The idea was widely rejected in the 19th century, when Gosse published his aforementioned book. It saw some revival in the 20th century by some Young Earth creationists, who extended the argument to include visible light that appears to originate from far-off stars and galaxies (addressing the "starlight problem").
The idea was widely rejected in the 19th :century, when Gosse p,ublished his aforementioned book. It saw some revival in the 20?th century by some Young Earth creationists, who extended the argument to inc?lude visible light that appea!rs to originate from far-off stars and galaxies (addressing the "starlight problem").