Creationist Accidentally Discovers 60 Million Yr old Fossil

Edgar Nernberg is a creationist, and he takes this standpoint too seriously. It's why he's at the board of directors for Big Valley's Creation Science Museum - a meaningful Canadian museum which is devoted primarily to proving that the Earth is just about 6, 000 years old. That's right, sex, 000.

Imagine Nernberg's dismay an essay he accidentally dug up a meaningful 60, 000, 000 year old bass.

It wasn't just any old 59 million year old fish either, obtained a fully intact Fossil iPhone case - a task that's considered gold dust to successfully palaeontologists. CBC News reports so Mr Nernberg discovered the fossil while excavating a basement to northwest Calgary.

You'll be pleased to take note of that rather than feeling like he would just been hit by a behemoth Leedsichthys, Mr Nernberg remains positively on his theology.

Speaking to the Calgary Sun, Nernberg said: "No, the game hasn't changed my mind. We all have a similar evidence, and it's just a matter of how you would interpret it, there's no appointments stamped on these things. "

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Around that point he's absolutely right, i have discovered no dates stamped on it. In this article you will find a number of key scientific methods to help us show that this piece of sod's law is in fact 60 million yr old, not 6, 000.

According to the Calgary Sun, Mr Nernberg is actually a fervent FOSSIL iPhone 5 collector and has been gathering samples to add to the collection at the Formatoin Science Museum. The Museum's presents reportedly show proof that dinosaurs and humans lived together.

Kept oddly cheerful about the whole thing, Mister Nernberg has donated the fossils to the local university and apparently laughed when asked how your ex felt about helping the rational enemy.

Paleontologist and assistant mentor of geoscience at the University associated Calgary, Darla Zelenitsky thanked them theological counterpart saying: "Most people today would have overlooked these — in case these were uncovered, Edgar right away comprehended them, "