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because the younger rocks cover the new

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why we cant find any old rocks is that they are near the core

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They constantly are in a cycle to create new rocks

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I think the reason why we can't find rocks is because the rocks are either being destroyed or melted deep within the Earth. I remember seeing something about the Earth being a big old hot rock so it's possible that the rocks could melt.

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because it takes time to make old rock

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For the same reason we hardly find completed dinosaur skeletons

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IT could be because of erosion, weathering, and maybe due to heat. Billions of years is a lot of years. The rocks got crushed, heated up too hot; there are so many possibilities.

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weathering and erosion

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Because of the younger rocks cover the new

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because the man upstairs didnt want us to

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because the man upstairs didnt want us to

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Because they whether away over time

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They're deep underground

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Maybe because a lot of those old rocks have weathered and became other things like soil.

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weathering and erosion

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Why we don't find old rocks all the time 

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Why we don't find old rocks all the time 

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That is because the older rocks get covered up by the newer and younger rocks and they are to far in the ground.

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Why don't we find rocks older than 4.4 byo?

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Why don't we find rocks older than 4.4 byo?

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The rock cycle is constantly occurring, the rocks in question can avoid the cycle for some time, but not forever. This results in newer rocks

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Because they are really hard to find

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because they are old and very deep underground

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We don't find super old rocks all the time because it's really deep and you have to go down under ground to find it. Also it takes a while for rocks to form.

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because how can a rock be older than the earth

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because there under newer rocks

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we dont find super old rocks because they arent really close to the surface like newer rocks, plus theres weathering and such so those rocks arent the same rock

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It is because older rocks are covered up by the younger ones, newer rocks through natural cycles and such.

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Because the Earth breaks the rocks down...?