Design

Saving Lives and Exploring Frontiers with Bioinspired Tiny Flying Robots

January 30, 2023

One of my hobbies is nature photography. I love posting some of my mountain-top photos on my Facebook page. On a recent mountain hiking adventure...

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by Hugh Ross Read

Are Humans Designed for Radical Diet Shifts?

January 16, 2023

Early human migration around the globe required that they adapt to available food sources. Such adaptability entails that the human digestive tract can tolerate...

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by Hugh Ross Read

A “Thumbs Up” for Intelligent Design

December 8, 2022

As an easterner I grew up hearing a fascinating—though jarring—story of Indian mythology about Ekalavya, an ace archer who’s cited as a noble example...

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by Charles Joseph Read

Humans Are Designed to Stay in Touch

November 24, 2022

“Are we doing this again?” My patient asked as we stood awkwardly in an exam room with our right hands hanging in midair. Those...

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by Jeffrey Rose Read

Dogs, Too, Shed Tears of Joy

October 3, 2022

Scientists have long believed that humans are the only animals that shed tears of emotions. Humans shed tears when they are sad or grieved....

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by Hugh Ross Read

How Single-Celled Ocean Dwellers Help Stabilize the Climate

August 22, 2022

Climate change debate has generated growing interest in carbon sequestration (carbon dioxide removal from the atmosphere). Consequently, many communities and nations are sponsoring reforestation....

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by Hugh Ross Read

Benefits of Viruses

August 1, 2022

Viruses get a bad rap. Typically, we only think about all the harm they bring. The COVID-19 pandemic is one recent example. It brought...

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by Hugh Ross Read

Exploring Fine-Tuning at Every Cosmic Level

July 11, 2022

Designed to the Core is the sixth book I’ve written on cosmic fine-tuning. It’s the only one of the six, however, where I describe and...

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by Hugh Ross Read

Have Galactic Archaeologists Found Evidence for Design?

June 6, 2022

Understanding how our galaxy formed—including how it absorbed smaller galaxies through merger events—helps astronomers learn how our spiral galaxy differs from other known spiral...

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by Hugh Ross Read

Snakes Designed to Breathe while Squeezing

May 23, 2022

During a ministry trip to Honduras in 2017, I stayed at a small ranch in the hills above the capital, Tegucigalpa. I was looking...

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by Hugh Ross Read

Should We Expect Efficiency Inside the Cell?

May 13, 2022

One of my favorite planes is the SR-71 Blackbird—largely because of its extraordinary performance abilities. Even with a weight of around 100,000 pounds, the...

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by Fazale Rana Read

General Relativity and Cosmic Creation Pass 7 Tests

March 7, 2022

New sophisticated measurements of radio waves from two heavy stars have provided weighty evidence for understanding how the universe began. An international team of...

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by Hugh Ross Read