CANADA : THE EARTH'S OLDEST "ROCKSTAR" FOUND

Well the, FM, you should be able to appreciate what it does for minds like mine. Hell, if Ros is thrown, where does that leave me?

What does it tell us when these old rocks are found? Simple now, take it slow and easy.

That also leads to the question of how old could the oldest rocks ever be? I'm assuming that the planet was too hot at the beginning for solid material to be around.

Whenever we find really old rock belts, we can add to our understanding of how old land masses were emplaced, or the mineralogical makeup of the early crust (Most scientists have stated that the early crusts should be equally divided among continental, oceanic, and deep mantle materials.
The "fabric" of the old landmasses and their migration directions adds to our knowledge of mineral and resource belts (Thats what Im mostly interested in).

Rocks in Churchill must be older than 4.2 By because the dates were set by U/Th/Nd dates , so there were probably even older sequences of melting rock. We could be looking at a chemical "fossil" of the cooling earth up there in Canada.