Since you are allergic to actually clicking the links that you're asking for:
one article explaining what it is
NO you goofy ass dude, the first is examining why it works, and explaining HOW:
It is important for all geoscientists to appreciate the physical basis underlying these methods and to have the ability to evaluate dates by means of currently accepted practices of data presentation. This introduction, along with the accompanying chapters, is intended to help the consumers of radiometric dates to understand better the uses and limitations of radiometric dating methods in an effort to tailor methods and techniques to address specific geochronologic needs, including calibration of the geologic time scale
another attempting to use it on mars
Again, the literal title disproves what you're saying here. The title of this paper is:
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Investigating the feasibility of K-Ar dating"
The absolute chronology of Mars is poorly known and, as a consequence, a key science aim is to perform accurate radiometric dating of martian geologic…
www.sciencedirect.com
Maybe try actually engaging with the paper instead of kicking and screaming like a child. You are WRONG.
and the third from the website ive already quoted
Again, you have failed to understand the position of a scientific article. Not only that, YOU QUOTE MINED THE ARTICLE, proving how dishonest you are.
Here's the full quote:
A few verified examples of incorrect radiometric ages are simply insufficient to prove that radiometric dating is invalid. All they indicate is that the methods are not infallible. Those of us who have developed and used dating techniques to solve scientific problems are well aware that the systems are not perfect; we ourselves have provided numerous examples of instances in which the techniques fail. We often test them under controlled conditions to learn when and why they fail so we will not use them incorrectly. We have even discredited entire techniques. For example, after extensive testing over many years, it was concluded that uranium-helium dating is highly unreliable because the small helium atom diffuses easily out of minerals over geologic time. As a result, this method is not used except in rare and highly specialized applications. Other dating techniques, like K-Ar (potassium-argon and its more recent variant 40Ar/39Ar), Rb-Sr (rubidium-strontium), Sm-Nd (samarium-neodynium), Lu-Hf (lutetium-hafnium), and U-Pb (uranium-lead and its variant Pb-Pb), have all stood the test of time
Radiometric dating of rocks and minerals using naturally occurring, long-lived radioactive isotopes is troublesome for young-earth creationists because the techniques have provided overwhelming evidence of the antiquity of the earth and life.
ncse.ngo
As anyone here can see, I have proven, definitively, that MMS is a liar, deceptive, and doesn't know what he's talking about. He took the quote out of context to make it seem like it was saying something it wasn't.
He's proven he WILL NOT actually read the evidence he asks for, will lie about what they say, and will not provide any evidence of his own.