Wait. Let me stop you there. I have asked you already. Who is doing the supposing? Who, Faith, who says that any given hoodoo in Bryce Canyon is millions of years old? Do these people have names? Do they have real existence? Are they of flesh and blood, or are they ghosts and shadows that haunt the recesses of your brain?
40 to 60 million years is the age given for the rock from which the hoodoos were carved, by the Old Earthers who wrote the article for the National Park Service, whom I suppose to be real people, but maybe they are really robots programmed to spout OE stuff.
HERE.
Do you have some reason to suppose that the hoodoos didn't start eroding at that point?
abe: Seems to me if we accept the rate given by Percy in 481, about a cm or 2 inches per hundred years, which would come to 20,000 inches or 1666 feet of erosion in a million years, you'd have to figure the erosion started AWFULLY recently to have left such tall formations still standing.
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