by Robert Gerow | Mar 12, 2021 | Blog
Did you know that bats rely on echolocation for hunting in the dark? The bat opens its mouth and sends out a high-pitched sound, which bounces off its surroundings, creating an echo that the bat can hear. To make these high-pitched sounds, the bat has a specialized...
by Robert Gerow | Mar 11, 2021 | Blog
How do trees collect nutrients to grow? Look closely at the shape of deciduous trees (those which lose their leaves in the winter). Each type of tree has its own characteristic canopy shape. The branches grow in certain ways in order to provide the perfect amount of...
by Robert Gerow | Mar 8, 2021 | Video
Description: Did you know that scientists are so lost when it comes to explaining the origin of life on Earth, some argue that it was seeded by aliens? What did you think of the video? Let us know in the...
by Robert Gerow | Mar 8, 2021 | Blog
Did you know there have been thousands of dinosaur tracks found all over the world? These dinosaur impressions include footprints and tail dragging marks. Some of them are bigger than a human child! So how do we fit these observations into a Biblical view of...
by Robert Gerow | Mar 5, 2021 | Video
Description: Do radiometric dating methods really prove the earth is billions of years old? It turns out the science is not quite as settled as they would have you think. Here are three reasons that these dating methods depend on assumptions (i.e. guesses) rather than...
