Jeff Zweerink

Design in Water’s Ability to Lubricate Faults

January 8, 2007

Earthquake studies in Germany highlight more evidence consistent with the idea of a supernatural Creator fashioning a habitable planet for humanity. A just-right amount...

Geology & Earth

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Dark Matter Verdict Buttresses Creation Model

January 1, 2007

Imagine yourself in a courtroom with RTB astrophysicist Jeff Zweerink playing the role of attorney.

Astronomy

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Big Collision, Beautiful Moon

November 1, 2006

A demolition expert surveys the building designated for destruction. With one swing of the wrecking ball, he must bring down the building without scattering...

Geology & Earth

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Habitable Planets Rarer than Originally Thought

October 1, 2006

Tradesmen get a lot of business from people who start projects that appear simple. ("How hard can it be to install a new shower?")...

Astronomy

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Mars Looking Drier All the Time

January 2, 2006

"Follow the water," astrobiologists say, and the search for extraterrestrial life will inevitably prove fruitful.

Astronomy

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Yet Another Function for Water

November 20, 2005

Earthquakes can be disastrous, but without certain design features they could be much worse. Research by two geophysicists explains water’s critical role in facilitating...

Geology & Earth

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Continuous Cosmic Expansion

October 1, 2005

Some promote an infinitely (or near infinitely) old universe to avoid a creation event in the relatively recent (roughly 14-billion-year) past. So, they argue...

Bible

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