By Ken Ham
Planetary rings, like those encircling Saturn or Jupiter, are a beautiful feature of the heavens. And a brand-new ring system was recently discovered, wrapping around Quaoar, a dwarf planet half the size of Pluto and located past Neptune. This brings the number of ringed objects in our solar system to seven. And—like the rings surrounding Saturn—this planet’s rings are also a challenge to what’s referred to by evolutionists as “ring formation theories.”
The rings of Quaoar don’t follow the “rules” of the evolutionary paradigm!
According to evolutionists, planetary rings formed when “collisions of moonlets orbiting the parent planet created debris …read more
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