If results of radioactive dating is indeed significantly effected by solar neutrinos, then we should observe a significant discrepency between the radioactive ages of materials that orbits at different distances from the sun, since the intensity of solar neutrino flex decreases with square of the distance from the sun. We should already have hints of that from the meterors that falls to earth since they came from different orbital histories and should have been exposed to significantly different amount of solar neutrinos over the life of solar system. I've not heard that radioactive dating of meteorites have produced major discrepencies in age from meteror to meteror.
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Research shows radiometric dating still reliable (again) - by orogenicman - October 14, 2010 at 4:43 pm
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