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The Underrated Sense
Your nose performs an extremely unlikely job. It senses invisible molecules in the air and turns each molecule into a unique sensation that is sent …
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Ancient Well Surprises Scientists
Archaeologists discovered a water well that is the oldest they’ve ever seen. Because of the well’s sophisticated design, they immediately concluded …
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Fields and Forests of Medicine
In His wisdom, God filled the creation with chemical factories that could provide temporary help for pain and disease.
Photo: Foxglove illustration …
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An Internal Clock You Can Feel
Our bodies are a network of complex control systems and chemical factories—a complex union of systems that go beyond the abilities of the best human…
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The Never Fail Bat Alarm
The swiftly moving bat cuts almost invisibly through the darkness, silent to all but those who can hear its ultrasonic radar. What chance does a poo…
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The Tropical Arctic
At one time the tropics may have extended into what are today polar regions. However, the Bible and evolutionary geology don’t agree on how long ago…
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Bumblebee Flight Still a Mystery
What keeps the big-bodied bumblebee with those little stubby wings in the air?
REF: Cowen, R. 1990. Bumblebee energy: What’s the buzz? Science News…
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Bullet-Proof Spiders
The silk produced by spiders is very different from the silk produced by silkworms in some very important ways. While silkworm silk is strong yet no…
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The Not-So-Blind Watchmaker
The book, entitled The Blind Watchmaker, tried to show that the design we see in the creation is simply an illusion.
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Was Noah a Brain Surgeon?
Most of us were amazed when we first learned that physicians in ancient Egypt did brain surgery. Even more amazing is that the skulls of their pati…
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