DNA in the Fourth Dimension
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When viewed in the context of space and time, DNA defies slow and gradual origin. Dr John Wise discusses how this relates to transposable elements and unique structures like the plaenta.
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Lost in translation
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See how faint hints in a fossil leads to speculation leads to triumphant scientific fact in the media:
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Something unusual was found in a volcano's plume.
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Dr Sarah tells what was found. Unexpectedly, it caused a reduction in a potent greenhouse gas.
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Atheists can be kind, moral, compassionate people.
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What they cannot be is consistent thinkers, explains Dr Sarah. Read her three challenges to moral atheists.
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A dry desert comes to life with color:
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This wonder of nature becomes even more wondrous now that scientists recently learned how seeds stay prepared for this, sometimes for years.
https://t.co/D97T2KdMal
If a rattlesnake bit itself, would it die from its own poison? Why not?
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Learn why scientists are looking into snake blood for new antivenoms that could be mass produced:
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A strange thing happens in genetics:
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Dr Jerry Bergman discusses gene duplication, what it is, what it does, and why it happens repeatedly. Is it a source of evolutionary innovation, or is there a creation benefit to this process?
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They live long, defy cancer, and resist viruses.
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Read Dr Sarah's report about how bats challenge evolutionary theory five ways.
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Who is helping nature select benefits out of randomness?
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Explore the limits of creativity when nature is working with random inputs.
https://t.co/jObozFRDUg
Is philosophy dead? Has science replaced it?
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Dr John Wise, philosopher, finds a lethal faux pas in the claims scientists offer while trying to replace his discipline with so-called "scientific philosophy."
https://t.co/MvNAyBwvhO
We can't put prayer in a test tube.
https://t.co/r7AXi1FuaD
Dr Sarah shows, though, that science can look at the health benefits of people who pray and trust God.
https://t.co/cHJ5zD89Sy
In the embryo, two parts of the developing brain network together. How could that evolve?
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Dr Sarah looks into new findings about brain structure.
https://t.co/pQICwygqEW
A new school year is underway. Christian students, can you show your faith on a secular campus?
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See Dr Sarah's suggestions on how to witness without compromise.
https://t.co/lgzFiKLbA1
Comb jellies upset evolutionary expectations.
https://t.co/SpXH2mnRlW
Read more from Dr John Wise about the headaches that molecular phylogenies are causing Darwinians seeking the earliest animal ancestor.
https://t.co/5oc7ce1ogM
New study says Earth started with water. This contradicts decades of evolutionary assumptions that water was delivered later in a "late veneer" by comets well after the molten Earth cooled. The new idea matches Genesis 1, says Dr Sarah.
https://t.co/Wykhw6bMje