Many evolutionists assume that our planet’s early days were so hot that they call the period the Hadean Era after a place known as Hades.
New research challenges this assumption. Reporting on recent research published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), New Scientist says:
“But Elizabeth Bell and Mark Harrison at the University of California, Los Angeles, and their colleagues think life might have existed in the Hadean after all.
They analysed more than 10,000 zircon crystals smaller than a millimetre in length that date from the Archaean and Hadean. In one Hadean crystal they found tiny flecks, or inclusions, of graphite, which must have been incorporated into the zircon crystal when it formed some 4.1 billion years ago.”
This would leave very little time for a naturalistic origin of life, even though the date is accompanied by some naturalistic inflation that cannot be corroborated.