Saturday, April 3, 2021

Creation Moment 4/4/2021 - Take a 'lil Trek ...and Voila....

Is there any thing whereof it may be said, 
See, this is new? it hath been already of old time, which was before us. 
Ecclesiastes 1:10

voi·la
/vwäˈlä/
there it is; there you are.
Voila!”

"Rare fossilized algae, discovered unexpectedly, fill in evolutionary gaps (Geological Society of America). Eukaryotes needed more time to evolve. Thankfully, Katie Maloney trekked into the Yukon to find algae fossils that she says evolved earlier than thought.

Maloney’s findings were published yesterday in Geology. She

and her collaborators found macroscopic fossils of multiple species of algae that thrived together on the seafloor about 950 million years ago, nestled between bacterial mounds in a shallow ocean. The discovery partly fills in the evolutionary gap between algae and more complex life, providing critical time constraints for eukaryotic evolution.

Q: Why did evolutionists need these eukaryotes to show up earlier?

Algae became really important early on because of their role in oxygenation and biogeochemical cycles,” Maloney said. “So why does it take them so long to show up reliably in the fossil record? It’s definitely making us think more about animal ecosystems and whether or not we’re seeing the whole picture, or if we’re missing quite a bit from a lack of preservation.”

A: They never tell the public that the timeline is fixed because Darwin needs billions of years for his Stuff Happens Law to work.
 
Evolutionists are fooling themselves and the public by believing in magical powers of their favorite tool, natural selection, which they wave as a magic wand to solve every problem in biology." CEH