Two Earth sized planets found

[Tiggy]

Soon I am going to submit for publication (ICR or Journal of Creation or elsewhere) a paper
having to do with all of this ESPs and ETL. It will likely be in multiple parts due to length

I bet it will be just as well researched and scientifically supported as your "there's no such thing as impact craters on Earth" article too.

- T

[phank]

I bet it will be just as well researched and scientifically supported as your "there's no such thing as impact craters on Earth" article too.

- T

And if it's anything like Hovind's dissertation, it will begin by saying "Hello. My name is Jorge."

[Molly111]

All this only proves what I like to say: we're not destined to learn all the secrets of the galaxy)) Thanks for the info, it was extremely interesting to read this post!))))

[phank]

All this only proves what I like to say: we're not destined to learn all the secrets of the galaxy)) Thanks for the info, it was extremely interesting to read this post!))))

One of the tenets of the philosophy of science is that no theory is ever proved - all are basically hostage to the next verified observation, and subject to refinement, extension, or other improvement. And THIS means we are not destined to learn all the secrets of anything at all. We can only hope to learn more of them over time. But never all of them.