I like it better when a videographer asks a question and then answers it in less than 5 minutes. So many will include the history of EVERYTHING and make the video 25 -50 minutes long.
I was in charge of design and construction of a large Company. Because this area was historical Native American land, the, practice was to carefully excavate, and "sieve" the soil. If items such as arrow heads were found, it could delay, or even cancel the project. So, I'm not stupid. I bought some cheap flower pots from Home Depot, broke them up and scattered the pieces about. It worked......Reduced my workload considerably.
Were Arizona State University, University of Arizona, University of Northern Arizona and Grand Canyon University NOT INTERESTED? They are all closer to his property (2 are local to him).
Maybe they don't have big paleontology departments and don't specialize in that time period. You want the guys who know the most about them looking at them.
If you pay minimal attention to the video, you would know that only the tracks were fossilized, not the entire lizard. Nobody knows what it looked like, ridiculous one!
@@packetguy42 If you paid minimal attention to what you just read and replied to, you'd know that nobody said anything about fossilized lizards or any other creature. And nobody in the video said anything about the fact that Chirotherium is an ichnogenus (meaning that the exact species or even genus of the reptile that created them remains uncertain). So it would've been helpful if the producer & reporter had been more forthcoming with important information like that, instead of leaving viewers who are unfamiliar with scientific terms hanging.
@@-108-Literally the first thing said by the narrators is “Giant lizards …their footsteps fossilized…”. I won’t add “if you paid the slightest attention to the video”, because that goes without saying 😂
@@melbeckman4266 Your point is moot (and unknown ??), as you seem to be making your own off topic argument. I won’t add “if you paid the slightest attention to the thread”, because that goes without saying 😂
That's pretty cool. I wonder if he took pics of the stones before he moved them. Would be cool to be able to reconstruct the way they were when they were in the wash.
Thank you for sharing this video. I have found Pytosaur teeth and bones at several locations with individual owner's permission in AZ. It is a wonderful feeling to hold a 220 million years old bone or tooth in your hands.
Technically, you’re not holding an old bone or tooth. You’re holding the mineral casting of the bone or tooth. Not a single atom of the original material remains. Still incredibly cool nonetheless.
@@danielavila5081 Actually dating is a set of made-up numbers to fit in to their time line. To understand any type of dating, one has to know how many carbons are object started with. That is an impossibility to know.
@@danielavila5081 Instead of being intellectually lazy and demanding other people do the work for you, figure it out for yourself. The internet is chalk full of this information. Or even right here on TH-cam.
It's weird when reporters admit they wouldn't be observant enough to notice fossilized tracks like those. Isn't part of the job noticing things that just fly past casual notice?
Very nice! Would have been nice to get a little more info on the formation where they were found, or a link to the paper describing the tracks. Apparently these science & geology topics should also come with a Trigger Warning for young-earth creationists and fundamentalists. It's like they walk into a library and say, Nope books don't exist, these look like books but they're not because I don't believe in paper.
I'm so glad an intelligent person found these and respected the history in the! 100 or more years ago when there was competition in finding dinosaur bones, some would be broken up so the competition didn't find them!
This don't pass the smell test, if the lizard stepped in the mud that leaves a negative if it filled with sand quicky then was compressed under enough pressure to create sand stone it would have destroyed the softer clay mold under it . Also for him to find these they would need to be facing up unless gravity was working different then this still don't past the smell test . Just saying!
@@moonshoes11 Agreed. Tracks of all eras are found much like these were. The compression isn't an instantaneous thing, it happens over eons, and the "clay" also solidifies and allows the formation of the prints.
Less than one in a billion mud tracks have likely ever been fossilized and less than one in a trillion likely found. Dead animals get eaten, even their bones, they have to be buried rapidly before they are destroyed, and footprints are walked over, rained on, covered with dust storms, flooded and become mud again, etc. This means all fossils and tracks we have found are the result of incredibly rare circumstances, so what is your point?
Too bad he destroyed the trackways but cutting apart the series. Scientists could have learned much by scanning the whole sequence to see what the animals were doing as well as subtle clues like tail drag lines or changes in track shapes or directions as the animals moved.
Wait... If he lives near Phoenix, Arizona, why on earth would he allow these to be examined and go to New Mexico??? That should not have happened. These should all stay and be examined in Arizona.
That’s ridiculous… any time they find ancient human prints they go crazy about it. Infinitely more ridiculous though is thinking that humans existed in the time frame of these ancient critters.
The story of the flood is obviously metaphor since it's physically impossible. Just the mixing of salt and freshwater would have wiped out almost all fish, let alone drowning all trees and land plants. Then there is the ridiculous concept of a big boat with a single window to hold thousands of animals for months with only a small family to care for them. When they built the Ark Experience they planned to have live animals but realized it would take a staff far larger than Noah's family just to keep their cages clean so switched to plush toys. Then there is the question of where did the water come from and where did it go? And how did Kangaroos and marsupials get to Australia from the middle east by foot and why didn't they also spread to Africa? Lastly, fossil evidence is not evidence of the flood unless you believe God caused the flood debris to carefully lay down fossils in layers that restrict related species to specific layers as if they evolved over time and higher (newer) layers contain their later cousins, and radioactively dated every layer to match that story. Either evolution is true, or God really wants us to believe it's true. Either way I believe the evidence that God has given us that the Earth is 4.4 Billion years old and the diversity of life clearly came from evolution as every animal on this planet is related by its DNA, and how closely DNA tells us they are related matches incredibly well with how we map relations by physical appearance and characteristics.
While its good to be a skeptic, the expert featured here (not the old farmer with the babe) said its clay that had been filled in with sandstone. I assumed that to mean the clay impressions made by the hand of the hand monsters hardened and acted as a form for the sand to fill, compact, and from into sandstone. When the sandstone layer above the clay would eventually dissolve back to sand, what was left was a kind of elevated "sandstone inlay" still with a solidified clay base. The sandstone within the hard clay form was protected enough not to dissolve, leaving behind what we see featured here. If true, I'd like to see one inlay print purposefully dissolved of its sandstone so that the actual clay impression can be appreciated as well.
let me guess, 1 grain and 1 drop at a time rite??? WRONG.... fossils are rare because of the conditions under which the preservation takes place are CATASTROPHIC......
I don't listen to people who think the world is only 6,000 years old. And from what I read the earliest ancestors of the Native Americans were the first to reach the Persian Gulf region after leaving Africa. That would be around -74,416 BCE. At the time of the ice-age.
The earth isn’t more than 6,000-7,000 years old. Y’all need to visit the Creation Museum as they have great documentation and explanations about how we know this!
So the scientific explanation for tracks like this is that creatures walked on wet clay or mud and those tracks then lay completely undisturbed for millions of years while sediment slowly covered these hardened tracks. In other words, the moist clay slowly dried while nothing else upset the castings. And then, over millions of years sediments obediently and painfully slowly covered these tracks. Sorry, that makes no sense. It's actually unbelievable. And why isn't that same mechanism happening today?
It's more likely right after the lizards walked through the wet clay that was along a creek or river, a flooding event happened and flood waters are filled with suspended sand. That sand settled into the tracks and became solidified over time, becoming the sandstone that he found!
@jrrarglblarg9241 Enough to know that things like torrential rainfall, wind storms, and other erosion factors would never allow such an occurrence. But perhaps you live in a place where none of that ever happens.
@@desertrat77 Southwestern CONUS has met those exact conditions for a few millennia, but I don’t suppose actual facts get in the way of your beliefs much.
@jrrarglblarg9241 Oh is that right? Hahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaa. That's where I live, so try again. Drought does not mean no rain and no wind. Geesh. Now, you were saying - about facts??
This is way way way way way before Noah flood. That flood was actually pretty recent and consideration of fossils. Also that flood doesn’t need proof., only faith.
There never was a global flood. That's a myth that pre dates the Noah fable. There was only massive regional flooding mostly likely caused by the rapid meltdown of the ice cap on the northern hemisphere about 12k years ago.
There are obvious HUMAN footprints in GRANITE in a state park in TX......how long does it take for granite to form from whatever it was that made it look like mud?
@@TheTibetyakI appreciate your thinking and the way you phrased your response. Thank you for being kind. When I look at dating I just cannot believe it because of instances like happened with Mt. St. Helens. In June of 1992, Dr Austin collected a 7-kg (15-lb) block of dacite from high on the lava dome. The ‘whole rock’ rock powder and four mineral concentrates were submitted for potassium-argon analysis to Geochron Laboratories of Cambridge, MA-a high-quality, professional radioisotope-dating laboratory. The only information provided to the laboratory was that the samples came from dacite and that ‘low argon’ should be expected. The laboratory was not told that the specimen came from the lava dome at Mount St Helens and was only 10 years old. As to the dating a correct answer would have been ‘zero argon’ indicating that the sample was too young to date by this method. Instead, the results ranged from 340,000 to 2.8 million years! It is clear that radioisotope dating is not the ‘gold standard’ of dating methods, or ‘proof’ for millions of years of Earth history. When the method is tested on rocks of known age, it fails miserably. The lava dome at Mount St Helens is not a million years old! At the time of the test, it was only about 10 years old.
So, did they say how old they believe these footprints to be? I looked up Chirotherium and the website I referenced said they walked the Earth 243 million years ago. I would have to guess that these tracks are about that old (give or take a million years LOL).
![5 months of work to reveal this rare fossil! [unknown species]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eBc82mnlZBU/mqdefault.jpg)
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He should put up a fence and keep them dam dinosaurs off his property.
Free range dinosaurs. Don't fence them in!
Dinosaurs have a right to defend themselves, they we're here first.
@@danielavila5081 😁
@@danielavila5081 They built the pyramids, so yeah, they were here long before us!
@chrismaggio7879 I knew it!! And here silly people been thinking it was aliens all this time.
I like it better when a videographer asks a question and then answers it in less than 5 minutes. So many will include the history of EVERYTHING and make the video 25 -50 minutes long.
It is annoying once you notice it.
Thanks for covering this prehistoric story due to one man's keen eye.
I was in charge of design and construction of a large Company. Because this area was historical Native American land, the, practice was to carefully excavate, and "sieve" the soil. If items such as arrow heads were found, it could delay, or even cancel the project.
So, I'm not stupid. I bought some cheap flower pots from Home Depot, broke them up and scattered the pieces about.
It worked......Reduced my workload considerably.
Yeah, yeah. I removed the barcodes
Very ethical.
Very ethical indeed
Glad you found & carefully collected them. Hope you find more.
what an amazing discovery! My father was a paleontologist - I wish he were here to see this!
at first glance at the thumbnail, who thought of Adam Savage?
Exactly why I clicked on it and came straight to comments! 😂😂😂
Jimmy got Aid agin
Wow! I really thought i was the only one to think that 😂
Same here. Maybe he’s related.
Me too, but that myth is now busted.
Howdy neighbor, its the gravel lady! So glad to see ya on utube! You hit pay dirt! So glad for you! Take care n see ya at the wash! Nice tractor!
Apparently a type of archosaurs called chirotherium.
I remember the day when reporters didn’t miss key questions like how big and what they weighed possibly, would have been a good question to ask.
What did they look like, not good, I think, monsters, very spooky prints.
Were Arizona State University, University of Arizona, University of Northern Arizona and Grand Canyon University NOT INTERESTED? They are all closer to his property (2 are local to him).
Maybe they don't have big paleontology departments and don't specialize in that time period. You want the guys who know the most about them looking at them.
Northern Arizona and new mexico is a Hotspot of triassic fossils.
Well done! Great story. Love it that he is giving them to museums to put in display for everyone to see and to allow experts to research them.
Ka-Ching dude!!!
Build a perfect luxurious desert home.
Then get to know some Archaeology geeks.
You've been blessed by fate.
Imagine not realizing they're ancient...thinking that somewhere around your house, there's a scary animal lurking. 😂
Outside of Phoenix AZ means 200 miles to the Northeast of Phoenix.
You'd think the producer ad reporter would show a picture of what the lizard looked like. Ridiculous!
You'd also think they'd mention how rich the dude is, now that he knows he's got hundreds of millions of dollars worth of fossils in his yard!
If you pay minimal attention to the video, you would know that only the tracks were fossilized, not the entire lizard. Nobody knows what it looked like, ridiculous one!
@@packetguy42 If you paid minimal attention to what you just read and replied to, you'd know that nobody said anything about fossilized lizards or any other creature. And nobody in the video said anything about the fact that Chirotherium is an ichnogenus (meaning that the exact species or even genus of the reptile that created them remains uncertain). So it would've been helpful if the producer & reporter had been more forthcoming with important information like that, instead of leaving viewers who are unfamiliar with scientific terms hanging.
@@-108-Literally the first thing said by the narrators is “Giant lizards …their footsteps fossilized…”. I won’t add “if you paid the slightest attention to the video”, because that goes without saying 😂
@@melbeckman4266 Your point is moot (and unknown ??), as you seem to be making your own off topic argument. I won’t add “if you paid the slightest attention to the thread”, because that goes without saying 😂
Very cool. I have always loved fossils and spent years searching for them in the chalk beds of Western KS. GREAT FIND!!!
That's pretty cool. I wonder if he took pics of the stones before he moved them. Would be cool to be able to reconstruct the way they were when they were in the wash.
annoying jazz music background, why does a segment need dance music?
Thank you for sharing this video. I have found Pytosaur teeth and bones at several locations with individual owner's permission in AZ. It is a wonderful feeling to hold a 220 million years old bone or tooth in your hands.
Technically, you’re not holding an old bone or tooth. You’re holding the mineral casting of the bone or tooth. Not a single atom of the original material remains.
Still incredibly cool nonetheless.
How did these sand filled clay impressions turn upside down?
Didn't listen very well did ya?
@steve1000 Cool question.
@@greatplainsman3662I listened twice and they don't explain how they are risen up, the guy said the prints were filled in.
1:45......
Stupid question, they explained it pretty clear.@AhJodie
So. Cool, great find!!!❤
And here comes the establishment archaeology claiming the opposite to save their careers.
?
That area is no where near Phoenix.
I'd like to be there and see the trackway!
Wow........ Very cool find.
Some people just have the luck of the irish in them. He found gold without even trying.
He understood more than most that he was looking something other than natural formations.
I want to know if that sedimentary layer extends to Texas to where the river bed has all the tracks
Did he cut them into blocks and transport them to his yard ?
Watch the government take his property 😮
Nonsense.
Someone please explain to these people that lizards are not directly descended from dinosaurs.
Awesome find 👍👍
So amazing!! Nice find!!
Was there a date with those prints or are we lying and making up numbers?
Carbon dating can only go back so far they are obviously guessing...
@@danielavila5081
Actually dating is a set of made-up numbers to fit in to their time line. To understand any type of dating, one has to know how many carbons are object started with. That is an impossibility to know.
@@danielavila5081 Carbon dating is not the only method of dating. Clearly both of you are scathing indictments of the American education system.
@@jforester7 So enlighten me how do they accurately know how old something is??
@@danielavila5081 Instead of being intellectually lazy and demanding other people do the work for you, figure it out for yourself. The internet is chalk full of this information. Or even right here on TH-cam.
Wow! 2 newsreaders were needed to tell us this story... very nice very nice yes..
It's weird when reporters admit they wouldn't be observant enough to notice fossilized tracks like those. Isn't part of the job noticing things that just fly past casual notice?
Very nice! Would have been nice to get a little more info on the formation where they were found, or a link to the paper describing the tracks. Apparently these science & geology topics should also come with a Trigger Warning for young-earth creationists and fundamentalists. It's like they walk into a library and say, Nope books don't exist, these look like books but they're not because I don't believe in paper.
Their ignorance is astounding
Why are all TV presenters the same? One of the many reasons TV is dead.
I see a Sasquatch print, but it's blurry.
It's good somebody didn't clear the land for new construction. Bought sight unseen?...meant to be.
2:13 So I'm going to guess these were naturally broken up, and they pieced them back together like a puzzle.
He should have shone drawings of what these lizards would have looked like!
They looked like dinosaurs, lol
@@thisplaceisazoo i’m thinking they look like pre dinosaurs
Maybe it's because they don't know what they looked like.
Or photographs 🤓
This is just awesome! It really makes you wonder….
I thought that was Adam Savage 😂😂😂
I'm so glad an intelligent person found these and respected the history in the! 100 or more years ago when there was competition in finding dinosaur bones, some would be broken up so the competition didn't find them!
So cool!❤
Is this a real news station?
I must have missed something but it seemed the footprints were raised rather than being imprinted.
At 1:40 it is explained.
This don't pass the smell test, if the lizard stepped in the mud that leaves a negative if it filled with sand quicky then was compressed under enough pressure to create sand stone it would have destroyed the softer clay mold under it .
Also for him to find these they would need to be facing up unless gravity was working different then this still don't past the smell test . Just saying!
What you’re saying is that you’re arguing from a place of ignorance. No offense.
@@moonshoes11 Agreed. Tracks of all eras are found much like these were. The compression isn't an instantaneous thing, it happens over eons, and the "clay" also solidifies and allows the formation of the prints.
Less than one in a billion mud tracks have likely ever been fossilized and less than one in a trillion likely found. Dead animals get eaten, even their bones, they have to be buried rapidly before they are destroyed, and footprints are walked over, rained on, covered with dust storms, flooded and become mud again, etc. This means all fossils and tracks we have found are the result of incredibly rare circumstances, so what is your point?
What smell test are you referring to, Mr. expert? Just asking!
How did there foot prints fossilize unless there was a flood to cover
Simple. Not how you think numps. Give it up. Look it up. And shut it up.
Ya, has the be a flood..normal water depositing sediment or blowing sand couldn't cover the foot prints..so it must be a giant flood..
No, dumass.
Found in a river channel dumass. Learn to read child.
In a river bed numps. Stop your nonsense.
Too bad he destroyed the trackways but cutting apart the series. Scientists could have learned much by scanning the whole sequence to see what the animals were doing as well as subtle clues like tail drag lines or changes in track shapes or directions as the animals moved.
Pretty cool now a record of the past. Pre dinosaur tracks. Property buy looks even better!
wonder which extinction cycle these were from i think we have had 5 on the earth from what I remember from my college days
I bet he now gets a fine from his HOA for his yard art...
Wait... If he lives near Phoenix, Arizona, why on earth would he allow these to be examined and go to New Mexico??? That should not have happened. These should all stay and be examined in Arizona.
And if they found human foot prints in that same place they would ignore them as before .
Yes, but your chisel marks would be obvious..
That’s ridiculous… any time they find ancient human prints they go crazy about it.
Infinitely more ridiculous though is thinking that humans existed in the time frame of these ancient critters.
Good work!
One of the rich guys from the city raising our property prices.
Really cool!
The Flood
Global flood is fiction.
@@Ohmanwhyyourfeelingshurt fiction
The story of the flood is obviously metaphor since it's physically impossible. Just the mixing of salt and freshwater would have wiped out almost all fish, let alone drowning all trees and land plants. Then there is the ridiculous concept of a big boat with a single window to hold thousands of animals for months with only a small family to care for them. When they built the Ark Experience they planned to have live animals but realized it would take a staff far larger than Noah's family just to keep their cages clean so switched to plush toys. Then there is the question of where did the water come from and where did it go? And how did Kangaroos and marsupials get to Australia from the middle east by foot and why didn't they also spread to Africa?
Lastly, fossil evidence is not evidence of the flood unless you believe God caused the flood debris to carefully lay down fossils in layers that restrict related species to specific layers as if they evolved over time and higher (newer) layers contain their later cousins, and radioactively dated every layer to match that story. Either evolution is true, or God really wants us to believe it's true. Either way I believe the evidence that God has given us that the Earth is 4.4 Billion years old and the diversity of life clearly came from evolution as every animal on this planet is related by its DNA, and how closely DNA tells us they are related matches incredibly well with how we map relations by physical appearance and characteristics.
@
Why would you conclude God gave us anything?
It’s tough for Imaginary beings to give us things.
There was no flood .
Yall making those with that concrete mixer back there
James Lang is one cool guy!
Reptiles, but they weren’t lizards.
Pre Dino
Sand stone exposed on the surface of the earth for millions of years and still preserve its shape, hmmm
While its good to be a skeptic, the expert featured here (not the old farmer with the babe) said its clay that had been filled in with sandstone. I assumed that to mean the clay impressions made by the hand of the hand monsters hardened and acted as a form for the sand to fill, compact, and from into sandstone. When the sandstone layer above the clay would eventually dissolve back to sand, what was left was a kind of elevated "sandstone inlay" still with a solidified clay base. The sandstone within the hard clay form was protected enough not to dissolve, leaving behind what we see featured here. If true, I'd like to see one inlay print purposefully dissolved of its sandstone so that the actual clay impression can be appreciated as well.
Great stuff!!
Taken from Arizona and brought to New Mexico?
Seems a little off to me. We have museums in Arizona, ya know.
Wow it’s great to see something laid down during the great flood of Noah.
bullcrap nonsense stolen stories older then bible bible is lies galore no god or hos demigod WANNABE son grow up fools
Science is real. Religion is the opposite of knowledge.
I agree!
Global flood is fiction.
Also, Noah’s flood story is one of genocide.
I really hope that inspires the kid to be a paleontologist
Cheirotherium means "hand beast," and these lizards looked like crocodiles crossed with dogs. Check it out.
Awesome
so, elephant in the room, WHAT DEPOSITED THE CLAY????
let me guess, 1 grain and 1 drop at a time rite??? WRONG.... fossils are rare because of the conditions under which the preservation takes place are CATASTROPHIC......
Elephant??? Rivers and steams often have exposed clay deposits in and around them.
Has to be Demons..or Jesus...could be either or..
The t shirt says it all.
YEP!
Everyone that is able to leaves Illinois when it's time to retire.
Cool to see Adam Savage still mythbusting 🤣
There’s no way to know when that was made. It’s such bs with these people claiming when they’re made. Arghh it’s so much bs.
Cool!
I don't listen to people who think the world is only 6,000 years old. And from what I read the earliest ancestors of the Native Americans were the first to reach the Persian Gulf region after leaving Africa. That would be around -74,416 BCE. At the time of the ice-age.
Fortunately he didn't go to Ken Ham's Ark Encounter for their take and "assessment."
I rode on a T Rex, do you believe me? come on, I really did.
Beyond cool.
They’re not lizards,,,, yes, they’re reptiles, but they’re not lizards.
The earth isn’t more than 6,000-7,000 years old. Y’all need to visit the Creation Museum as they have great documentation and explanations about how we know this!
Lol that’s just AMAZINGLY stupid
He better be careful or the government will take his land
That’s so cool
That background music adds nothing. That said, interesting.
Dirty Chicago money.
Call Steven Spielberg 😮
So the scientific explanation for tracks like this is that creatures walked on wet clay or mud and those tracks then lay completely undisturbed for millions of years while sediment slowly covered these hardened tracks. In other words, the moist clay slowly dried while nothing else upset the castings. And then, over millions of years sediments obediently and painfully slowly covered these tracks.
Sorry, that makes no sense. It's actually unbelievable.
And why isn't that same mechanism happening today?
It is. What percentage of “millions of years” are you able to observe in your workday?
It's more likely right after the lizards walked through the wet clay that was along a creek or river, a flooding event happened and flood waters are filled with suspended sand. That sand settled into the tracks and became solidified over time, becoming the sandstone that he found!
@jrrarglblarg9241 Enough to know that things like torrential rainfall, wind storms, and other erosion factors would never allow such an occurrence. But perhaps you live in a place where none of that ever happens.
@@desertrat77 Southwestern CONUS has met those exact conditions for a few millennia, but I don’t suppose actual facts get in the way of your beliefs much.
@jrrarglblarg9241 Oh is that right? Hahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaa. That's where I live, so try again. Drought does not mean no rain and no wind. Geesh.
Now, you were saying - about facts??
Noahs flood just keeps reveling itself
Nonsense.
Nice try, but this was hundreds of millions of years earlier.
To be fake, yes, I agree.
This is way way way way way before Noah flood. That flood was actually pretty recent and consideration of fossils. Also that flood doesn’t need proof., only faith.
There never was a global flood. That's a myth that pre dates the Noah fable. There was only massive regional flooding mostly likely caused by the rapid meltdown of the ice cap on the northern hemisphere about 12k years ago.
Ah I thought dinosaurs were giant lizards….
Definitely aliens.
Or Jesus Alien Bigfoot..not sure..
0:30 Looks like Adam from Myth Busters.
Oh, I thought the thumbnail was Adam Savage from Mythbusters 😂
Awesome 👍❤
There are obvious HUMAN footprints in GRANITE in a state park in TX......how long does it take for granite to form from whatever it was that made it look like mud?
Please tell why it’s important to have 2 reporters to tell this one man report ?? 🤡🤡👺💂
It's Arizona the state that takes a week to count votes while most others have it done the same day.
Please tell us why this is important.
They did it just to piss you off
Dont let this b.s distract you.
Alien foot prints
240 million years ago? Hogwash!
Let us know if you ever get an education in this field of study. Thanks.
Just a lot of lies and made up numbers.
@gs1100ed - We don't mind you doubting the suggested timeline. But it would be nice if you added, "It's actually XXX years old based on XXX science."
@@TheTibetyakI appreciate your thinking and the way you phrased your response. Thank you for being kind. When I look at dating I just cannot believe it because of instances like happened with Mt. St. Helens.
In June of 1992, Dr Austin collected a 7-kg (15-lb) block of dacite from high on the lava dome. The ‘whole rock’ rock powder and four mineral concentrates were submitted for potassium-argon analysis to Geochron Laboratories of Cambridge, MA-a high-quality, professional radioisotope-dating laboratory. The only information provided to the laboratory was that the samples came from dacite and that ‘low argon’ should be expected. The laboratory was not told that the specimen came from the lava dome at Mount St Helens and was only 10 years old. As to the dating a correct answer would have been ‘zero argon’ indicating that the sample was too young to date by this method. Instead, the results ranged from 340,000 to 2.8 million years!
It is clear that radioisotope dating is not the ‘gold standard’ of dating methods, or ‘proof’ for millions of years of Earth history. When the method is tested on rocks of known age, it fails miserably. The lava dome at Mount St Helens is not a million years old! At the time of the test, it was only about 10 years old.
Got any evidence its not? Just kidding, I know you only believe things you were indoctrinated to believe.
So, did they say how old they believe these footprints to be? I looked up Chirotherium and the website I referenced said they walked the Earth 243 million years ago. I would have to guess that these tracks are about that old (give or take a million years LOL).
What fun!