Response:
1. Saturn's rings
may be less than 100 million years old (Cuzzi and Estrada 1998). However, that says nothing about the age of the planet. The rings
could have formed when Saturn captured a small moon that fell within the Roche limit (the distance below which moons will be pulled apart by tidal forces). This
could have happened any time in Saturn's history.
You call that scientific evidence debunking? You can't tell a judge in court when he ask how old you are and if you have a drivers license.
"well judge I
may be 21 or I
may be 17.. I
could have a drivers license and I
may have a car.
Where is the
Scientific proof? That lame webpage is by a man named Mark Isaak, Do you even know who he is?
I just remembered why I avoid debating with you just can't reply w/o your immature outdated insults can you?
On a side note before I place you back on the no reply to list.
Your Buddy Mark Isaak has been been known for hating creationist and even has a book called The Counter-Creationism Handbook.
Nice try bringing a Bible hating book author to a scientific debate.
But you should know that since your not
lazy and
stupid