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From: roger_warren_tang@cup.portal.com
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Subject: Re: more Velikovsky
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Date: 23 Mar 88 07:06:01 GMT
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   That a catastrophe is a large source of radiation has very little to do
with most of the radioactive dating methods.
    As well, such a catastrophe would be recognizable by the neutron tracks and
other radiation markers.  As well, such radiation would be stopped within the
first few feet of solid ground cover.  If you postulate such intense radiation
as to penetrate ground cover, this too would be quite evident.