The Beginning of Science. The Science of Beginning.
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This presentation expounds on the field of biomimicry where engineers and scientists look to the world of biology to see if certain designs and engineering solutions already exist and may […]
What are some biological designs most successfully mimicked by mankind? What creature in nature inspired the now common LED’s? Why are bug eyes and shrimp eyes so important to us? […]
This presentation expounds on the field of biomimicry where engineers and scientists look to the world of biology to see if certain designs and engineering solutions already exist and may […]
This presentation expounds on the field of biomimicry, where engineers and scientists look to the world of biology to see if certain designs and engineering solutions already exist and may […]
Synopsis: This presentation examines and powerfully refutes the so-called “evidence” that man evolved from an ape-like ancestor. Discover how every one of mankind's alleged ancestors has been proven to be […]
What really were Behemoth and Leviathan? What does the book of Job teach us about creation? How does Job apply in today’s view of origin science? How can we reconcile […]
Was heaven, earth and man really created in six literal days? Is there a gap of in the Genesis account which can accommodate millions of years of evolution? See why […]
Was heaven, earth and man really created in six literal days? Is there a gap of in the Genesis account which can accommodate millions of years of evolution? See why […]
This presentation looks at evidences of ancient man's intelligence and abilities as revealed by historical documentation and recovered artifacts, in the context of a global population dispersion as recorded in […]
What’s the difference between turtles and tortoises? Did sea turtles and tortoises diverge from a common ancestor or were they created for their environments? How do these amazing “dinosaur relics” […]
