Author: hoascience
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A Review of the Science of Jurassic World: Dominion
A couple posts ago, I wrote a quick comment about Ian Malcom’s view of human dominion over the planet. In this post, I want to talk about the science of Jurassic World: Dominion, specifically the science that plays a central role in the plot of the movie. Be forewarned: I will be spoiling some of […]
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Mammoth Tibia Excavation
Hello everyone, I’ll start this off by introducing myself. I am 27 years old living “in the middle of nowhere” Pratt county, Kansas. I have been married almost 10 years to my wonderful husband Taylor! You will find him featured right there with me in most of my adventures. I love Jesus! I enjoy rocks, […]
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Kangaroos in India?
Did kangaroos live in the Middle East? Think carefully about that question. I think we all know that they do not live in the Middle East today, but what about in the past? The “correct” response, from a creationist perspective, is that kangaroos must have lived in the Middle East at one time. After all, […]
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Dominion and Subjection
I watched Jurassic World: Dominion recently. This movie is the conclusion of the six movie long Jurassic series which began with Jurassic Park. I will likely have more to say about the movie in a later post, addressing some science that is relevant to the plot of the movie itself. However, I want to make […]
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Trace Fossils, the Flood, and 2012
Do you remember the year 2012? The year that the world was supposed to end, according to the Mayan calendar? Clearly, we survived that crisis. However, the fear and panic from that (supposed) crisis has become part of our culture. Maybe the fear has been forgotten today, but it became the premise of the movie […]
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Duck-Rabbit Illusion and Science
I have created another video about science and have put it on Rumble. It can be found here: https://rumble.com/v18gnpr-duck-rabbit-head-and-paleontology.html. It is about how scientists interpret the same facts but come up with conflicting interpretations. Thoughts from Steven
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The Largest Dinosaur that Ever Existed?
Fair warning, this is a long post. However, it details an interesting story, so I hope that you stick along for the whole thing. There are plenty of illustrations to break up the text. Officially, Dreadnoughtus is the largest known dinosaur. Dreadnoughtus is a titanosaur. The official name of this group is Titanosauria, which is […]
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Different Reconstructions of Noah’s Family
My family and I visited the Ark Encounter and the Creation Museum recently. We went to a homeschool conference that was held at the Ark Encounter, but we were able to see the Museum, too. (By the way, the conference was terrific! We got to hear talks from Ken Ham, Michael Farris, Heidi St. John, […]
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The Oldest Trees and the Age of the Earth
I forgot about this argument. I watched the Ken Ham/Bill Nye debate when it happened back in 2014. I forgot about Bill Nye’s rebuttal to a young Earth by stating that there were trees older than 6,000 years. I ran across the argument recently, and I had to take a moment to look into it. […]
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