Today's Creation Moment

Did you know it is impossible for comets to be any older than a hundred thousand years? The existence of comets also reveals much more about God’s creation, and our hostwill tell you about these things on today’s program. Ref: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center. “Hubble snaps close-up of celebrity comet NEOWISE.” ScienceDaily, 21 August 2020. . Image: Comet Neowise from Joshua Tree National Park, CC...

Would you be shocked to hear that on today’s program we agree with evolutionary scientists about climate change? Unthinkable, you say?  No, not when it comes to what led to the extinction of the Siberian woolly rhinoceros. Ref: Cell Press. “Ancient genomes suggest woolly rhinos went extinct due to climate change, not overhunting.” ScienceDaily, 13 August 2020. . Image: Woolly rhino and mammoths, C...

Evolutionists say that evolution happens very slowly over a long period of time. But now, some of them are agreeing with creationists in a catastrophic event followed by rapid speciation. Find out more from our program today. Ref: University of Lincoln. “New research reveals effect of global warming on Greenland ice melt.” ScienceDaily, 17 August 2020. . Image: Rink Glacier in Greenland, US Coastg...

As you know, we get milk from cows by milking them. But did you know that some species of ants have their own livestock from which they get honeydew? We'll tell you more on today's program.   Photo: Ants and Aphids by Agrinberg – CC 2.0

If the worldwide flood of Noah’s time actually happened, we would expect there to be a flood of flood legends from all over the world. As you’ll learn from today's program, that’s exactly what we DO find!  Photo: Walterfall by Simon Berger – Pixabay.com

It has been estimated that there are more than 10 million billion ants on our planet. Why would God want there to be so many ants? That’s a question we'll answer on today’s program.   Photo: Ant by Josch – Pixabay.com

On today’s program we look at the age of the universe. But rather than using the dates found in science textbooks, we’ll be looking at the universe itself through high-resolution cameras. Photo: Milky Way – Pexel – Pixaby.com

Did you know that plants cry out when they need attention, such as when they want water? You can’t hear them, but plants really do make a fuss. Find out about noisy plants on today's program. Photo: Corn by couleur -Pixabay.com

Why doesn’t the immune system of pregnant women reject her unborn child as foreign tissue, like it would be expected to do? As our program's host will explains – the baby’s father has a lot to do with it!   Photo: Baby and Mom Hands – Pixabay.com

On today’s program, we introduce you to the male rattlebox moth. This unusual moth wins the affection of lady moths by coating their eggs with poison that keep them safe from predators.     Photo: Rattlebox moth by Judy Gallaghe CC 2.0

Did you know that the chemical that lights up fireflies is being studied by medical researchers for use in the treatment of heart disease? Find out more about the research on today’s program.     Photo: Eastern Fireflyby Art Farme -r CC By SA 2.0

It seems like we’re constantly bombarded with frightening stories about how global warming will destroy all life on Earth. But on  today’s Creation Moment, we'll explain God has given us a thermostat to protect our planet.   Photo: Desert – Pixabay.com

Science textbooks published by evolutionists typically include stories about how feathers on bird wings evolved from the scales of reptiles. But on today’s our host, will explains why such stories are nothing but flights of fancy.   Photo: Dove in flight – Pixabay.com

The Bible isn’t the only book that sheds light on the life and times of Abraham. More than 4,000 ancient documents help us understand the lives of the patriarchs, and that’s what our host, Paul Taylor, will be sharing on today’s program.   Photo: Departure of Abraham by Jozsef  Molar - oil on canvas – PD  

On today’s program, learn about the many different kinds of silk spiders produce, including one type of silk that gives young spiders the ability to fly!   Image by ClaudiaWollesen_pixabay.com

Deep below the ocean’s surface are hot water vents where the temperature reaches as high as 700 degrees. And yet, guess what scientists have found in such an inhospitable environment? That's why we will tell you on today’s program.   Photo: Champagne vent white smokers – PD

On today’s program, we introduce you to some very bizarre ants that make their living by plundering the nests of other species and making slaves of their captives! Find out more about slave-making ants.     Photo: Slaves and slave maker ant by Adrian A. Smith-CCA 2.5

If the sun’s energy is produced by nuclear forces, we would expect the sun to turn out a large number of neutrinos … but most of them are missing. How come? That’s the mystery our program will be unraveling today.   Picture: Sun – Pixabay.com

On today’s program, learn about a golden calf discovered in the ancient city of Ashkelon. No, it’s not THE golden calf we read about in the Bible, but this discovery is an important one nevertheless.   Photo: Golden Calf – Pixabay.com

On today’s program, we introduce you to computer-controlled robot bees that are actually able to communicate with living honeybees in a language they can understand! Photo: Bees – Pixabay.com

Until the Fountain of Youth is found, aging is a reminder that we will all die someday. But why do we age? And can the aging process be reversed? Spend the next two minutes of your life to get the answers on today's program.    Image: An elderly man, photograph by Ahmet Demirel, released to Public Domain.

On today's program, we'll introduce you to the Red Panda. Though they are easy to take care of in zoos, they are quite hard to classify. That's because they are like pandas in some ways and bears in another.   Ref: Encyclopaedia Britannica, , accessed 8/3/2020. Image: CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported.

Some people call them fireflies. Others call them lightning bugs. Whatever you call these beetles, they put on a light show made possible, not from evolution but from the Father of Lights. We'll  shed light on bioluminescence during today's program.   Image: Emmanuelm at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported.   .  

Have you ever heard of the Carrington Event? Most people haven't, so today's program will make you just a little smarter than everyone else in the room. Here's a hint. It has to do with a storm on the sun.    Image: Similar solar event observed 1999, NASA, Public Domain image.

One of the main purposes of NASA's Perseverance mission to Mars is to collect oxygen to see if the Martian atmosphere can support human life. On today's program, find out what they're REALLY hoping to find.   Image: Artist’s impression of Perseverance on Mars, NASA, Public Domain image.