Striking News about the World Ceres

For several years, those bright spots on that world have been thought to be caused by salt. After commencing to cognate and get those mental wheels turning, secular scientists are realizing that Ceres is being recalcitrant to deep-time beliefs — like other objects in our solar system. 

Occator Crater on Ceres in false colors 
Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA
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This is not a hit with cosmic evolution concepts. Trying to steal huge amounts of time, they are caught off base. Assigning dates and causes to the salt, secularists still drop the ball because those dates are nowhere near the billions of Darwin years they want to see. Worse, they are not catching on that the activity is indicative of recent creation.

The bright spots on Ceres formed recently, say scientists, and activity could be going on today.

It’s been two years since the Dawn spacecraft ended its orbital reconnaissance of Ceres, the largest body in the asteroid belt, and mission scientists at Jet Propulsion Lab are finally announcing today, “News: Mystery Solved: Bright Areas on Ceres Come from Salty Water Below.” Accompanying the article are stunning new close-up images of Occator Crater with its bright spots.

To see why this is a problem for those believing the solar system is 4.5 billion Darwin Years old, look at these quotes in the article:

To get your mitts on the rest of the article, slide on over to "Asteroid Ceres is Young".