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Jupiter's Young Moons - Apr 28, 2023
/article/jupiters-young-moonsJake Hebert, Ph.D. - In 1610, Galileo Galilei aimed his telescope at Jupiter and discovered the four largest of the planet’s 95 known moons. He recognized them as satellites, and they became known as the Galilean moons. In order of increasing distance from...
Reminder: Saturn’s Rings Are Ephemeral–and Young - Apr 27, 2023
/article/reminder-saturns-ringsJake Hebert, Ph.D. - Scientists recently demonstrated that infalling particles from Saturn’s rings are the most likely source of a previously unaccounted-for excess of ultraviolet radiation emitted from the planet’s atmosphere. This discovery utilized...
Future Hope: Evolution or Resurrection? - Feb 28, 2023
/article/future-hopeJake Hebert, Ph.D. - Scientific evidence for evolution is utterly lacking. Were evolution true, innumerable transitional fossil forms between basic kinds of creatures would clearly document the evolution of life from single-cell organisms to humans. Yet even among...
Cliff Collapse Collapses ‘Deep Time’ - Feb 16, 2023
/article/cliff-collapse-collapsesJake Hebert, Ph.D. - Recently, video footage captured the spectacular collapse of an estimated 11,000 tons (22 million pounds) of rock, as a section of England’s Broadchurch cliffs catastrophically collapsed. The video footage may be seen in the link in the...
Webb Telescope Continues to Challenge Big Bang - Jan 26, 2023
/article/webb-telescope-continuesJake Hebert, Ph.D. - Data obtained by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) continue to challenge expectations of Big Bang proponents.1,2 The JWST is designed to “see” in the infrared portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, just outside the range of...
Martian Lander Discovers ‘Surprising’ Martian Volcanism - Jan 2, 2023
/article/martian-lander-discoversJake Hebert, Ph.D. - The InSight robotic lander found evidence in the interior of Mars for the existence of an active giant mantle plume, a large blob of molten rock that is rising, not unlike a wax blob in a 1970s-era lava lamp.1,2 The presence of an active mantle...
James Webb Telescope vs. the Big Bang - Oct 31, 2022
/article/JW-Telescope-vs-Big-BangJake Hebert, Ph.D. - The new James Webb Space Telescope is thrilling astronomers with spectacular images of distant galaxies, but preliminary data contradict Big Bang expectations. In order to understand these results, some background information is needed. In this...
James Webb Telescope Data: Challenges for the Big Bang? - Sep 5, 2022
/article/james-webb-new-imagesJake Hebert, Ph.D. - Astronomers are thrilled by the extraordinary images provided by the new James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)—but some of the data already contradict Big Bang expectations.1 The JWST is designed to “see” in the infrared portion of...
ICR Ice Sheet Research: Status Update - Aug 31, 2022
/article/icr-sheet-research-updateJake Hebert, Ph.D. - With ICR’s new focus on biology, my current ice sheet research is wrapping up. So, now is a good time to summarize the results so far. Creation scientists argue that there was only one Ice Age and that it was triggered by the Genesis...
Fossil Footprints Fit Flood Ice-Age Model - Aug 8, 2022
/article/fossil-ftprint-floodJake Hebert, Ph.D. - Anthropologists Thomas Urban (Cornell University) and Daron Duke (Far Western Anthropological Research Group) recently found preserved human footprints on an Air Force testing range located on the salt flats of Utah.1 These footprints are called...