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

Ways they make conflicting results tell the same story.

When you peel away the mystery it’s obvious that the dates are not objectively measured.

Data from many different sources point to a young age for the cosmos; not billions of years.

Radioactive dating sounds complicated but it is really quite simple.

Why it has tended to reinforce what geologists already believed.

Carbon–dating sometimes gives negative dates, i.e. dates for events that have not yet happened.

The explosive eruption of Mt St Helens—observed in 1980, but according to so-called ‘reliable’ radioisotope methods, it happened millions of years ago!