Dating problems

Dating, radiometric, radioisotope, re-dating, Late Triassic, bird footprints, global Flood, alleged bird evolution, reliability, backflip, Santo Domingo formation Scientists radioisotope dated a rock formation and gave it a Late Triassic age, but bird footprints resulted in a new radiometric date 175 million years younger

Oxidizable carbon ratio dating is not an objective independent dating method and does not provide evidence for long ages.

The 4.5 billion-year radiometric age of the earth is based on faulty assumptions even secular researchers have acknowledged.

Many very different clocks point to an age of the universe much younger than the billions of years widely assumed.

All radioactive dating methods have a fatal flaw that makes it impossible for them to objectively measure age.

The oldest trees, including ancient Norway Spruces in western Sweden, date from after Noahs Flood, about 4,500 years ago.