Manta motion marvel
The swimming motion of manta rays is the envy of marine robotics engineers.
Time to refuel? (Or not!)
In modern cars, there is often a warning light that comes on when it’s ‘time to refuel’. The human body, too, has a similar thing—except that in some people, it’s broken.
The ‘common sense’ argument for evolution
Is evolution ‘common sense’? Is there even such a thing as ‘common sense’?
Did the Genesis 1 ‘days’ vary in length?
Could the first three days of Creation Week have been longer than the last three?
Redemptive history and evolution don’t mix
Theistic evolutionists
Massive flood impacted Caspian Sea and Eurasia
How to link the evidence to Noah’s Flood
Creation couple
Joel Tay interviews Michael and Shouchin Man.
Just what we need
Creation magazine helps us to think biblically about science, geology, evolution, and origins. See this sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released issue.
Fossil time ranges continue to expand up and down
Many new fossil discoveries at ‘wrong’ evolutionary dates.
Bottle stalagmite
Bottle stalagmite in Jenolan Caves
Carol Cleland’s case of historical science—part 2: apologetic for historical science
How reliable are the conclusions of historical science compared to experimental science?
‘Oldest’ biological colour discovered
Can biological pigment molecules really survive over a billion years?