The Moth’s Sonic Stealth: A Remarkable Design Hidden in Wing Dust
The powder on moth wings conceals thousands of microscopic scales that absorb bat echolocation sounds. Discover the remarkable acoustic engineering revealed by research in 2018, 2020, and 2022.
What I’m Watching at Durupinar Right Now
The current Durupinar project is producing new radar, soil, and drilling data. Here is what I think deserves the closest attention—and why careful testing matters more than headlines.
Where the Fossils Begin: The Great Unconformity and the Biblical Flood at Grand Canyon
At Grand Canyon, the Great Unconformity, Tapeats Sandstone, and Cambrian marine fossils mark a striking transition between the created pre-Flood world and the opening stages of the global Flood.
Walking Through the World of the Early Church: Archaeology and the Apostle Paul
Roman roads, inscriptions, theaters, civic offices, and early Christian writings help reconstruct the world in which the first churches spread from Jerusalem toward Rome.