Helium In Rocks Means Young Earth

How old is the earth? Billions of years or just thousands of years?

Helium results from radioactive decay, and quickly leaks out of rocks. Yet rocks contain large amounts of helium. All of the helium should have leaked out in less than 100,000 years. This means rocks dated to be over a billion years old are actually less than 100,000 years old.

That rocks still contain helium from radioactive decay demonstrates that dating these rocks are tens of millions or even millions of years old, is not valid.
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