We can learn from soft tissues found in dinosaur fossils is that these fossils aren't as old as we are told.

Radiometric dating isn't very accurate. When they use different radiometric pairs, they get different dates. When they test rocks of known ages, the radiometric dating ages are massively older. Some examples are:

Mount St Helens: 10 year old rock "measured to be 340,000 years

Mount Etna: 29 year old rock "measured to be 350,000 years

Mount Stromboli: 38 year old rock "measured to be 2.4 million years

Kilauea: < 200 year old rock "measured to be 21 million years

The problem with radiometric dating is it is based on several assumptions that are not proven to be true. They assume the starting conditions (usually 100% parent isotopes and 0% daughter isotopes) even though they weren't there and can't verify this. If they knew the starting conditions they would already know the age and not need the calculation. This assumption is not reasonably certain.

It also assumes that zero parent and daughter isotopes ever enter or exit the sample. Since most of the isotopes are water soluble, they can be washed into and out of the sample changing the calculated age because water can and does infiltrate almost all rocks. This assumption also is not reasonably certain.

It also assumes a constant decay rate. There is evidence, due to radio-halos, that there are some conditions that can speed up the decay rate (evidence that it was faster in the past). This is an article I found quickly on the subject. There are many others. Some may be better. https://www.icr.org/article/radiohalos-significant-exciting-research-results

The assumption of constant decay rate is the most likely of the 3, but is still questionable.

Ages based on radiometric dating cannot be trusted. They are the only strong evidence of old age for fossils and they are not reliable at all. Due to physics we know the absolute max age, under perfectly ideal conditions, for organic compounds like collagen to survive, is about 100,000 years. Therefore the age of these fossils has to be less than that and likely significantly less because where on Earth, outside of a lab, do you ever find ideal conditions?

#grownostr #youngearth #realscience

I sometimes put off going out into the garden, but once I go, I never regret it. I always feel great after getting stuff done in the garden.

I wish more people would mock the woke mob instead of cowering in obedience.

I don't think it is only about Trump. I just think they want to silence anybody who thinks for themselves and won't maintain the official narrative. Truth tellers are not wanted by the MSM anymore.

That looks fantastic.

Near Casper, WY

I saw them last night in Wyoming. There was a slight haze to the north, so it was very dim and hard to see with the naked eye, but I got some good pictures. With the naked eye we could only see a flickering green glow. With my camera, I could see the reds.

Well said.

Anywhere you can kick people out, you will eventually get censorship. Better is to allow everyone to block the NAZIs, so they get no traction and nobody has to look at their hate (or any other haters or pornographers).

What state are you in? I got to see some lights last night in Wyoming, but they were very dim, especially to the naked eye. I did get some decent pictures, but not as nice as yours. The video was closer to what we saw with our eyes, but a bit better.

https://odysee.com/@ckkroeker:25/20230423_221140:5

Is there a reason it is so narrow? It seems like they will have trouble passing each other. Are those individual cages for each chicken? Chickens like to be in a flock together.

My oldest just turned 18, also. A year ago we put some of the money his grandparents had given him in BTC. Love it!

Who are the real terrorists? It is looking more and more like the US fits the description.

and those who do good and work hard are punished, while those who do bad and are lazy are rewarded. No wonder things are going downhill so fast.

Wyoming Northern Lights

I tried to upload a video, but that didn't work, so this morning I uploaded it to Odysee.com to share the link.

They aren't bright like up near the North Pole and there was a little haze to the North which diffused the light, but they were still pretty cool.

#grownostr #northernlights

https://odysee.com/@ckkroeker:25/20230423_221140:5

It is a very tasty herb, but it is more expensive than gold by weight because it is made from the stamen of a flower that blooms once a year. The good news is you don't need much for cooking or for health.

It was very faint in person and you might miss it if you weren't looking closely. When I got out my phone, I could watch the flickering in the video mode, and when I took a picture (which held the shutter open for 10 seconds or something), you got a picture like this that showed the greens and reds. The reds were not visible to the naked eye. We also had a faint haze to the north which interfered with a good view.

I've been wanting to see the northern lights for years and can finally say I've seen them. Since magnetic north is moving towards Russia, we see them here much less than 30 years ago or more. You are more likely to see them because you are farther East. People at the same latitude as me but much farther East see them much more often.

I don't think my video uploaded.

Wyoming Northern Lights 4/23/23 10:15pm

They aren't bright like at higher latitudes, but you can see the changing greens and reds.

#grownostr #northernlights

Wyoming Northern Lights 4/23/23 10:15pm

#grownostr #northernlights