Photo: Altered from graphic by C. Carreau / ESA Item: The moon
moves away from the earth about 1.5 inches a year. In 6,000
years, the moon would have moved only 750 feet. In a billion
years, those 1.5 inches a year would move the moon out 23,674.24
miles. A moon moving away at that distance would have a
tremendous impact here on earth. Science says that the universe
is 4.5 billion years old–meaning that the moon would have moved
106,534.09 miles away from earth (half its current distance) if
the rate were constant. Item: Small planets with weak gravity
retain some atmosphere in contravention to accepted theories. In
an old universe, those planets should be atmosphere free by this
time. This is an indication that these planets are still very
young. Here a planet very close to its sun should have burned up
completely in 4.5 billion years. The fact that it hasn’t could
be explained by a young universe–but this alternative apparently
does not occur to the scientists scratching their heads. Item
Forwarded by Big D