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Radiocarbon dating allows us to measure how old something is, is there any way to measure if something is from the future?

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Why is it a popular theory that an advance civilisation would come to earth for it's resources? surely the more advance the civilisation the less it would require resources and the more it would preserve a status quo.

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For heating homes (UK), is the process of collecting, storing and burning gas or oil better or worse for the environment than collecting, storing and burning dried wood?

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Radiocarbon dating allows us to measure how old something is, is there any way to measure if something is from the future?	1
Why is it a popular theory that an advance civilisation would come to earth for it's resources? surely the more advance the civilisation the less it would require resources and the more it would preserve a status quo.	1
For heating homes (UK), is the process of collecting, storing and burning gas or oil better or worse for the environment than collecting, storing and burning dried wood?	1