Twinkle, twinkle little star, My, oh my, how large you are. How'd you get to be so big? When gas pressure and magnetic fields should have prevented you from forming?

Okay, so my poem doesn't … more

Quantum mechanics is the science of the small, typically describing phenomena that occur at the atomic level. Throughout the history of science, it has been interested in describing the nature of … more

2006 August Update

by Hugh Ross

© 2006 Reasons To Believe

For physical life to be possible in the universe, several characteristics must take on specific values, and these are listed … more

My recent venture into home construction convinced me of the importance of using the proper tools. While an electric breaker works great for busting up existing concrete, a tico nailer is the tool … more

When all possible confirming efforts say she or he is the right one, one can be confident that the right decision has been made.

The same principle applies in scientific research. Scientists strive … more

Growing up in the Midwest, I shoveled snow to earn spending money. The rate at which I cleared a sidewalk depended on two factors: how quickly I shoveled and how rapidly the snow fell. In fact, … more

Astronomers’ observations1 of the universe continue to support big bang cosmology–which the Bible has taught for centuries.2 The evidence shows, among other things, that the universe is … more

What was discovered over 75 years ago, has not been detected using electromagnetic radiation, dominates the mass budget of the universe, and is filled with concrete?

       Give … more