This
miner's hat is rock hard. It was found in a mine in Tasmania where it had been
covered with water for more than 50 years.
Over
that time the chemicals in the water precipitated within the open structure of
the felt material of the soft hat, thus turning the soft hat into stone by a
process called calcification, which means that solid calcium carbonate has
impregnated the original felt material of the hat.
The
hat is now on display in a mining museum on Tasmania's west coast.
This
quick-forming 'stone' hat adds weight to the claims that creation scientists are
correct when they say that thousands or millions of years are not needed to form
rocks and fossilize animals and plants.
See a
picture of fossilised barbed fence wire:
What
if evolution is not true?
There
are 2 choices, either everything was created out of nothing or nothing created
everything.
5% of
scientists confess they left out evidence because it conflicted with earlier
studies
15% of
scientists confess they left out evidence because of a conflict with the company
that paid for the research.
