Death Valley Is a Better Home than Any Exoplanet
June 18, 2025
Researchers manage to extract 57.0–161.5 ml of liquid water daily from the air in Death Valley, but struggle for decades in space water extraction.
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Geology: A Science Where Theories Undergo Subduction
March 8, 2018
In plate tectonics, continental plates get subducted and melt under pressure. That’s like what happens to geological theories. Read enough geology papers, and you will find old theories constantly being replaced. Classic examples include plate tectonics becoming the new normal after Wegener’s theory had been viciously attacked, and megaflood theory for the Channeled Scablands becoming […]
The Fossils that Didn’t Evolve
July 28, 2017
Here's an assortment of newly-discovered fossils that challenge Darwinian evolution.
Death Valley Comes Alive
March 6, 2016
As if resurrected from the dead, forgotten seeds burst forth in a celebration of life in the hottest place on earth.
Evolutionists 98% Wrong on Desert Pupfish
January 28, 2016
Small fish living in Devil's Hole became isolated just hundreds of years ago, not thousands.
Animal Excellence Exceeds Mere Survival
April 4, 2015
A tiny bird could live like other birds do without having to fly non-stop for 1,700 miles. Other examples abound of over-design in the animal world.
Geologists 750% Wrong in Death Valley
January 23, 2012
A volcanic explosion in northern Death Valley occurred 800 years ago, not 6,000, “far more recently than generally thought,” according to new dating estimates. The event that created Ubehebe Crater is so recent, in fact, geologists think another devastating explosion could happen today.
Nature Does It Right
January 4, 2012
Scientists and engineers continue to find well-designed features in living things that are worth imitating.