Pilgrimage through the Precambrian, pt. 5: A New Perspective
Christian Ryan
By now, we have a well-rounded understanding of the Precambrian record from an old-earth perspective, as well as…
Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 4: Chinks in One’s Crust
In the previous article, we looked at the conventional model of the Precambrian record. We examined how our…
Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 3: The Story of Ancients
Previously, we examined the broad strokes of the Precambrian geologic record and established the unique features that characterize…
Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 2: Precambrian Peculiarities
Mount Rushmore is manmade, etched from the granite cliffs of South Dakota’s own Black Hills. But the Precambrian…
Pilgrimage Through the Precambrian, pt 1: In the Beginning
Mount Rushmore, an iconic emblem of American history and culture, stands as an enduring tribute to the nation’s…
Feathered by Design, pt 3: Dino-Birds & Fuzzy Lizards
Now that we have a good understanding of how scientists define birds and other dinosaurs, we are equipped…
Feathered by Design, pt 2: Maws, Claws, and Classification Laws
We usually talk about feathered dinosaurs in the context of their fossilized remains. But according to most scientists,…
Is Creation Science Really Science?
The past sixty years or so has seen a growing number of scientists in various fields who accept…
Beavers That Build Burrows Instead of Dams
Beavers are renowned for their incredible ability to build wooden homes for themselves, called lodges. And everyone knows…
The Impact of an Asteroid
In 1980, the father-son duo of Nobel Prize-winning physicist Luis Walter Alvarez and geologist Walter Alvarez suggested a…
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