Image courtecy of NASA
Joel Kontinen
Some evolutionist think
that humanity’s influence on the moon is so great that we should define a new
geological epoch, just as we are doing on Earth with the creation of the
Anthropocene, researchers argue. We should also create
lunar “national parks” to preserve areas for scientific study, they say.
“The Anthropocene is the name given to the epoch in
which humans began having a significant impact on Earth’s geology and
ecosystems. The definition is
still being agreed upon, but most researchers suggest Earth entered this period
in 1950, marked by the presence of plutonium isotopes from nuclear weapons
tests in sediment at the bottom of a relatively untouched lake in
Canada.”
Matthew Sparkes.
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