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By Ken Ham In a recent news release from the University of Colorado Boulder, researchers claimed to have found evidence suggesting the earth was once a “water world.” They were working in the Panorama district in Northwestern Australia’s outback and had been on the hunt for exposed “ancient” oceanic crust. An outcrop of supposedly 3.2-billion-year-old oceanic crust occurs in this area and was the focus of the research. In other words, they believed that this study showed the earth of 3.2 billion years ago was completely covered by water. Modern seawater has an isotope ratio of 18O to 16O, which [More]
Where does the evidence point to the post-Flood boundary being in this difficult area? …read more Source: creation.com     
Homo erectus and modern human origins …read more Source: creation.com     
Carnivorous dinosaurs pre-Flood: Wouldn’t lots of apex predators be problematic for the biblical creation perspective? …read more Source: creation.com     
Evolutionary biologists promote strange-looking Chinese fossils that resemble the in-between creatures the researchers have long sought. One strand of dinosaurs looks like birds, some birds look a bit like certain dinosaurs, and some birds that certainly could not fly like today’s birds. These can all seem like the shells in a shell game. The illusionist gets to control what we see. The latest feathered dinosaur fossil shows anatomy t… More… …read more Source: icr.org     
What are the six types of data and how do they support rapid plate movement during the Flood? …read more Source: creation.com     
Were they carved by the glaciers or was it something else? …read more Source: creation.com     
By Ken Ham Evolutionists often refer to birds as dinosaurs—and, yes, they’re serious; they really believe birds are dinosaurs. I’ve read statements from evolutionists saying that dinosaurs are not extinct: that they are feeding at our backyard bird feeders! The famous nature documentary narrator and naturalist Sir David Attenborough even referred to the roadrunner as a dinosaur in a recent program on North American wonders of nature. In calling birds dinosaurs, evolutionists often focus on feathers and so-called “feathered dinosaurs,” but it takes a lot more than feathers to turn a dinosaur into a bird! In calling birds dinosaurs, evolutionists [More]
By Ken Ham Sauropods—the “long-necked” dinosaurs—are among the largest and most famous of the dinosaur kinds. Naturally, scientists have assumed the massive creatures needed all four legs to support their enormous weight. Now a new study on three sets of front-leg-only sauropod tracks uncovered in Texas is challenging that assumption. But is there another way of looking at these trackways? The tracks appear to have been made by only the front two feet of sauropods three times in parallel. In this new study, the researchers conclude that, at certain times, the sauropods could move on their front feet, instead of [More]
The Ancient Romans understood the correlation between natural sedimentary rock and man-made concrete …read more Source: creation.com     
Why do volcanic tephra layers decrease in frequency down ice cores? …read more Source: creation.com     
How it is explained by the geological processes of Noah’s Flood. …read more Source: creation.com     
Pellets (or nodules) composed of various metals, such as manganese and iron, often litter the ocean floor. These nodules form when chemicals dissolved in seawater precipitate onto a small object lying on the ocean floor. Because these nodules are a potentially valuable natural resource, scientists are interested in discerning the factors that affect nodule growth rates. To that end, scientists have used computers and a method calle… More… …read more Source: icr.org     
A new analysis of a small pair of T. rex-like fossils, called Nanotyrannus, shows they were actually teenage T. rexes. Holly Woodward, from Oklahoma State University, and her colleagues reporting in Science Advances, counted the growth rings in the leg bones of the two Nanotyrannus specimens. Their results showed the specimens were not a new species. Rather, they were just 13 and 15-year… More… …read more Source: icr.org     
By Troy Lacey Uranium-lead radioisotope dating is now the preferred absolute dating method among geochronologists. But there are several problems with this particular radiometric dating method. …read more Source: AIG Daily     
Can uniformitarianism be saved from the drastic incompleteness of the rock record under long-age assumptions? …read more Source: creation.com     
By Ken Ham More and more scientists and researchers are shocked by the discovery of fossilized soft tissue (or, even more incredibly, unfossilized soft tissue!) in creatures thought to have died millions of years ago. These findings don’t fit the narrative most of us learned in school: a creature is slowly buried by sediments, gradually becoming fossilized. Instead, such fossils point to rapid, catastrophic burial. And a new find points, yet again, to catastrophic burial. Fossilization is a catastrophic process, as something has to be buried quickly. Researchers uncovered the fossils of tiny bug-like creatures that are buried in so-called [More]
By Dr. Andrew A. Snelling How could neat uniform sedimentary rock layers be deposited during the Flood cataclysm with all the fast-moving waters? …read more Source: AIG Daily     
A new review paper published in the journal Expert Review of Proteomics summarizes 85 reports of organic remains in fossils.1 Some of the reports describe whole tissues like blood vessels, dried but intact skin, and connective tissues on or inside fossils like dinosaur bones. Other reports describe whole cells like red blood cells and bone cells. Other reports in the review paper describe biochemicals specific to animals… More… …read more Source: icr.org     
By Dr. David Menton Transitional forms in the fossil record are rarely, if ever, observed. This lack of evidence is very damaging to macroevolutionary theory. …read more Source: AIG Daily     
By Bodie Hodge Exploring the history of the water vapor canopy model, biblical interpretation surrounding the model, and how we should approach theories in biblical creation. …read more Source: AIG Daily     
Carved as Noah’s Floodwaters receded …read more Source: creation.com     
Do ancient fossil feathers found near the South Pole actually belong to dinosaurs? Or is this another National Geographic fantasy? …read more Source: creation.com     
By Ken Ham Some people don’t believe in a global flood. Since the geological revolution in the 1800s—driven by naturalistic, deistic, agnostic, and atheistic assumptions—some Christians have been attempting to fit the long ages into Scripture. Since the geological revolution of the 1800s—when deistic, agnostic, and atheistic scientists working from the assumptions of naturalism began to suggest long ages for the earth and its fossil record—some Christians have been attempting to fit the long ages into Scripture. That idea has many of its own problems (such as putting death before sin), but it necessarily entails another belief: Noah’s flood was [More]
How the Bible’s short timescale unlocks the long-standing mystery for secular scientists of what causes an ice age …read more Source: creation.com     
Evolutionary scientists continually search for evidence to support their claims of an evolutionary relationship between birds and dinosaurs. Their most recent attempt involves a new bird fossil named Fukuipteryx prima, found in Japan.1 Publishing in Communications Biology, Takuya Imai and his team, from Fukui Prefectural University, described the new bird species they extracted in 2013 from Lowe… More… …read more Source: icr.org     
By Ken Ham They’ve found a missing link! . . . at least that’s what the headlines (once again) will tell you! A recent study trumpeted the discovery of a supposedly 11.6-million-year-old ape from what is now Germany. Danuvius guggenmosi allegedly had “long arms suited to hanging in trees, [and] features of its legs and spine suggest it might also have been able to move around on its hind feet.” It’s now being hailed as the earliest evidence of bipedalism (habitual walking on two legs) and now upends the evolutionary timetable for bipedal evolution. So, did they find …read more [More]