In last week’s post, “Did Life Originate on Earth or in the Cosmos? Part 1,” I described how an international, interdisciplinary… read more

During the last several months, I have written three articles on new discoveries that reveal that the Cambrian explosion of life is more extensive… read more

Understanding how our galaxy formed—including how it absorbed smaller galaxies through merger events—helps astronomers learn how our… read more

During my stint at Caltech as a research fellow in radio astronomy, I spent much of my time at the Owens Valley Radio Observatory in eastern… read more

During a ministry trip to Honduras in 2017, I stayed at a small ranch in the hills above the capital, Tegucigalpa. I was looking forward to exploring… read more

Were the Neanderthals too few in number to have evolved? Does new hominid evidence point to special creation? … read more

In last week’s blog I answered the question, Are we alone? from a biblical perspective. By “alone” I mean that humans are the only… read more

With funding exceeding $100 million and thousands of hours of dedicated observing time on the world’s largest telescopes, the Search for… read more

Scientific advance continues to reveal details of God’s involvement in the history of Earth’s early life. Research shows that at the… read more

During my teens and twenties, the lead into a frequent summer joke punchline was as follows: “It sure was hot today.” “How hot was… read more

Can solar power-generated fuel help mitigate global warming? A new technology promises to curb carbon dioxide emissions while also reducing global… read more

New sophisticated measurements of radio waves from two heavy stars have provided weighty evidence for understanding how the universe began. An… read more

It’s easy for humans to take food availability for granted in our modern world, but the acquisition of food resources in human history has been… read more

Valentine’s Day serves as a reminder that the greatest of all lovers gave us a bountiful, stunningly beautiful planet on which to live and… read more

One need not be a scientist to discern that life, and especially human civilization, would be severely impacted if wildfires were more widespread and… read more

Throughout Earth’s history climate instability has been the norm, especially since the launch of the ice age cycle 2.58 million years ago. With… read more

The Cambrian explosion, as I discussed in last week’s article (“Cambrian Explosion Becomes More Explosive“), is the sudden,… read more

A period of 410,000 years seems like a long time for most people, but it’s relatively brief for scientists who study Earth’s history.… read more

As scientists continue to acquire knowledge of the formation and structure of the universe, their discoveries unlock mysteries that test cosmic… read more

Sometimes the tiniest components of the universe reveal the greatest secrets. For nearly a century, scientists have predicted that the… read more