Does amino acid racemization make for a reliable dating technique?
June can be a discouraging month. But it can also be more than that—it can be a month that tests our commitment to the truth of God’s Word. Read More
Researchers found a fossilized brittle star “frozen in time” during the brief period between splitting and full regrowth of its missing body half. Read More
The killing of Christians because of their refusal to deny Christ has been recorded countless times since the martyrdom of Stephen in Acts 7. Read More
Some say the rock layers in Grand Canyon were laid down over millions of years, and the Colorado River slowly eroded through those layers, producing a canyon. Read More
Important takeaways from our time in Australia. Read More
We have had decades to verify the many claims that dinosaurs are still alive today, but to date none of those have panned out.
A recent study of dinosaur sizes claims to break Bergmann’s rule.1 Bergmann’s rule was named after biologist Carl Bergmann, who in 1847 noticed that warm-blooded animals tended to be larger in cold climates compared to the same animal in a warm climate. Larger body mass tends to help an animal retain more heat, helping animals survive in the cold.
“The fossil record provides a window into completely d... More...
Our excellent guidebooks with options for all age levels (children, teens, and adults) are available for the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum. Read More
Misrepresenting creationism on the Church Fathers and Genesis.
Answers in Genesis has a program called “Partner Hotels” where vetted hotels can be on a list on the Ark and Creation Museum websites. Read More
A new resource helps Christians develop a biblical view of climate change. Read More
Creationists and evolutionists both study the same universe and come to very different interpretations! Why? Read More
The fossil record contains a plethora of shark teeth, but fossilized shark skeletons are exceptionally rare. When they are found, though, they are always 100% sharks.1,2
Because shark skeletons are made of cartilage, the fact that they’re sometimes found intact indicates a sudden and catastrophic burial such as intense flooding. Indeed, the late evolutionist Barbara Stahl stated about the burial of shark fossils ... More...
It was a bittersweet day as, during a recent staff meeting, we honored Dr. Andrew Snelling, who is soon returning to Australia, for his many years at AiG. Read More
Are our cities, roadways, waterways, and more driving “a new kind of evolution” across animal species? Read More
Dinosaurs are divided into three main groups. Now this is because certain dinosaurs appear only in certain rock layers. How should we interpret this fact? Read More
A sneak preview of the editorial from the soon-to-be-released Creation magazine. Subscribers will be delighted with the magazine’s powerful content and brilliant graphics.
Does a self-medicating orangutan tell us anything about our supposed evolutionary past? Read More
The case of UCYN-A is an interesting one but does not represent what pop-sci articles claim. Read More
Answering the question about the status of human embryos between fertilization and implantation in the womb.
Mount St. Helens is an important “laboratory” for the global flood of Noah’s day and the geologic events that took place during that massive catastrophe. Read More
Tiktaalik is a fish fossil that supposedly had the beginnings of “legs.” Is this creature the missing link? Read More
Evolutionists have long upheld Archaeopteryx as a missing link between birds and dinosaurs. But what’s the evidence for that? Read More
What value do we place on human life—in the womb, and later in life—and what role does our worldview play?
Counterfeit science is worthless information. The details do not support the conclusions being drawn from the evidence.
Meet the new members of the Ark Encounter’s Ararat Ridge Zoo—two marabou storks named Nzuri and Mrembo! Read More
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