A Simulation of the 8,000-year Bristlecone Pine Dendrochronology Using Post-Flood Virtual Trees

pp. 1–18 • Marshall Jordan

This paper challenges conventional assumptions by a simulation where virtual post-Flood trees are used to construct an 8,000-year dendrochronology.

Radioisotope Dating of Meteorites: VI. The SNC and Other Martian Meteorites

pp. 19–94 • Dr. Andrew A. Snelling

Earth’s primordial isotopic endowment was mixed on day 3, producing younger radioisotope “ages,” whereas Mars’ later creation maintained its primordial endowment.

A Non-Equilibrium Radiocarbon Calibration Model Based on Post-Diluvian Atmospheric Recovery

pp. 95–116 • Peter Streitenberger , et. al.

This paper presents an alternative calibration model, proposing that atmospheric C-14 began at near-zero levels approximately 4,500 years ago and has since recovered exponentially.

The Geometric Impossibility of Finkel’s “Round Ark”: A Mathematical and Textual Reevaluation of “Simmonds Ark Tablet” Versus the Rectilinear Noah’s Ark

pp. 117–135 • Gavin Cox

Finkel’s “Round Ark” hypothesis is, quite literally, an attempt to fit a square peg into a round hole, uprooting the Ark from its rightful place at the base of later Mesopotamian flood traditions.

A Long Sojourn of Israel Away from the Promised Land

pp. 137–144 • Marshall Jordan

How long was Israel’s stay in Egypt as recorded in Genesis and Exodus?

Diversity Expectations Within a Baramin

pp. 145–150 • Harry F. Sanders, III

Is there a genetic cutoff beyond which species cannot be members of the same kind? If not, in what situations would we expect the members of the same kind to have high genetic similarity?

Beyond Chance: A Cryptographic Analysis of the Origins of DNA

pp. 151–161 • Paul W. Poteete , et. al.

These findings provide quantitative evidence that spontaneous formation of functional genomes through undirected processes is infeasible.

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