Is the Earth Really Billions of Years Old? What Museums Won’t Tell You

We’re told Earth is 4.5 billion years old. But there’s a growing body of evidence challenging that claim—and it’s entirely consistent with Scripture.

For example, Carbon-14 has been found in fossils and diamonds, which should be impossible if they were millions of years old. And events like Mount St. Helens created rock layers in hours—not eons.

Even the solar system has its mysterious: comets, Saturn’s rings, and planetary heat all point to youth, not age.

It’s time to ask the hard questions. If science is about discovery, why shut down evidence that aligns with a young Earth?

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Steven Policastro

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