Author Archives: Will Myers

  Gazing upon the night sky during this holiday season may bring a glimpse of a comet that could put on an impressive display. Through Thanksgiving week, comet ISON (known as C/2012 S1 in more formal lingo) will head toward … Continue reading →

POSITIVE versus NEGATIVE STRESS – written by Dr Caroline Leaf We have been told stress is always detrimental to our bodies. Not so! There is such a thing as positive stress! Let me explain. Stress is the bodies reaction influences … Continue reading →

March 12, 2015 By Dr. Fazale Rana Anyone working on a home improvement project knows how important it is to have “the right tool for the right job.” This maxim also applies to science. Scientists need the right scientific tools … Continue reading →

In talking with a nontheist, have you ever felt like they expected you to know everything about even the most far-fetched theories—and if you didn’t, the evidence you did present was worthless? It’s a growing problem in apologetics. Frankly, the … Continue reading →

BY FAZALE RANA – DECEMBER 5, 2018 It is one of the most iconic Christmas songs of all time. Written by Bob Wells and Mel Torme in the summer of 1945, “The Christmas Song” (subtitled “Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire”) was … Continue reading →

September 5th, 2017 By Kenneth R. Samples Of all the major religions of the world, only the biblical religions of Judaism and Christianity affirm that human beings are made in the image of God. Even the other Middle Eastern monotheistic … Continue reading →

BY GUEST WRITER – APRIL 26, 2019 Kenny Rhodes We’ve all had journeys of various kinds. Sometimes the conceptual ones are the toughest. They’re fraught with uncertainty, fear, even peril—but the rewards of a satisfying destination make the upheaval more than … Continue reading →

BY HUGH ROSS – OCTOBER 7, 2019 Physicians possess various tools for determining the health status of your heart. In addition to stethoscopes, physicians possess advanced instruments like electrocardiograms, echocardiograms, and angiograms to determine the health of human hearts. Likewise, astronomers … Continue reading →

  By Fazale Rana – July 24, 2019 When I was a little kid, my father was chair of the physics department at West Virginia Institute of Technology (WVIT). We lived in faculty housing on the outskirts of the WVIT … Continue reading →

BY FAZALE RANA – JANUARY 8, 2020 MORE SHARE What would you say is the most readily recognizable scientific icon? Is it DNA, a telescope, or maybe a test tube? Figure 1: Scientific Icons. Image credit: Shutterstock Marketing experts recognize the power of … Continue reading →