Saturn—a Young Planet!

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The spacecraft Cassini was launched on a twenty-year mission to study our solar system, particularly the planet Saturn.

Cassini gathered data about Saturn’s core and gravitational forces to try and explain how Saturn can have such a strong magnetic field. You see, magnetic fields lose energy over time, and Saturn is thought to be billions of years old, so it should have a weak magnetic field. Evolutionists thought maybe something called a dynamo kept it working but Cassini showed that won’t work.

Saturn’s magnetic field is strong because the planet’s young, created by God just a few thousand years ago.

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