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The Privileged Planet

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Photo: Total eclipse, photographed from Neem Ka Thana, Indian, 1995.

Solar Eclipses Still Inspire Science

The privileged position of our space platform allows for habitability, scientific discovery, and total solar eclipses. Read More ›
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Photo: Earth as seen from Apollo 10, May 18, 1969, via NASA.

Sean McDowell’s “Five Game-Changing Books” Include This ID Classic

McDowell is a Christian apologist, but his latest suggestions for summer reading aren't all, or even mostly, apologetics. Read More ›
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Spacecraft in front of the planet Saturn. Space exploration.
Image Credit: Sergey Fedoskin - Adobe Stock

NASA on Trial: David Coppedge Fell Victim to Anti-ID Zeal at America’s Space Agency

A Team Lead on the Cassini mission to Saturn, Coppedge shared videos on intelligent design with colleagues. Workplace hysteria ensued. Read More ›

A View of the World Fueled by “Nothing Special”

It's a depressed teenager's nihilism -- but proved by science! -- versus an exalted picture of the cosmos. Read More ›
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Photo: 2009 total eclipse from Panchagarh District, Bangladesh, by Muntasir Mamun Imran (Own work) [CC BY 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons.

Solar Eclipse: By Design or “Happy Celestial Circumstance”?

Speaking of fire and intelligent design, our colleague Sarah Chaffee had an excellent post the other day. Read More ›

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