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Eyes to See but Refuse to See
When Galileo introduced the telescope as a tool to peer into the galaxies, his contemporaries did not believe him. Scoffing, they refused to even look ...
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Consider the Birds of the Air
In October 2022 a bird with the code name B6 set a new world record. Over the course of 11 days, B6, a young Bar-tailed Godwit, flew from its hatching ...
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Those Whom God Evolves
Most people believe that evolution provides an adequate account of human origins. But for substantial numbers around the world, that doesn’t preclude ...
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Robots Can't Replace the Master's Touch
Many have wondered what place AI or robots will have in the future. They will make life easier, but could robots replace the world’s greatest artists? ...
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Astronomers Spot Brightest Object in Universe
Astronomers have found the brightest known object in the universe—a glowing core of a galaxy, called a quasar, located 12 billion light-years away. ...
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Pregnant Stingray Confounds Experts
“Life will not be contained, life breaks free, it expands to new territories, it crashes into barriers, painfully, maybe even dangerously,” ...
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Clever DNA Tricks
Every person starts as one fertilized egg, which by adulthood has turned into roughly 37 trillion cells. But those cells have a formidable challenge. ...
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Let There Be Dark
Not only are the images from the James Webb Space Telescope brilliant and beautiful, but they are also baffling. Approximately 40 pairs of a new classification ...
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City Restricts Access to Sea Lions
The San Diego City Council has unanimously voted to restrict public access to Point La Jolla and Boomer Beach, a popular sea lion rookery, in an effort ...
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A Reminder of Dependence and Creatureliness
Two Christian university professors had an unusual assignment for students over a long break. Stanley Hauerwas and William H. Willimon told their students ...
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