Hath in these last days spoken unto us by his Son, whom he hath appointed heir of all things, by whom also he made the worlds; Hebrews 1:2
"Scientists recently found that the dwarf planet Pluto likely has a
deep ocean of liquid water underneath its thick ice cap. A layer of gas hydrates
(gas trapped within ice), between the ice cap and the liquid water,
apparently provides insulation for the ocean, preventing it from
freezing. Just like a hot potato kept warm in a coat pocket, the
scientists propose that heat within Pluto has been trapped beneath the
frozen ice-cap.
However, this creates big problems for secular scientists. One is
that they acknowledge there is no possibility of Pluto being heated via
such things as tidal heating, where gravitational friction creates heat,
because Pluto is much too far away from planets. And with the alleged
enormous age of 4.6 billion years for Pluto, it is unthinkable that heat
on such a relatively small body could last so long without radiating
away into the deep cold of space.
A liquid ocean, so far from the heat of the sun, means that Pluto must be much younger than conventionally claimed." CMI
