Our Sun is a star like no other. I have discussed the Sun’s amazing design in one published book, a forthcoming book,1 and in various articles… read more

Who would have thought that turning on the lights at a beach resort could devastate coral colonies? A new discovery explains the harm while also… read more

One of the most definitive tests of the biblically predicted big bang creation model1 is the primordial abundance of deuterium. (Deuterium, or heavy… read more

Americans like options, lots of them. A visit to an American supermarket, a mall, or an online outlet like Amazon reveals a bewildering array of… read more

When Jesus stood before Pilate to be judged, Pilate asked him, “Are you the king of the Jews?” Jesus replied, “My kingdom is not of… read more

Humans love animals of all kinds and sizes. Our enjoyment and care for these creatures fuels our passion to preserve them. To buttress our efforts,… read more

At the XVIIIth International Society for the Study of the Origin of life (ISSOL) conference held at the University of California in San Diego on July… read more

As parents know, taking young children to the forest for camping, hiking, and recreation is a great way to relax and create family memories. The… read more

Is it significant that Earth and the Moon shared a magnetic field about 4 billion years ago? Research shows that it is. Scientists have learned that… read more

The proximity of Veterans Day made me think of the American flag and then, about stars. Astronomers like to think about the properties of stars,… read more

With all the problems humans face managing Earth’s resources for the benefit of all life, many people wonder if we can abandon Earth and move… read more

Two months ago, Kathy and I watched the reality television series Alone. The show chronicles a competition among ten wilderness experts who are… read more

Climate change discussions can range from casual to serious, from dismissive to alarmist. But how many people talk about Earth’s current period… read more

How many of us take breathing for granted? Our environment consists of about 21% oxygen, which is just right to sustain us. Yet, Earth has not always… read more

A casual look at the world of plants and insects may suggest that nothing much is going on, but the constant struggle is anything but quiet. In this… read more

The biggest island in the United States also is the fastest growing. Thanks to a steadily rising hot plume from the lower mantle, Hawaii… read more

Did Earth hide some of its treasure on the Moon? … read more

Those of us who are over 60 will never forget the chilling words spoken by the Apollo 13 command module pilot, Jack Swigert, and repeated by the… read more