Changes

Saying that radioactive decay is not constant over time. Isotopes having the same half life's has been held without any contradicting evidence purely because if the rates changed they did it in such a improbable way that made them look unchanged. Also, there has never been any evidence in the slightest to suggest that physical constants have changed, and there have been attempts to find out. You cannot just assume they have to fit you're own agenda without any evidence or reason to think so.

Saying that radioactive decay is not constant over time. Isotopes having the same half life's has been held without any contradicting evidence purely because if the rates changed they did it in such a improbable way that made them look unchanged. Also, there has never been any evidence in the slightest to suggest that physical constants have changed, and there have been attempts to find out. You cannot just assume they have to fit you're own agenda without any evidence or reason to think so.

Can I also make a note that a single case of someone saying that they observed a change of half life in the lab is by no means conclusive, and would have been rechecked by other experts in the field. If a true change was observed, then it would be major news in any peer reviewed publication.

Can I also make a note that a single case of someone saying that they observed a change of half life in the lab is by no means conclusive, and would have been rechecked by other experts in the field. If a true change was observed, then it would be major news in any peer reviewed publication.--[[User:EdBryson|EdBryson]] 14:57, 16 January 2011 (EST)