noticed that the tide was out. But by lunchtime the ocean water level was significantly higher -- in just a few short hours the sea-level had increased by nearly 4 feet. By my best estimate, nearly all of Southern California will be underwater in just a few weeks.

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