Why Crystals Reveal the Age of Dinosaurs?
<p>As a child I’ve always had a fascination for Dinosaurs, ever since watching the first Jurassic Park movie. As I grew older, I began to truly understand how old these behemoths were. For example, did you know the <em>Tyrannosaurus</em> was over 60 million years old! Or that the <em>Tyrannosaurus </em>and the <em>Stegosaurus </em>were never alive at the same time!</p>
<p>It gets you thinking, how do we even begin to date the remains of creatures that so old, even older than our pre-evolved ancestors? This is where we use <strong>Radiometric Dating</strong>.</p>
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