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Merry Illustra Christmas

Celebrate the true meaning of Christmas with these short films.

Earth’s Fine-Tuned Protective Atmosphere

Recent solar storms reveal remarkable fine-tuning of earth’s plasmasphere, signaling intentional design for life.

Pterosaurs Fly “In a Flash”

The narrative takes flight, even as the evidence remains on the ground.

Could ‘Cleaner’ Fuels Be Reducing Cloud Formation?

Scientists find 67% regional reduction in cloud droplet concentration since the introduction of ‘cleaner’ fuels.

SCT: How Cells Play the Genetic Instrument

The genome is like a finely tuned piano. But what plays it? Read about the pianist here.

From Soup to “Nuts”? A Sky Recipe for Life

Scientists suggest Earth’s early sky had some "complex molecules ... already widespread, which might have made it a little easier for life to get going.” 

Soil: Intelligent Design Beneath Our Feet

Climate models and policies underestimate soils’ central role in temperature balance and the carbon cycle.

Pterosaurs Could Fly from Creation

Clever scientific language in service to a false theory may be great salesmanship, but it makes for poor science.

Botany Witnesses Day 3 Wisdom

New evidence shows that plants are “nutrient-smart”, equipped with a “phosphorus-dependent switch” controlling flowering time.

Flagellum Is a Gear-Driven Motor of Motors

The icon of intelligent design is more fantastic than anyone thought 30 years ago.

SCT: Another Design Word to Know: Phenology

Organisms must adapt to seasonal change, and they come well equipped for year-round living.

Surprising Data? Just Add a Billion Years!

Evolution shows itself as a self-correcting story, not a self-correcting science.

The Science of Self-Censorship

Experiments show that the more we self-censor, the faster authorities gain control.

A New Window into the Living Cell

Technological progress does not shrink biological wonder. It expands it.

Why Mutation Hot Spots Are Lethal to Evolution

Mutational hotspots pose a major problem for evolutionary models, and this issue is far  more complex than previously believed
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