Chatgpt says sandstone of dinosaur fossil is 443 to 419 million years old.

Chatgpt questioned about the Oldest Dinosaur.

Photo above is the actual screenshot of reponse from Chatgpt.
If so...this is by far the Oldest Dinosaur ever discovered on Earth.
Sandstone formation in Ohio occurred during various periods of the Paleozoic Era, primarily in the Devonian, Carboniferous (Mississippian and Pennsylvanian), and Silurian periods, with some formations dating back to around 444 million years ago.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

  • Silurian Period (444-419 million years ago):

    The "Clinton" sandstone, formed from sediments deposited in coastal deltas and sandy shorelines in eastern Ohio, dates back to this period.

  • Devonian Period (419-359 million years ago):

    The Oriskany Sandstone, a subsurface formation in eastern Ohio, formed during the Early Devonian period.

  • Carboniferous Period (Mississippian and Pennsylvanian):

    River and delta sediments, which formed the Berea Sandstone and other formations, covered shales at the start of the Mississippian period (340 million years ago).

Here is what Google A.I. said when asked: When was sandstone formed in ohio?
Would you like more proof this is the Oldest Dinosaur?
You can be sure things will get interesting when the world discovers the Oldest Dinosaur.

To Science Journalists:

Check out the claims of this website before it gains traction in the scientific community or wish you had in the very near future.

Dating for sandstone development in Ohio proves this is indeed the Oldest Dinosaur by at least several tens of millions of years.

Ps: The Black Rose Meteorite found in same excavation is likely the most complex ever found. Its website is https://blackrosemeteorite.com

The 4 pound meteorite is revealed in 23 microscopic pictures of inner layers, most like no other on record. One layer cut with a diamond saw as seen on main page is very much like what was called The Black Beauty Meteorite, yet that one portion of The Black Rose Meteorite alone is more detailed. The rest is other worldly. It is estimated that there are 100 different minerals both organic & inorganic in The Black Rose Meteorite. That's a record.

I would like to research them further in any manner available. Resources, resonance imaging, photographic equipment and assistance are needed. My name & information are on hold for later release to avoid issues due to their value & fossil's impact on historical timelines. History & Science should know about this.

Thank you for your consideration.