Atmosphere

Origin of Our Amazing Nitrogen

April 1, 2019

For several decades, astronomers have known that Earth’s atmosphere possesses a nitrogen abundance that is exquisitely fine-tuned for advanced life. Now, a team of...

Geology & Earth

by Hugh Ross Read

Moist Greenhouse Threshold Doomsday

March 11, 2019

Considerable political and scientific discussion today concerns the possible effects of global warming. Not much attention, however, has been given to potential future water...

Astronomy

by Hugh Ross Read

How Whales Increase Fish Stocks and Help Control Global Warming

February 25, 2019

One of the most popular blogs I wrote in 2010 discussed how the recovery of the sperm whale population from near extinction to 12,000...

Biology

by Hugh Ross Read

The End of Civilization As We Know It? Part 2

July 16, 2018

If an ice age is coming soon, how will our lives be affected? In my first blog post in this series, I described the...

Biology

by Hugh Ross Read

The End of Civilization As We Know It? Part 1

July 9, 2018

Not a week goes by that I don’t get at least three questions about global warming. Frequently, what underlies these questions is a concern,...

Biology

by Hugh Ross Read

No Snowballs Out There, but Thank God for Snowballs Here

September 17, 2017

Snowballs remind us of the presence of water on Earth—a feature that highlights our planet’s habitability. However, most of the so-called habitable planets in...

Astronomy

by Hugh Ross Read

No Reducing Atmosphere for Naturalistic Origin of Life

August 13, 2017

64 Years after Miller Experiment, Can the Formation of Building Blocks of Life Be Considered As Solved?

Astronomy

by Hugh Ross Read

Inhabitability of Planets Orbiting Red Dwarfs

July 30, 2017

Scripture declares that God knows the number of stars in the universe and that he has assigned a name to each star (Psalm 147:4)....

Astronomy

by Hugh Ross Read