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Where did you get this stuff about the “core”?OK - you can choose to believe that.
Where did you get this stuff about the “core”?OK - you can choose to believe that.
I make it a point to stay up on the latest research and not simply parrot the status quo.Where did you get this stuff about the “core”?
As noted in my previous two posts. modern sedmentology studies and the second law of thermodynamics do NOT support the statement from the PAS and its afilitate at their 2002 conference in Rome as quoted by St. A. Here is the third paper:Yes, modern scientific discoveries continue to support the theory that the universe is ancient, dynamic, and evolving.
Hamilton Arp, who figures prominently in your link above (the objects are named after him) is connected with this web site, which has some redshift related articles (I looked quickly but couldn’t find the ones I was looking for).More information about redshift and the distance relationships of objects in space:
mpa-garching.mpg.de/HIGHLIGHT/2001/highlight0108_e.html
God bless,
Ed
So what is your source for this stuff on “the core”?I make it a point to stay up on the latest research and not simply parrot the status quo.
As he states, Dr Berthault did some interesting work on the deposition of certain types of sedimentary rocks in certain conditions. He was incorrect to apply this work to all types of rock in all conditions. St Anastasia has already linked to one refutation of Dr Berthault’s unwarranted extension of his work, there is another to be found at Berthault’s “Stratigraphy”.This was followed by my fundamental experiments laboratory experiments in stratification. The latter showed that laminae or thin strata result from segregation of particles in dry conditions, a vacuum or still water. Two reports were published in 1986 and 1988 by the French Academy of Sciences.
Dr Seiler’s piece is self-refuting. Please note the phrase I have bolded, I will return to it below.Physicists recognize that the whole natural world operates according to the “Second Law of Thermodynamics,” which states that for isolated systems entropy, which is a measure of probability, will always increase. Entropy determines the direction in which all processes in nature proceed: from less probable distributions to more probable distributions, from ordered structures to disordered ones and never vice versa. (Emphasis added)
Is a crystal more ordered or less ordered than the solution from which the crystal formed? Is a snowflake more ordered or less ordered than the water vapour from which it formed? Dr. Seiler has refuted himself within a few paragraphs. His understanding of the Second Law of Thermodynamics appears to be faulty. On his own admission he is incorrect to say “Entropy determines the direction in which all processes in nature proceed: … from ordered structures to disordered ones and never vice versa.” His own example shows that there are situations in which the universe proceeds from disordered structures towards ordered structures. Crystallisation is one such situation. The separation of a mixture of oil and water is another such and evolution is a third. Entropy increases in all situations but order can also increase. There is not a simple equality between entropy and disorder.A further example of order increasing in open systems is observable in the formation of crystals, e.g. snow-flakes. When heat is removed, a phase-transition leads to the appearance of macroscopic regularity. Molecules which have slowed down during cooling can condense. It becomes energetically more favourable to arrange them in a crystal configuration than in a random orientation—a typical energy downhill process.
Certainly. I have been posting on the fly again. It’s hit and run. Perhaps you can supply me with the numbers of the posts you would like to to consider. That would save me a little time looking for them.I would really like your reflection on the St Augustine posts.
I posted a few paragraphs that about time and creation.
this is not correct about entropy and order: there is no “always” and “never” in our system of our biosphere.The Second Law of Thermodynamics Excludes Evolution
Dr. Thomas Seiler, Ph.D., University of Munich
Abstract
Physicists recognize that the whole natural world operates according to the “Second Law of Thermodynamics,” which states that for isolated systems entropy, which is a measure of probability, will always increase. Entropy determines the direction in which all processes in nature proceed: from less probable distributions to more probable distributions, from ordered structures to disordered ones and never vice versa.
An example of the operation of entropy is genetic degeneration of a biological species due to negative mutations: for instance, on some windy islands, certain flies have entirely lost their wings. This is explained by the advantage of staying on the ground in an environment where strong winds can carry flying insects far out to sea. A succession of micro-variations that leads to the destruction of complex organs is a natural process of increasing entropy. The opposite—a succession of small genetic variations leading by natural selection to the construction of a completely new organ—is an excluded process of decreasing entropy.
An objection to the above premise is that the constraints of thermodynamics are not valid for biological structures because they exist in open systems. “Open” means that matter and especially energy can be exchanged with the surroundings. In order to test the validity of this objection, we must examine in detail what is possible in open systems.
The limits of an open system can be illustrated by the example of machines that reduce entropy such as refrigerators. They transfer heat from a cold volume (the inside space) to a warm volume (the surrounding room). This highly improbable phenomenon, however, can only be achieved because a complex mechanism that can automatically perform the cooling cycles exists already. Such entropy reducing machines are also found in the chloroplasts of plants. A further example of order increasing in open systems is observable in the formation of crystals, e.g. snow-flakes. When heat is removed, a phase-transition leads to the appearance of macroscopic regularity. Molecules which have slowed down during cooling can condense. It becomes energetically more favourable to arrange them in a crystal configuration than in a random orientation—a typical energy downhill process.
The reason why the proposed evolution of biological organs does not belong to such kinds of processes is that these processes are the physical ways in which a pre-existing order is transferred from one level to another. No really new order or information is generated in any of these open-systems. Either the information content was already present in a complex machine like a refrigerator or the chloroplasts, or it already existed in the symmetry of the underlying molecules, i.e. the directed inter-atomic electromagnetic forces. A further such category would be the feedback mechanism of a so-called “dissipative structure.” Nothing improbable happens in all these cases. It is always an energetic necessity that the pre-programmed ordered structures appear. Therefore, open systems do not create order. They only make hidden order visible.
On the other hand, the bodies of living creatures represent new information. It is not pre-contained in the molecular structure of constituent chemical elements nor is there a machine which is programmed to produce it. There is no physical arrangement which contains the information which is necessary to built up life from non-life or complex creatures from simpler creatures. It is excluded by the second law of thermodynamics because it does not belong to those pre-programmed structures which open systems can create! It follows that the evolution of man from molecules is precluded by the fundamental laws of nature.
Dr. Thomas Seiler has a Ph.D. in physics from the University of Munich.
Dr. Sanford of Cornell University also has written a book entitled Genetic Entropy which appears to confirm what a Germany researcher has pointed out above.![]()
Another piece of self refuting ‘science’. When a volcano erupts, some of the lava stays in the vent and solidifies there. When the next eruption passes through the same vent, some of the solidified lave can be dislodged and transported to the surface with the new eruption. If the transport time is fast enough then the lump of old lava does not melt and becomes a xenolith embedded in the new lava. A xenocryst is a crystal which has undergone a similar process. Dating a xenolith will date the previous eruption, not the current eruption. Dating xenoliths will always give you a date that is too early and is always useless for dating the current eruption.ABSTRACT
… A survey of anomalous K-Ar “dates” indicates they are common, particularly in basalts, xenoliths and xenocrysts
We have discussed this before. C-14 dating an old sample will tell you what the limits of the equipment you are using is. If I stand on my kitchen scales they will tell me that I weigh 10 Kg. That is not my weight, it is just the maximum weight that my kitchen scales will register. 30,000 years is reasonable for the limit of some C-14 testing methods. I suggest that you check with the laboratory and ask them what the limits of their equipment is.The discovery of collagen and soft tissue in a Tyrannosaurus-rex dinosaur femur bone was recently reported in the journal Science. Its geologic location was the Hell Creek Formation in the State of Montana, United States of America. When it was learned in 2005 that Triceratops and Hadrosaur femur bones in excellent condition were discovered by the Glendive (MT) Dinosaur & Fossil Museum, permission was asked and received to saw them in half and collect samples for radiocarbon (RC) testing of any bone collagen that might be extracted. Indeed both bones contained collagen and conventional dates of 30,890 +/- 380 for the Triceratops and 23,170 +/-170 for the Hadrosaur were obtained using an Accelerated Mass Spectrometer. Total organic carbon and bio-apatite were then extracted and pretreated to remove potential contaminants and concordant radiocarbon dates were obtained, all of which were similar to radiocarbon dates for megafauna.
But in this case, they support your case.I’ve noticed a strange thing. The more “religion hostile” authors are, the more likely that their views get a hearing. Funny that.
God bless,
Ed
Dr. Giertych is incorrect. The Apolipoprotein A-I Milano helps prevent heart disease, see A Rare Protein Mutation Offers New Hope for Heart Disease Patients.Positive mutations, as a mechanism leading to new functions or organs, are an undemonstrated postulate. We can demonstrate many neutral and negative mutations, but no positive ones.
and find out who the authors of that one dino bone web page are and report back to us with their sampling and dating methods. this info is suspiciously absent from the page he keeps citing.We have discussed this before. C-14 dating an old sample will tell you what the limits of the equipment you are using is. If I stand on my kitchen scales they will tell me that I weigh 10 Kg. That is not my weight, it is just the maximum weight that my kitchen scales will register. 30,000 years is reasonable for the limit of some C-14 testing methods. I suggest that you check with the laboratory and ask them what the limits of their equipment is.
rossum
You simply do not have any answer but the old worn out assumption that some folks who have a deeply held belief system. I admire your faith but there is something radically wrong with your religion.We have discussed this before. C-14 dating an old sample will tell you what the limits of the equipment you are using is. If I stand on my kitchen scales they will tell me that I weigh 10 Kg. That is not my weight, it is just the maximum weight that my kitchen scales will register. 30,000 years is reasonable for the limit of some C-14 testing methods. I suggest that you check with the laboratory and ask them what the limits of their equipment is.
rossum
You mean like Rossum and his bathroom balance that need recalibrating? I admire his deeply held religious belief in the vast amount of assumptions he is required to accept as a beliver in evolution of life from cyanobacteria or where ever.I’ve noticed a strange thing. The more “religion hostile” authors are, the more likely that their views get a hearing. Funny that.
God bless,
Ed