When the Apollo mission brought moon rocks back to earth, it was anticipated that they would give us an accurate age of the moon, the earth and perhaps even the solar system. Lunar rocks are obviously superb subjects for dating; lunar rocks, undisturbed from time immemorial, without wind, rain or floods.

However, it did not turn out that way. The moon was allegedly four and a half billion years old. When radioactive dating was applied to the lunar samples, it gave an incredible variety of ages ranging from two million years to twenty eight thousand million years. The result of the great experiment, therefore, is more bewilderment on the true ages of the moon, earth and solar system.

Radioactive dating can be shown as untrustworthy. It has been called the clock without hands; without even a face.

When you disregard radioactive dating, what have you left to support the great ages? Nothing is left except assumptions.

It is unacceptable that proposed ages of certain rocks and organic matter are propagated as fact when the assumptions and discrepancies discussed above, grossly affect the efficacy of those claims.

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