Read about the powerful magnetic field that surrounds earth and the changes that are occurring in the field. "The average "intensity" of the earth's magnetic field has decreased exponentially by about 7% since its first careful measurement in 1829."

Etched within Earth's foundation rocks — the granites — are beautiful microspheres of coloration, halos, produced by the radioactive decay of primordial polonium, which is known to have only a fleeting existence. Like all scientific claims should be, this evidence is being tested independently by other scientists and research facilities with open dialogue taking place. In the opinion of this organization, "the jury is still out".

"Experiments by the U.S. Bureau of Mines showed that petroleum (oil) can be produced from organic material in only 20 minutes." Hayden R. Appell, Y.C. Fu, Sam Friedman, et al, "Converting Organic Wastes to Oil", RL-7560 Washington, D.C., United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, 1971.

The atmosphere contains about 0.00005% helium, or about 3.71 billion tons. Since helium escapes from the earth's crust into the atmosphere at the rate of 67 grams per second, the present amount of helium would have accumulated in about two million years--far less than the commonly believed 4.6 billion years.

It takes but one proof of a young age for the moon or the earth to completely refute the doctrine of evolution. Based upon reasonable postulates, great scope of observational data, and fundamental laws of physics there is proof that the moon and the earth are too young for the presumed evolution to have taken place.

The "geologic column" is made up of many layers thought to be millions of years different in age due to "uniformitarian" processes of slow, gradual deposition. But fossils of trees extending through many layers refutes this interpretation.

"Classroom teaching and explanations at national parks have traditionally reinforced the idea that petrified wood takes millions of years to form. However, this is not the case. As is now well known by most geologists, wood can petrify rapidly. Several laboratory experiments have devised ways in which this can be done, mirroring natural settings." Sigleo, "Organic Geochemistry of Silicified Wood", Geochemica et Cosmochimica Acta, 1978, pp. 1397-1405