Dr. Steve Austin

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  Helium Diffusion Rates Support Accelerated Nuclear Decay

  May 4, 2016 from Answers in Depth

  A significant fraction of the earth’s radioactive elements, particularly uranium and thorium, appear to be in the granitic rock of the upper continental crust.

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  Radioisotopes and the Age of the Earth

  March 9, 2011 from Answers in Depth

  This article summarizes the purpose, history, and intermediate findings of the RATE project five years into an eight-year effort.

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  Measurable ¹⁴C in Fossilized Organic Materials: Confirming the Young Earth Creation-Flood Model

  Feb. 9, 2011 from Answers in Depth

  An astonishing discovery made over the past 20 years is that, almost without exception, organic samples from every portion of the Phanerozoic record show detectable amounts of ¹⁴C!

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  Catastrophic Plate Tectonics: A Global Flood Model of Earth History

  Oct. 27, 2010 from Answers in Depth

  Because of the enormous explanatory and predictive success of the plate tectonics model, we feel that at least some portion of plate tectonics theory should be incorporated into the creation model.

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  Radioisotopes in the Diabase Sill (Upper Precambrian) at Bass Rapids, Grand Canyon, Arizona

  March 10, 2010 from Answers in Depth

  Only changing radioisotope decay rates in the past could account for these discordant isochron ‘ages’ for the same geologic event

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  Discordant Potassium-Argon Model and Isochron “Ages” for Cardenas Basalt (Middle Proterozoic) and Associated Diabase of Eastern Grand Canyon, Arizona

  Feb. 3, 2010 from Answers in Depth

  For more than twenty years it has been known that the Rb-Sr and K-Ar systems give discordant ‘ages’ for Cardenas Basalt and associated Proterozoic diabase sills and dikes of Grand Canyon.

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  Excess Argon Within Mineral Concentrates from the New Dacite Lava Dome at Mount St Helens Volcano

  Dec. 1, 1996, pp. 335–343

  The study of this Mount St Helens dacite causes the more fundamental question to be asked—how accurate are K-Ar ‘ages’ from the many other phenocryst-containing lava flows worldwide?

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