Dr. Andrew A. Snelling Articles

• Magazine Article

  A Catastrophic Breakup

  

  March 20, 2007 from Answers Magazine

  When you look at a globe, have you ever thought that the earth looks cracked? Or, maybe the continents have reminded you of a giant jigsaw puzzle.

• Magazine Article

  The Fallacies of Radioactive Dating of Rocks

  

  June 28, 2006 from Answers Magazine

  Deep in the eastern Grand Canyon, Arizona, is a stacked sequence of “ancient” basalt lava flows known by geologists as the Cardenas Basalt.

• Feedback Article

  Radioisotope Dating of Rocks in the Grand Canyon

  April 14, 2006 from Feedback

  Was Dr. Andrew Snelling “irresponsible” for pointing out dating discrepancies at the Grand Canyon?

• Magazine Article

  Radioisotope Dating of Rocks in the Grand Canyon

  June 1, 2005, pp. 44–49

  The radioisotope methods, long touted as irrefutably dating the earth as countless millions of years old, have repeatedly failed to give reliable and meaningful absolute ages for Grand Canyon rocks.

• Book Chapter

  Andrew Snelling, Geology

  Jan. 1, 2001 from In Six Days

  As a geologist I continue to find scientific investigation of God’s world very satisfying and exhilarating.

• Technical Research Paper

  Conflicting ‘Ages’ of Tertiary Basalt and Contained Fossilised Wood, Crinum, Central Queensland, Australia

  Aug. 1, 2000

  The fossilised wood’s radiocarbon demonstrates the basalt’s youthfulness and the failure of radioisotopic ‘dating’, but is consistent with a Flood/immediate post-Flood stronger magnetic field.

• Magazine Article

  Geological Conflict

  March 1, 2000, pp. 44–47

  Many do not realise that index fossils are still crucial to the millions-of-years geological dating, in spite of the advent of radioactive 'dating' techniques.

• Children

  Radioactive “Dating” Failure

  Dec. 1, 1999, pp. 18–21

  Recent New Zealand lava flows yield ‘ages’ of millions of years.

• Magazine Article

  Iceland’s Recent “Mega-Flood”

  June 1, 1999, pp. 46–48

  Icelanders will long remember November 5, 1996.

• Magazine Article

  Dating Dilemma: Fossil Wood in “Ancient” Sandstone

  June 1, 1999, pp. 39–41

  Sydney has its beautiful harbour and famous bridge, its Opera House and golden beaches, but it also has some unique and characteristic rock formations.

• Magazine Article

  Rapid Rocks

  Dec. 1, 1998, pp. 42–44

  The timescale and conditions for the formation and cooling of granites are totally consistent with a 6,000–7,000 year-old earth and a global cataclysmic flood 4,500–5,000 years ago.

• Magazine Article

  Stumping Old-Age Dogma

  Sept. 1, 1998, pp. 48–51
• Magazine Article

  Thundering Burial

  June 1, 1998, pp. 38–41

  This fossil graveyard on the Lake Huron coastline of Michigan is thus just another example of the devastation resulting from that catastrophic global Flood.

• Magazine Article

  Uluru and Kata Tjuta: A Testimony to the Flood

  March 1, 1998, pp. 36–40

  No visit to Central Australia is complete without seeing two of Australia's most famous landmarks-Uluru and Kata Tjuta.

• Research Paper

  Solar Neutrinos—The Critical Shortfall Still Elusive

  Dec. 1, 1997, pp. 253–254

  Neutrinos have fascinated physicists since they were ‘invented’ 67 years ago

• Magazine Article

  Radioactive “Dating” in Conflict!

  Dec. 1, 1997, pp. 24–27

  When miners were sinking a ventilation shaft for the new Crinum Coal Mine in Central Queensland in 1993 (see map below) they unearthed a rare find.

• Research Paper

  Galaxy-Quasar ‘Connection’ Defies Explanation

  Dec. 1, 1997, pp. 254–255

  Astronomers have known for decades about the strange ‘connection’ between the galaxy NGC4319 and the quasar Markarian 205.

• Research Paper

  Sedimentation Experiments: Nature Finally Catches Up!

  Aug. 1, 1997, pp. 125–126

  Readers of Nature could have read all about it more than a decade ago in the Creation Ex Nihilo Technical Journal.

• Research Paper

  Saturn’s Rings—Short-Lived and Young

  April 1, 1997, pp. 1–2

  Creationists have long argued that the rings of Saturn are less than 1 million years old, in spite of evolutionists’ claims that the planet is 4.5–5.0 billion years old.

• Magazine Article

  A “165 Million Year” Surprise

  March 1, 1997, pp. 14–15

  A “mysterious network” of mud springs on the edge of the ‘market town’ of Wootton Bassett, near Swindon, Wiltshire, England, has yielded a remarkable surprise.

• Research Paper

  “Rapid” Granite Formation?

  Aug. 1, 1996, pp. 175–177

  Contrary evidence pointing to relatively rapid, even catastrophic, formation of granites is now beginning to surface.

• Research Paper

  Microscopic Diamonds Confound Geologists

  April 1, 1996, pp. 1–2

  Diamond grains discovered in high-grade metamorphic rocks (gneisses) from Norway may force geologists to rethink ideas about the Earth’s crust and processes.

• Magazine Article

  ‘Instant’ Petrified Wood

  Sept. 1, 1995, pp. 38–40

  ‘Instant petrified wood’—so ran the heading to the announcement in Popular Science, October 1992.

• Research Paper

  The “Principle of Least Astonishment”!

  Aug. 1, 1995, pp. 138–139

  Prévot and Coe (and colleagues) reported evidence they found of extremely rapid changes of the Earth’s magnetic field recorded in lava flows at Steens Mountain.

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