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Hydrologic Evidence for an Old Earth

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MangyTiger
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Message 94 of 174 (326647)
06-26-2006 9:14 PM 		Reply to: Message 91 by Faith
06-26-2006 9:04 PM

Re: Hydrological evidence of an old earth
My speculations rely a lot on the ability to recognize practical possibilities, or common sense. Too bad that's in such short supply on the evo side of the discussion.
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I have to smile everytime I see you make a claim like this.
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I wonder if anyone else remembers the 'birds resting on the heads of the dinosaurs during the flood' horseshit you came up with last year?
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MangyTiger
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06-26-2006 10:16 PM 		Reply to: Message 103 by Faith
06-26-2006 9:45 PM

Re: Hydrological evidence of an old earth
I speculated that iridium may have floated -- I never said it did so -- based on raeding yesterday that radioactive tritium was carried on ocean currents.
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And this is an example of your "ability to recognize practical possibilities, or common sense"?
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Could you outline the thought process that takes you from there being tritium in the oceans to iridium possibility floating? I don't see any possible connection at all.
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Actually, do you even know what tritium is?
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MangyTiger
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06-27-2006 8:00 PM 		Reply to: Message 151 by SuperNintendo Chalmers
06-27-2006 3:18 PM

Re: tritium
Tritium is H3...
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(that should be a subscript, but I'm too lazy to look up how to do it).
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Tritium is VERY different from iridium (considering it's three H atoms and H is the lightest element)
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This isn't right. Tritium is an isotope of Hydrogen which has one proton and two neutrons - as opposed to 'normal' Hydrogen which has one proton and no neutrons and Deuterium which has one proton and one neutron.
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The symbol for Tritium is 3H
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