God Created the Earth - Summary: Physicist and astronomer Søren Bertil Fabricius Dorch lamented: [C]urrent scenarios and theories fail to provide satisfactory explanations for many aspects of planet formation. The situation appears to often be characterized by comparisons of two (or more) scenarios, where the inadequacies of one is taken as evidence (or even proof) in favor of another, while the possibility that none of them is correct is not considered seriously enough. [A] variant of this approach is to argue that since we are here—terrestrial, gas and ice planets and all, one of the considered scenarios must have worked, and since I can show it wasn’t scenario A, it must have been B! Both of these fallacies preclude searching for new scenarios, which is perhaps what needs to be done. In many other branches of science one would conclude from evidence such as those at hand here that none of the existing scenarios is satisfactory, and the search would be on for a new (and correct!) one. That situation is likely to arise also with respect to planet formation, as new evidence (from exoplanet observations, radionucleid studies of the solar system, etc.) keeps coming in. - Dorch, S.B.F., Reviews: Planetary formation and migration, by Philip Armitage, Scholarpedia (March 21, 2008), paragraphs 1–2; There is another scenario thats commonly ignored. Heres only a few, out of many, reasons to think that God created the earth:
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