Today's Creation Moment

Deep below the ocean’s surface are hot water vents where the temperature reaches as high as 700 degrees. And yet, guess what scientists have found in such an inhospitable environment? That's why we will tell you on today’s program. Photo: Champagne vent white smokers – PD

On today’s program, we introduce you to some very bizarre ants that make their living by plundering the nests of other species and making slaves of their captives! Find out more about slave-making ants. Photo: Slaves and slave maker ant by Adrian A. Smith-CCA 2.5

If the sun’s energy is produced by nuclear forces, we would expect the sun to turn out a large number of neutrinos … but most of them are missing. How come? That’s the mystery our program will be unraveling today. Picture: Sun – Pixabay.com

On today’s program, learn about a golden calf discovered in the ancient city of Ashkelon. No, it’s not THE golden calf we read about in the Bible, but this discovery is an important one nevertheless. Photo: Golden Calf – Pixabay.com

On today’s program, we introduce you to computer-controlled robot bees that are actually able to communicate with living honeybees in a language they can understand! Photo: Bees – Pixabay.com

On today's program, we'll introduce you to the Red Panda. Though they are easy to take care of in zoos, they are quite hard to classify. That's because they are like pandas in some ways and bears in another. Ref: Encyclopaedia Britannica, , accessed 8/3/2020. Image: CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported.

Until the Fountain of Youth is found, aging is a reminder that we will all die someday. But why do we age? And can the aging process be reversed? Spend the next two minutes of your life to get the answers on today's program. Image: An elderly man, photograph by Ahmet Demirel, released to Public Domain.

Some people call them fireflies. Others call them lightning bugs. Whatever you call these beetles, they put on a light show made possible, not from evolution but from the Father of Lights. We'll shed light on bioluminescence during today's program. Image: Emmanuelm at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported. .

Have you ever heard of the Carrington Event? Most people haven't, so today's program will make you just a little smarter than everyone else in the room. Here's a hint. It has to do with a storm on the sun. Image: Similar solar event observed 1999, NASA, Public Domain image.

One of the main purposes of NASA's Perseverance mission to Mars is to collect oxygen to see if the Martian atmosphere can support human life. On today's program, find out what they're REALLY hoping to find. Image: Artist’s impression of Perseverance on Mars, NASA, Public Domain image.

Have you heard about NASA's mission to Mars called Perseverance? We'll tell you about it on today's program and describe one of the most exciting "firsts" in the history of NASA missions. Image: Artist’s impression of Perseverance on Mars, NASA, Public Domain image.

If star gazing is your hobby, you know that the larger and more expensive your telescope, the better. But we doubt you'll ever be able to afford the Very Large Telescope we'll tell you about on today's program. Image: ESO image, from VLT; CC BY-SA 4.0 International.

When we wear clothes made of different fabrics, are we sinning? After all, the mixing of fabrics was forbidden by God in two books of the Old Testament. That is the topic we'll be exploring on today's program. Image: Flax flowers, CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported.

Today's program is based on the fascinating premise of time travel found in a well-known short story by science-fiction writer Ray Bradbury. Image: Shutterstock images, licensed to and edited by the author.

Everyone today is well aware of what is known as fake news. The word "fake" can also be applied to science news, especially in the area of news about evolution. Find out more on how you are being misled on today's program. Image: Shutterstock, licensed to author.

Oh no, said the scientist. Human evolution has ceased! Not so, said other scientists. Humans continue to evolve. On today's program, our host will tells you why they disagree with one another … and why they're both wrong. Image: Shutterstock, licensed to author.

When scientists have questions they want to answer, they collect as much data as they feel is necessary. Unfortunately, they leave out the most important data of all – the data found in the Bible. Find out more on today's program. Image: Popular diagram of the Big Bang. NASA, Public Domain.

When scientists disagree with each other about how long ago the Big Bang took place, we prefer to keep from taking sides. After all, both sides are off to the tune of billions of years. Find out more on today's program. Image: Map of Cosmic Microwave Background radiation. NASA, Public Domain.

The members of a honey bee hive all have jobs to do. On today's program we'll take a look at the "soldier" bees who protect the hive from intruders.

How many different scents do you think your nose is able to smell? The answer is about 10,000. How does your nose tell the difference between a rose and a skunk? Until only recently, scientists really weren’t sure.

What scientists discovered about the mastodons’ diet could upset some theories about what drove them to extinction.

Could the giant flying fox be a primate? In the 18th century, scientists weren’t quite sure what to do with bats. Some wanted to classify them as primates.

On today's program we'll tell you about a discovery that proves the first five book of the Bible, written by Moses, is older than what liberal scholars claim.

On today's program we'll tell you about a fish that "fishes" for fish, using its own unique bait!

A revolutionary design in metal-cutting blades is changing the metal-working industry. Where did this idea come from? It was a design inspired by God's creation!

The engineering excellence found in nature and from which we have learned so much even in this day of interplanetary probes, is not witness to a mindless process of evolution, but to a wise and mindful Creator.

Yet the genetic code within each of your cells is an even more sophisticated information storage and transmission system. Not only does your genetic code store far more information in a microscopic space than our largest computers can, it has a built-in error correction system.

On today's program we'll tell you about a very scary fungus . . . but no need to worry. This fungus is only interested in insects!

So-called “simple” one-celled creatures are not simple at all

Have you ever watched ducks out on an icy lake paddling around in the near-freezing water. They will spend much of the day in that one spot with the temperature well below freezing, and yet the cold doesn’t seem to bother them.

The fact that many rabbits and hares have a tuft of longer hair in their upper chest is one mystery to evolutionists they can't seem to explain.

Humans can use their superior intellect to build the machines they need. But God simply made a gift to the animals of the specialized abilities they needed.

For generations, evolutionists said that the humans' use of tools was all that made them different from animals. It wasn't so long ago that evolutionists scoffed at creationists who showed them that there are animals who use tools – and, therefore, the evolutionists' definition was wrong.

We are told by evolutionists that the whale evolved from a cow-like creature that originally lived on land. Let's look at that claim on today's program.

Scientists are learning that even the lowly bacteria have mind and memory. New research is showing that mind, memory, brain, and personality did not evolve. These can be found in the lowliest of creatures, including the bacteria.

When we look at the things God created, we are filled with wonder, but when we look at this fallen world filled with sin and suffering, we are left with sadness. On today's program deals with the problem of sin.

When robots became popular in science-fiction stories and movies, they looked quite a bit like humans. But as you'll learn on today's program, real-life robots used today in industry look nothing like us.

You've probably heard of star-like objects called Quasars but you may not know how they were discovered, how they got their name and what makes them so unusual. That's what we'll be exploring on today's program.

Why are plants green? Photosynthesis, made possible through the green dye chlorophyll, is only part of the reason. On today's program, we'll tell you the rest of the story.

Who could have guessed that the crust of the moon has a higher concentration of metals than the crust of the Earth? Well, this recently discovered fact certainly is no surprise to creationists. Find out why on today's program.

Did you know that there's a moth larva in Australia and New Zealand with as many as nine hats on its head? On today's program you'll learn how that stack of hats got on top of this caterpillar’s head.

Climate-change alarmists have invented many ways to scare people into believing the world is headed for disaster. Now they are claiming that many kinds of fish could become extinct. On today's program we’ll pours cold water all over that claim.

Everyone knows that humans can learn and sing new songs. But did you know that some birds can learn new songs, too? On today's program, we'll introduce you to birds that tutor other birds to sing their song.

Move over, Mars. Scientists are now looking for liquid water under the surface of Pluto to see if there might be any signs of – you guessed it – life. On today's program we’ll takes you to Pluto to see what NASA has uncovered.

Will the next generation of Christians be able to meet the secular world head-on? Will they be able to stand firm against secular arguments while introducing others to Christ? That's the serious subject we will be looking at on our program today.

Instead of a dog or cat, have you ever considered having a rodent as a pet? On today's program, we take a closer look at guinea pigs, mice and rats, and see what they all have in common

Today's program picks up where we left off last time … on the subject of the origin of life. See why a famous experiment from the 1950s just leads scientists farther away from the fact that God created life.

Try as they might, evolutionists still can't answer how the first living cell came into being. Some scientists think that a famous experiment from the 1950s has the answer. But today, our program, we'll tells you why they're wrong.

Did you know that bamboo is a plant that reproduces by cloning itself? This is why bamboo has an important lesson for us about the age of the earth

Some orchids produce flowers that look so much like a particular kind of wasp, they actually fool male wasps into mating with them. Find out more about plants that fool insects on today’s program.