Archive: Fall Colors, Goby Fish, Virus Motor, Planets, Hiking, St Luke, More
October 19, 2024
Fall colors and St. Luke: here are some of the stories we were reporting in October 2001.
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Animals Teach Engineers How to Manage Light
July 16, 2024
Tricks for light-gathering and sharp focus come from observing nature.
Light Shows in Nature Reflect the Wisdom of the Light-Giver
July 4, 2023
July 4th in America is celebrated with lights. Here are some celebrations of note within nature.
Body Gifts to Stop Taking for Granted
September 22, 2021
There's more going on in our bodies than we know. We should exercise more gratitude.
Does Imperfection Discredit Design?
May 20, 2021
If God Created Humans Perfect, Why Do so Many Mistakes Occur in Producing New Life? Atheists argue we were not created, but evolved by natural selection of errors called mutations by Jerry Bergman, PhD Introduction One argument atheists use to support their belief that humans were not created, but instead, evolved, is the imperfect world […]
You’ll Never Guess the Most Efficient Animal Swimmer
May 6, 2021
This beautiful and informative video announcing the winner was released this month by Illustra Media.
Super Designs in Amazing Animals, Part 2
May 17, 2019
Organisms of all kinds, sizes and shapes have mastered physical principles in astonishing ways. Here are more examples.
Bat Designs Tainted by Batty Evolution Stories
February 12, 2018
When learning about well-designed flyers like bats, is it helpful to speculate about how Darwinian evolution invented the traits by chance? Drink Up, Boys In previous news, we learned how dogs drink using “acceleration-driven open pumping” (15 Dec 2015). There’s a method in that mad slurping: to lift water from the bowl, your dog employs […]
Talk the Walk
September 24, 2015
Upright walking—that distinctive human form of locomotion—is more complex than putting one foot in front of the other. Let's talk the walk.
Scientific Progress Needs Design, Not Darwin
June 16, 2015
Numerous papers advancing scientific knowledge rely on design principles, not evolutionary notions.
Cell's Molecular Machines Arouse Fascination
August 9, 2014
With increasing image quality at their disposal, biologists are finding amazing molecular machines at work in living cells.
The Ocean's Most Efficient Swimmer Is… A Jellyfish
October 19, 2013
They look so lazy, drifting among the waves, but jellyfish are powered by such efficient mechanisms, the Navy wants to imitate them.