July 2013

Sixty feet down in Gulf waters off the coast of Alabama, stumps of an old cypress forest have appeared. How can they be 52,000 years old when the wood still smells like cypress?

The video clip claims the stumps are 12,000 years old, but the text says they have been radiocarbon dated at 52,000 years old.

Yet it appears incredible the trees could be that old. For one thing, “The forest contains trees so well-preserved that when they are cut, they still smell like fresh Cypress sap,” one of the divers said.

Now, the trees are decaying so rapidly, the discoverers fear scientists only have two years to examine the site and perform more radiocarbon or tree-ring date calculations. Divers said they could break off chunks of the wood with their hands.


[link to crev.info]



The old-earth fantasy is getting more and more obvious every day. There is zero evidence this Earth is more than a few thousand years old like the Bible says.

Real empirical data is constantly revealing that objects can not be nearly as old as evolutionists need them to be.