Where did we come from?
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The Bible says, "In
the beginning God created."
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Evolution teaches the opposite.
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No one created, it
all happened by itself.
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Which one is the truth?
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This is Headquarters,
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Doc M, Jacqui,
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and Rich,
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their job, investigate
and discover the truth.
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This is The Creation Case.
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Hi, Doc M. Hi, Jacqui.
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Where's Rich
today? I don't know.
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See thing is he said
something about a goose...
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Chasing a goose or maybe,
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was it goose neck? Goose egg?
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Okay. So he's
somewhere with a goose.
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Yeah. Interesting.
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Well, that's
bizarre and that's Rich.
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Well, I have something for him.
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I just got an email.
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Why don't you read it? Okay.
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It says, "Dear, Doc M,
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our class went on a field
trip this week to a museum.
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Everything they showed us,
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they said it was
millions of years old,
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stuff like petrified
wood and other things.
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One of my friends in my
class says they're wrong.
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He says at a church
they taught him that
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it doesn't take that
long for those things to form.
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Are there things in the world
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that take millions
of years to form or not?
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Who's right?
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Thank you, Andres from
Worcester, Massachusetts."
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Hmm.
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Wow, that's got
to be so confusing.
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Very. Yeah. Let me
show you something.
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Look at these. Two Roman coins.
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One of those is fake,
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but the other one of
those, it's a real thing.
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Really? Yeah.
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See if you can
find out which one it.
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Let's take a look. All right.
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Shall we?
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Well, okay, this one has a head,
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guessing it be Caesar,
Augustus, or someone like that.
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And this one kind of
has a horse in the front
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and it says...
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It says some something.
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I think it's a 64 BC.
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I don't know, they all
look so similar and real.
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Yeah. Mm-hmm
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Doc M, this is the
fake. I'll tell you why.
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It says 64 BC.
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How did they know that
Christ is gonna be born,
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they had no idea.
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So if they have no idea,
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why would they
know how to call it BC.
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You can't date something
before the event happened.
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You're right. BC
is Before Christ.
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Yeah. They couldn't do it.
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Here's the thing
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is that sometimes people
say things are really super old.
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But the evidence and the
clues that we can discover
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say something different.
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You know what I
think? You tell me.
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I think this is an
assignment for Rich.
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You got it. Yes.
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So I will find him.
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And I'll give
him his assignment.
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Super.
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Let me know how it
goes with the goose thing.
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Yeah.
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I'll definitely
work on that one.
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I'm okay. Okay.
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Do you have a creation
question for Headquarters?
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Send your questions
to Doc, Jacqui, and Rich
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by visiting our
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Hey, everyone.
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I'm here at this
really cool Grand Canyon.
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And I'm gonna hike
down into it today.
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It's called Gooseneck Canyon,
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and it's one of the
most unusual canyons in Utah.
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Come on.
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They call this Gooseneck Canyon
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because of the big
giant S-curve in the river.
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It's about 1,000
feet down to the bottom,
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and it's a beautiful hike.
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Come on, let's get going.
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Uh-oh!
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I think we got
a message from HQ,
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maybe it's our new assignment.
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Let's check it out.
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Hi, Rich.
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Doc M has a
special assignment for you.
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One of the
questions we got recently
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asks about museum that claim
a lot of the stuff in nature
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is millions of years old.
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Of course, the
Bible says all that stuff
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is thousands of
years old, not millions.
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Both can't be right.
So please look into this.
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We look forward to your report.
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Rich are you
chasing around geese?
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Chasing geese? Where
did he get that idea?
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Watch out. They'll bite.
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Bite?
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Really? They bite? Sure
they bite and they hiss.
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Hiss? Hiss like a snake?
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Well, not really like a
snake, it kind of like a...
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Are you recording? Oops!
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Why did they think
I'm chasing around geese?
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I'm not at a farm.
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I'm at Gooseneck
Can... Gooseneck Canyon.
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I get it.
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I better let them
know I got their message.
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Got message.
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How old is stuff on earth?
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Will watch out for geese.
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Honk. Honk.
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All right, we
got our assignment.
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This is a tough one.
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'Cause no one really knows
how old stuff is, only God.
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All we can do is
look around for clues
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to help us get an idea.
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First things first,
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let's get this
down in our journal.
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Old or new.
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This is gonna be tough.
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It's not like the
earth has a tag on it.
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Time to do some detective work.
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Well, the first thing I
can think of is scientists
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often say as super
old is petrified wood.
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We need to find
some petrified wood,
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and I know where to go.
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Come on.
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Help us investigate today.
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Download and print your
own free Journal Study Guide
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at TheCreationCase.com.
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Well, we are on our way
to see the petrified trees.
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It's amazing how big
the desert is in this area.
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Did you know that
one-third of all the land
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on our planet is
considered desert?
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In the United States,
we're talking about cities like
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Phoenix, and San
Diego, and El Paso.
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Are you
wondering which US cities
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get the most rainfall?
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Cities like Miami, and
New Orleans, and Mobile
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get over 60
inches of rain per year.
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What about the whole planet?
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The rainiest place on
earth is a city in India
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that gets over 450
inches of rain per year.
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That's a lot of rain.
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And the driest
place is a desert in Chile
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where they haven't even
seen a millimeter of rain
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in hundreds of years.
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That's dry.
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I think we're almost
there just a few more miles.
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I can't wait.
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We're here, but we
need to walk a little ways
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to get to the petrified logs.
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Come on.
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Petrified wood is
found all over the world
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on every continent.
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Normally, when you see
petrified wood in a park
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or in a museum,
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they will tell you that
it's millions of years old.
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Why do they say that?
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Because some scientists
say that the dirt layers
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where they found those
logs are millions of years old.
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Hey, here's a few good pieces.
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So what is petrified wood?
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It's basically wood
that was buried rapidly
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and then turned into stone.
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Once buried,
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the living parts of the
tree are replaced by minerals
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and the tree becomes a rock.
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The only way to preserve
a tree is to bury it quickly
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and only some
sort of dramatic event
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could have buried so many trees.
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Remember, it had
to happen quickly
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because once a tree
falls down and dies,
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it starts to rot right away.
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None of these
trees here got to rot,
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they were buried
right away and preserved.
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Think about it,
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petrified wood is found
everywhere in the world.
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Whatever dramatic event
happened to preserve them
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seems to have
happened everywhere.
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If you ask me, this sure sounds
a lot like the flood story.
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Billions of trees, like this,
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around the world
buried rapidly and preserved?
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Hey, here's a real
nice pile of petrified logs.
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You know,
scientists used to say,
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it takes millions of
years to make petrified logs
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but recently,
they're discovering that
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it doesn't take
that long after all.
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They learned that it can
even happen in just a few years.
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And it can even
be done in a lab.
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You don't need millions
of years to petrify wood.
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You just need
the right conditions.
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There's a spring in Europe
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where water coming
out is full of minerals.
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What you can do
is send small objects
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like a shoe or a teddy bear,
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and they soak it in that
water for several months,
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and then they send it
back to you petrified.
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Like I said,
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petrifying has a do
with the right conditions,
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nothing to do
with millions of years.
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I think I'm gonna write
that down in my journal.
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Sit over here on
this nice petrified log.
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Petrifying wood has to do with
having the right conditions,
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not the passing
of millions of years.
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These logs are on the surface
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but sometimes we find
them buried in the ground.
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Check it out. I have a picture.
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As you can see, these
types of petrified logs
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are going
through several layers.
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If the bottom of a
tree is buried in one layer,
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is it possible for
the top of the tree
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to stick out of the ground
and wait for millions of years
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to be buried by the next layer?
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No.
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When you see a petrified tree
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crossing through several layers,
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you have to assume that
it was buried all at once
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and that the layers
aren't millions of years apart.
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It's amazing, how
nature provides us
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with so many little clues.
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You know, this is a cool place.
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I think I'm gonna
sketch one of these logs.
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Is it a coincidence
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that the petrification
is mainly caused by logs
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being buried
rapidly by water and mud?
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Is it also a coincidence
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that this is found
all over the world?
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This really looks
like something the flood
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would have caused.
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You know, there's
another place we need to visit,
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a cave because some people think
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that caves also take
millions of years to form.
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We're gonna have to
check out the evidence,
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that means we're
gonna have to find a cave.
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I know where
there's a great one.
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Come on, let's
get back to the jeep.
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Hi, everyone.
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It's Doc M here at HQ.
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I thought I'd talk to you
about radioisotope dating.
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Oh, that's really interesting.
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That's the primary dating method
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scientists used to
figure out how old the earth is.
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They call a machine,
the mass spectrometer.
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This is what one looks like.
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I've a picture
right here on my computer.
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Using this machine,
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scientists say the world is
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4.5 billion years old.
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So how does this
machine really work?
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Well, there are atoms in rocks
that decay, they breakdown,
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and change to
other types of atoms.
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Uranium decays and
breaks down into lead,
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potassium decays into argon.
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These machines
can measure the rate
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at which these
atoms are decaying.
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You put something
in and it figures out
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how fast it's decaying.
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Well, that's pretty cool,
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except there are
few problems, of course.
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These machines
weren't around hundreds
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or even billions of years ago.
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So the machines have
to make a few assumptions
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about some of the
conditions in the past.
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Well, that's where
we run into problems.
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How can we ask a
machine to tell us
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how old stuff is
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if no one knows a
bunch of important details
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about the past?
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It's impossible. Can't do it.
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Plus, some of these
atoms decay so fast,
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the dates are only good
for a few thousand years.
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Let me give you an example.
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An hourglass.
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Let's say we just
got here and you see it.
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An hourglass with
some sand in the bottom
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and some sand at the top,
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by just looking at
this you can't tell exactly
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how long the
hourglass has been running.
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No, it's impossible.
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You could calculate
and measure all you want,
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but it's
impossible to really know.
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What if there was
already sand in the bottom
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when it was turned over?
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Has it always been
falling at a constant rate,
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the same amount of sand?
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What if sand was added or
taken out of the hourglass
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and we didn't know?
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Since we don't know,
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we would have to
make some assumptions,
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assumptions,
assumptions, assumptions.
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That's the problem.
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That would seriously
affect our calculations.
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The same is done
with radioisotope dating.
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If scientists fail to consider
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several of these
critical assumptions,
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then you can be pretty sure
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that radioisotope dating
will give you incorrect dates.
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Yet again,
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this is another reason I
believe God is my Creator.
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Hey, everyone.
It's me, Rich Aguilera.
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I'd love to see you
at one of our live events
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to see where I'll be
speaking, visit our website,
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TheCreationCase.com.
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All right, my rope is
tied in because tonight
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we're going caving.
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To go down into a
cave, we must go underground.
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I got all the gear I
need to get down there.
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Let's go.
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This is not your normal cave.
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To get in, you have to
first gear up with the harness.
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The first thing we must do is
repel down into the first cave.
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It's so dark, I really can't
see what I'm repelling into
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but eventually,
I find the bottom.
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At the bottom, I find
there is another dark hole,
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I have to repel into,
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and I continued to
work my way down deeper
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into this cavern.
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Well, we made it.
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We are about 75 feet
below the surface of the earth.
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A cave, of course,
is a space underground
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where we can explore
and check things out.
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Come on. Let's
see what we can find.
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The real question is,
how did this cave get here
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and how long
did it take to form.
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Like petrified wood,
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evolution teaches
that cave also take
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millions of years to form.
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We've come here
today to check this one out
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and to investigate
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if we really need millions
of years to form a cave.
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Most caves are cut out of
soft stone like limestone.
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It's a kind of
stone that dissolves.
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The water in the ground
above us has acid in it,
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acid dissolves stuff.
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Most scientists believe
that when acid water seeps down
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through the cracks in the earth,
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it slowly
dissolves away the limestone,
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leaving caves like this
one, huge openings underground.
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The question is,
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does it really take
millions of years to do that.
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People who study
caves see the dripping water
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and assume it's always
been dripping like that
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slowly, one drop at a time.
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So if the caves were
formed one drop at a time,
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it could make
sense that it would take
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a very long time to
form a very large cave.
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The thing is that
there is another way
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of looking at it.
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The Bible
teaches of a global flood
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that covered the earth.
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A global flood would mean
that in a short period of time,
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a lot of water
would have come through
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and eroded a cave like
this very, very quickly.
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Both explanations
would form a cave,
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drops of water
for millions of years,
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or a lot of water in
a short period of time.
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So were caves formed the
slow way or the fast way?
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We need to keep looking.
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Wow! This part of the
cave is kind of tight.
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Think of it like a lollipop.
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If you lick it once a day,
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it will take a
long time to dissolve.
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But if you lick
it every few seconds,
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it will dissolve in no time.
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More water means, it
would dissolve quicker.
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Stalactites and
stalagmites are interesting too.
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They're formed by
water rich in minerals
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that build up
into some cool shapes.
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Some scientists claim
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that they take
millions of years to form.
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But what really matters
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is how much water
has passed through there,
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not how much time.
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Water forms caves, not time.
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Wow, I finally got
through that tight passage.
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Have you ever seen
the Lincoln Memorial
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in Washington DC?
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Let me show you a picture of it.
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For years,
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water has been
dripping down into the basement
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where stalactites have formed.
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They have grown
5 feet in 45 years.
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Do you know
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what the Lincoln
Memorial is made of?
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Yep. Limestone.
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Stalactites are actually found
forming all over the place.
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They are found
forming on bridges
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and in subway tunnels.
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You don't need a lot of
time to form a stalactite.
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You just need
the right conditions.
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And during a flood,
you would expect water
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to be filled with
minerals and stuff.
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And the water would
not be clean and pure,
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it would be muddy and
dirty and filled with minerals.
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Massive amounts of
water rich with minerals...
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Hmm...
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I gonna write this
down in my journal.
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Caves are formed by
large amounts of water,
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not large amounts of time.
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Since the Bible is God's Word,
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when we compare the
things we see in nature to it,
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we see that the
Bible has the truth.
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Well, I've looked everywhere.
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There's only one way to
get back out of this cave.
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The same way we came in.
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I made it.
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That cave was intense.
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You know, sometimes we forget
that things on the surface
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aren't the only
things on the planet.
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There's an amazing world
of nature underground too
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and also in the oceans.
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I need to keep
exploring these places.
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Well, I need to finish up
my report and send it to HQ.
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Remember, if you wanna
read it, just go to our website.
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When everyone out
there keep saying everything
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is millions of years old,
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it can be confusing
but comparing the Bible
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to the things we see in
nature shows us the truth.
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Petrifying wood has to do
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with having the
right conditions,
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not the passing
of millions of years.
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Caves are formed by
large amounts of water,
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not large amounts of time.
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The biblical
account of the flood
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goes with what we see in nature.
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You know, there are a
lot of experts out there
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claiming to have the truth,
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but many of the things they say
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go against the truth
that we find in the Bible.
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It's important to be careful
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because Satan wants to trick us
into believing lies about God.
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This is a very serious thing
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because you
know what's at stake,
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life and death.
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If we choose wrong
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and believe in the enemy's lies,
00:25:39.17\00:25:40.87
we may miss out on
the most wonderful gift
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our Creator wants to give us,
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eternal life with Him in heaven.
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More than anything, I
want to choose the truth.
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I hope you will do the same.
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Well, I hope you'll join me
again for our next assignment.
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Remember, God the
Creator loves what He creates,
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especially you.
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Goodnight.
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You know.
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A river...
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What is that?
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Perfect.
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Barrier to bury... Ba, ba...
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That things aren't the...
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Kill that one.
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All of them...
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Washington DC.
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Oops! I forgot to
say here's a picture.
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Some scientists always say so...
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If you're gonna swishing around.
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Ah!
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Get out of here.
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A mass spectomic... Yuck!
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And, you know, I get it...
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I forgot my mind.
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