Design features

A recent dental research breakthrough could open the way to a clinical method of repairing tooth enamel without fillings.

The history of flying machines argues against the evolution of flight.

Super-engineering in nature is a major conundrum for evolutionary theory.

The bacterium E. Coli has optimal design electric motors complete with gears and bearings

A key design feature of modern golf balls (dimples) has been found on sharks (bristled scales, cavities), too, reducing turbulent wake and drag during fast swimming.

Dr Hans Degens talks about God’s design in muscle physiology and the mechanisms of ageing.

Evolution struggles to explain how circadian rhythms arose multiple times in different organisms.

Wind tunnel videos have revealed some unexpected aerodynamic characteristics of locust wings, which design engineers of small robotic aircraft want to copy.

The taste system of the human body is remarkably well-designed by God, and not the result of evolution.

The enduring design of John Smeaton’s Eddystone lighthouse reflects God’s enduring design in the English oak.

Peppered moth caterpillars can detect twig colour through its skin, changing its skin colour to match.

Teeth, claws, and eye arrangements, in animals as diverse as cats and T. rex pose questions about originally created perfect designs.

Plants with specialized root structures for feeding on quartzite support rapid plant growth after Noahs Flood.

Language processing is pre-wired in the brain, a Catch-22 for evolutionists.

The transparent Glasswing Butterfly, lacking the scales of colourful butterflies on its wing membranes, is evidence of devolution, not evolution.

Review of Darwin Devolves by Michael Behe covers why the latest ideas created to save Darwinism have all failed