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 |  Subject: New Fossil Discovery Poses Problem For Evolutionists  Sun Sep 18, 2016 7:47 am | |
| New Fossil Discovery Poses Problem For Evolutionists
September 18, 2016 by SkyWatch Editor
 Fossils unearthed by Australian scientists in Greenland may be the oldest traces of life ever discovered. A team from the University of Wollongong recently published their findings in the journal “Nature,” describing a series of structures called “stromatolites” that emerged from receding ice. “Stromatolites” may sound like something your doctor would diagnose, but they’re actually biological rocks formed by colonies of microbes that live in shallow water. If you visit the Bahamas today, you can see living stromatolites. What’s so special about them? Well, they appear in rocks most scientists date to 220 million years older than the oldest fossils, which pushes the supposed date for the origin of life back to 3.7 billion years ago. This, admits the New York Times, “complicate[s] the story of evolution of early life from chemicals…” No kidding! (READ MORE) |
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