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Creation Moments

In the beginning... God Created. Join us as we proclaim evidence for the truth of the Bible through the wonders of God"s creation! Each program features scientific facts proving that the natural world was deliberately designed and is not a product of evolutionary chance. For more creation resources, visit our website at creationmoments.com To support our ministry, visit https://store.creationmoments.com/donate/general-fund

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The Strange Case of the Singing Fish

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/08/15

During the mid-1980s, the residents at the north end of San Francisco Bay began complaining about a strange droning noise coming from the Bay. During the months of July and August, the odd noise started after sunset and continued until sunrise. People living on houseboats found that the noise disrupted their sleep. Ref: John E. McC. 1986. "In Sum, it was Some Hum." Discover, June, pp. 67-71. Photo: Oyster Toadfish NOAA (PD) © 2024 Creation Moments. All rights reserved.

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02:01

Do We Always See Clearly?

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/08/14

There is a blind spot where the optic nerve enters the retina of your eye. Yet, we don't see a hole in our field of vision. Scientists always thought that this was because our brain simply ignores the ever-present blind spot. Research has shown that an even more complex system erases that blind spot. Ref: B. Bower. "Vision System Puts Eyesight in Blind Spots." Science News, Vol. 139, p. 262. Photo: Blood vessels of a normal retina. The blind spot would be at the extreme left. © 2024 Creation

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Bigger than Tyrannosaurus!

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/08/13

All of us learned in school that the fierce Tyrannosaurus Rex was the largest of the meat eaters. He was large enough to reach into a second story window with his five-foot-long head and grab a person with his six-inch-long teeth. Longer than a railroad boxcar, he probably weighed about ten tons! Ref: Richard Monasters Key. 1991. "A Tyrannosaurus' Troubled Past." Science News, November 9, p. 303. Illustration by Nobu Tamura and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0

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02:01

The Jerusalem Department of Public Works

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/08/12

When human beings think that they have found mistakes in the Bible, they are eventually judged by their own words. Beneath old Jerusalem lies a complex, ancient water supply system. However, archaeologists have long considered it to be poorly designed. Worse, they said that the biblical account of David's capture of Jerusalem was in error since it mentioned water tunnels that didn't exist in his time. Now these archaeological and biblical critics have been proven wrong on both counts. Ref: B

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Do You Have "Extra" Parts?

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/08/09

I remember reading in grade school that the human appendix is a useless organ. My textbook said that scientists thought that the appendix was once used to help digest the tree bark that our supposed ape-like ancestors ate. Does the human body have "extra" parts? Do we have organs that we no longer use because we have evolved away from needing them? Ref: Jerry Bergman, Ph.D. Vestigial Organs – A Brief Summary of the Latest Research, pp. 111-115. Photo: Even today, evolutionists persist in asserting

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02:02

Hot Sharks

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/08/08

We've all been taught that fish are cold-blooded. In many people's thinking, perhaps the most cold-blooded of all is the shark. However, scientists have discovered that four types of sharks can raise their internal body temperatures. Why and how they do this offers a powerful witness to the love and provision of the Creator. Note; "The Fire in the Belly of the Beast." Discover, Feb. 1988, p. 8. Photo: Captures tiger shark. (PD). © 2024 Creation Moments. All rights reserved.

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02:01

An Ancient Concrete Floor

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/08/07

A large, sophisticated concrete floor has recently been discovered in China. The floor dates to a period that, not long ago, evolutionists called the "Stone Age." Notes: L. Smart. 1986. "Scientists find ancient concrete." The Herald (New Britain, CT), January 25, p. 11. Photo: Boston City Hall, completed in 1968, was constructed largely of concrete. (PD). © 2024 Creation Moments. All rights reserved.

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02:01

Synchronized Fireflies

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/08/06

Fireflies in southeast Asia regularly put on a show like that seldom seen from fireflies in the rest of the world. These fireflies have an ability found only among humans. Notes: Ivars Peterson. 1991. "Step in time." Science News, Vol. 140. August 31, pp. 136-137. Photo: Photinus pyralis, common eastern USA firefly by PhotoFramer CC BY SA 2.0. © 2024 Creation Moments. All rights reserved.

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02:01

Selfishness Loses Out

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/08/05

There is no room in the harsh realities of evolution for selflessness. For example, evolution says if I help you, I do so because I'm going to get something for myself. Likewise, what appears to be friendly behavior among animals is said to be only an evolutionary adaptation designed to preserve an animal's genetic code. But research is leading some to question this harsh materialism. Ref: "Ants Can Learn to Favor Friends Over Family." Discover, May 1986. P. 10-13. Painting: Belisarius asking

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Will Mammoths Walk the Earth Again?

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/08/02

Mammoths and mastodons were distant relatives to the elephant. There is a great deal of debate over when they became extinct and why. Ref: "What Is a Fossil?" The Rich, Rich Desert. Student Handout. Photo: Skeleton of Columbian mammoth, Mammuthus columbi, in the George C. Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angeles, California. Taken by WolfmanSF and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license. © 2024 Creation Moments. All rights reserved.

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The Woodpecker's Pantry

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/08/01

Many kinds of birds collect and store food for later use. However, scientists recently reported that the female red-cockaded woodpecker collects, stores and appropriately uses a dietary mineral supplement as well. Ref: "Red-cockaded Woodpeckers Stash Bone." Science News, August 31, 1991. P. 143. Painting: Female red-cockaded woodpecker on right. (PD) © 2024 Creation Moments. All rights reserved.

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02:02

What the Unborn Tells Mother

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/07/31

When talking about a baby's expected time of birth, we have all heard someone say, "The baby will come when it's ready." While that might not sound very scientific, new research shows that the statement is probably scientifically accurate. The infant, not the mother, seems to control the start of the birth process for mother and infant. Ref: Fackelmann, K. "A Fetus Tells Mother: It's Time for Labor." Science News, Vol. 140. P. 182. Diagram: Mother-preborn circulatory system. (PD) © 2024

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02:01

Joshua's Altar

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/07/30

In Deuteronomy 27:2-8, we read of how Moses instructed Joshua to build an altar on Mt. Ebal after the Israelites had entered the Promised Land. There, the people were to sacrifice and give thanks to the Lord. Ref: Machlin, Milt. "Joshua and the Archaeologist." Reader's Digest, Sept. p. 135-138. Image: Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal map. (PD) © 2024 Creation Moments. All rights reserved.

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02:02

Bug Baits Bug

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/07/29

All of us are familiar with using bait to lure prey. Both live and artificial bait are used to catch fish. Stores lure shoppers with sale prices. The use of both bait and camouflage is an even more sophisticated activity. The duck hunter not only hides in a blind, disguised to look like the natural surroundings, but he sets decoys around him to make it look as if the area is safe for ducks. Ref: "Bugs that Use Bait." Science 83. P. 6. Photo: Taken by Fernando Otálora Luna, licensed under the

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Do Spiders Feel Pain?

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/07/26

If you are like most people, you may not care whether spiders feel pain. However, because of the way spiders are designed, their ability to feel pain has implications for many other creatures. Ref: "The Sensitive Spider." Science 83. P. 6. Photo: Ambush bug, taken by Iron Chris, licensed under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2. © 2024 Creation Moments. All rights reserved.

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A Glowing Ballet

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/07/25

Many creatures have complex and beautiful mating rituals. However, few are more wondrous or dramatic than the firefleas' ritual. Ref: "Romantic Lighting." Discover, Feb. 1988. P. 16. See also http://books.google.com/books?id=DNrTfH5PcWoC&pg=PA49. Illustration: Cypridina mediterranea. (PD) © 2024 Creation Moments. All rights reserved.

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02:02

Your Portable First Aid Kit

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/07/24

Ouch! You've just gotten a paper cut on your finger. What's the first thing you do? If you're like most people, you'll probably put your finger in your mouth. If you think about it, you probably have no idea why you put your finger into your mouth. Actually, when a dog licks its wounds or you put your paper cut ravaged finger in your mouth, you are beginning medical treatment. Ref: "An Aid to Healing that Simply Can't Be Licked." Discover, April, 1986. P. 10. Diagram: Protein structure of

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Toxic Butterflies Fool Evolutionists

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/07/23

The monarch caterpillar feeds on milkweed. Milkweed manufactures a powerful toxin that can, in most cases, stop the heart of any creature who eats enough of it. However, the monarch caterpillar itself is unharmed by this poison. In fact, the caterpillar stores the poison in its body, and this poison remains even after the caterpillar has turned into a butterfly. Ref: Walker, Tim. "Butterflies and Bad Taste." Science News, Vol. 139. P. 348. Photo: Viceroy butterfly. Licensed under the

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02:02

Pure Pain

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/07/22

Despite modern medical advancements, pain management remains a difficult problem today. Man has used various forms of aspirin to manage pain for thousands of years. While more potent drugs can be used today, our primary approach to pain has changed little over the millennia. Recent advancements now promise to show us how to deal directly with many forms of pain. Ref: McKean, Kevin. "Pain." Discover, October, 1986. P. 82-92.

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Extinct Tree Is Thriving

Today"s Creation Moment ·

2024/07/19

According to the claims of evolutionists, the dawn redwood trees lived from the time of the dinosaurs until about two million years ago. Then they became extinct. At the very same time this was the official scientific teaching, Chinese rice farmers were planting the tree because it was a good indicator of fertile rice fields. Ref: Wolf, Thomas H. "The Object at Hand." Smithsonian, Sept. 1990. P. 26-28. Photo: Dawn redwood on the campus of San Jose State University, taken by John Pozniak and

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