Light Speed and Other Puzzling Data Part 1 of 6

by Barry Setterfield

Five physical quantities, including the speed of light, show synchronous trends that seem to have a single cause. This cause, and its behavior with time, originates in an event which is reiterated 12 times in Scripture, and may indicate a young universe.

Note: If one accepts that the rate of radioactive decay is decreasing with time together with the speed of light, this would of necessity affect radiometric dating, meaning that even the Earth itself would have to be younger than previously thought.

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http://www.setterfield.org
http://www.ldolphin.org/constc.shtml

I have disabled comments and ratings for this video because few people on YouTube (including myself) have the astrophysics background necessary to intelligently discuss this. Opening this to discussion on YouTube would surely generate more heat than light (pun intended). That said, I don't necessarily agree with Setterfield, especially when he tries to fit a 6-10,000 year old Earth into the data. I think the Earth and Universe are very old.

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