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Creationist problems with radiocarbon dating

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04-20-2010 1:02 AM 		Reply to: Message 13 by Flyer75
04-19-2010 11:49 PM

Re: RATE
radioncarbon dating doesn't very far beyond 80k years or so if I remember correctly. (radiometric dating is a more general term which englobes radiocardbon I believe plus others who go far back to the million-billions years range)
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AbE We should get Baumgardner here and do Great Debate with KBerstche (I know Baumgardner used to sometimes visits forums like this one when asked to)
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