"Saturn’s rings are among the most famous sights in all of astronomy. A few other planets have rings, but none are as prominent—or as beautiful—as Saturn’s.
Where did this wonderful planet come from? Evolutionary astronomers tell us that Saturn, along with the other planets in our solar system, formed from a cloud of gas and dust about 4.6 billion years ago
. Is this true?
Saturn defies evolution in many ways.
*For example, scientists have discovered that Saturn’s magnetic field is symmetric around its spin axis. According to the billions-of-years theories, this cannot be. Therefore, Saturn cannot be billions of years old.
*Saturn is a ‘gas giant’ planet. The ringed planet is mostly hydrogen gas, and has a very low density. (In fact, Saturn would float on water—if you could find a big enough bathtub!)
But the evolutionary model says gas giants shouldn’t exist at all.
The evolutionary explanation for our solar system is that all the planets formed from a swirling cloud of gas and dust. These supposedly condensed into tiny particles, which stuck together to become rocks, which stuck together to become planets.
However, this idea has several fatal flaws. First of all, nobody can figure out how the particles would stick together to become rocks. They would be too small for their gravity to overcome the force of the collision.
More to the point, gas giant proto-planets wouldn’t last in this environment. Studies show that the cores of both Saturn and Jupiter would have moved inwards as the planets were forming, smashing into the sun.
That’s why evolutionists are making complaints like this one:
Conversely, the Creation model fits Saturn perfectly. As the Bible explains, this spectacular planet was made (along with the other heavenly objects) for signs and seasons. It was also made to ‘declare the glory of God’ —and this it does very well indeed!" CMI
Where did this wonderful planet come from? Evolutionary astronomers tell us that Saturn, along with the other planets in our solar system, formed from a cloud of gas and dust about 4.6 billion years ago
Saturn defies evolution in many ways.
*For example, scientists have discovered that Saturn’s magnetic field is symmetric around its spin axis. According to the billions-of-years theories, this cannot be. Therefore, Saturn cannot be billions of years old.
*Saturn is a ‘gas giant’ planet. The ringed planet is mostly hydrogen gas, and has a very low density. (In fact, Saturn would float on water—if you could find a big enough bathtub!)
But the evolutionary model says gas giants shouldn’t exist at all.
The evolutionary explanation for our solar system is that all the planets formed from a swirling cloud of gas and dust. These supposedly condensed into tiny particles, which stuck together to become rocks, which stuck together to become planets.
However, this idea has several fatal flaws. First of all, nobody can figure out how the particles would stick together to become rocks. They would be too small for their gravity to overcome the force of the collision.
More to the point, gas giant proto-planets wouldn’t last in this environment. Studies show that the cores of both Saturn and Jupiter would have moved inwards as the planets were forming, smashing into the sun.
That’s why evolutionists are making complaints like this one:
‘For scientists who spend time thinking about how planets form, life would be simpler if gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn didn’t exist.’Or this one:
‘Talk about a major embarrassment for planetary scientists. There, blazing away in the late evening sky, are Jupiter and Saturn—the gas giants that account for 93% of the solar system’s planetary mass—and no one has a satisfying explanation of how they were made.’The evolutionary model fails utterly to explain Saturn.
Conversely, the Creation model fits Saturn perfectly. As the Bible explains, this spectacular planet was made (along with the other heavenly objects) for signs and seasons. It was also made to ‘declare the glory of God’ —and this it does very well indeed!" CMI
The heavens proclaim the glory of God.
The skies display his craftsmanship.
The skies display his craftsmanship.
Psalm 19:1 NLT
