All rights reserved. The trees in Yosemite Valley are about 300 years old.
Nobody claims, of course, that Yosemite Valley is that young.
Yet the evidence from trees, and other evidence, shows that Yosemite Valley is much younger than sometimes stated. While the formation is often ascribed to glacial action, it seems likely that it, like many other features of the Earth's surface, may have been caused by the violent erosion which happened at the end of the Flood, in conjunction, perhaps, with earthquakes. The very existence of this dust, it is shown, provides evidence that the system is young, because the dust is being removed much more quickly than it could be replenished. In previous papers the author applied Maxwell's electromagnetic theory and 130 years of real-time data to a proposed model of the earth's main magnet. The magnetic field was shown to be decaying exponentially with a half-life of only 1,400 years.