Is the Lincoln Memorial Thousands of Years Old?
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Standard dating methods suggest that stalactites take a century to grow one inch. However, stalactites up to five feet long have grown in the basement of the Lincoln Memorial at a growth rate of an inch per year. This rapid growth serves as a powerful testimony against naturalistic, long-age evolutionary stories.
Image: Basement below east terraces, 1991, Lincoln Memorial.
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