Jonathan O’Brien, B.App.Sc.

Biography

Jonathan worked in agriculture, and as a field and laboratory assistant in geological exploration. In 1999 he completed a degree in Geoscience at QUT and later worked as an exploration geologist. He currently works with Creation Ministries International (Australia) part time as a writer, editor and researcher.

Articles

• Darwin’s Arch collapses … and joins a growing collection
• Fast, fine gemstones
• The firewalkers: surrounded by fiery lava and floodwaters, animals left their mark
• Candles turned to stone
• Spider eyes shining in the rocks
• Ceres Surprises
• Ancient Roman concrete
• Diatoms: Artistry in miniature
• Music: A crucial gift
• Geological stata: they’re everywhere
• All one people
• Algae to oil: Algal ‘slurry’ turns to crude oil in minutes
• Radiometric backflip: Bird footprints overturn ‘dating certainty’
• Fast-forming ‘Fly geyser’
• Diamonds—Are they really all that old?
• Water in the Moon!
• Did Angkor really see a dinosaur?
• Peat bogs
• Parícutin: A Mountain in a Year
• How I became a Christian
• The bacterium that came in from the cold
• Frozen in stone … in just decades
• Dinosaur disarray: Evidence for the Flood at dinosaur National Monument, USA
• The ‘Arabia’: a steamboat buried in a cornfield
• Mummified trees millions of years old—not
• How did unique fish appear in particular areas?

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