Answering the skeptics - this is Genesis Week, Ep 9, season 2 with Wazooloo/aka Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2012-11-09}

In this episode, we answer the skeptics and atheists on the lunar impact model, the receding moon, and the fascinating lampsilis mussel.

Full transcript here:

Random References:
"Volatile content of lunar volcanic glasses and the presence of water in the Moon's interior." Saal, et al., Nature, July 10, 2008 DOI: 10.1038.nature07047

NPR interview with Hauri:

"Water (hydrogen) in the lunar mantle: Results from petrology and magma ocean modeling" L.T. Elkins-Tanton, T.L. Grove, Earth and Planetary Science Letters 307 (2011) 173-179

"High Pre-Eruptive Water Contents Preserved in Lunar Melt Inclusions" Erik H. Hauri, et al., Science, July 8, 2011 DOI: 10.1126/science.1204626

Tim Thompson's page on Lunar Recession:

Potholer's debunked vid on Lunar Recession & rhythmites:

Eric Hovind's response to Potholer:

Williams first interpreting rhythmites as caused by SOLAR activity:
Williams, G., The solar cycle in Precambrian time, Scientific American 255(2):88--96, 1986; p. 96,
Finney, S., Williams, G. and Sonett, C., Proxy solar cyclicity recorded in grain sizes of varved sediments, Abstracts of the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 19:331--332, 1988; p. 331

Mazumder paper refuting lunar recession interpretation from rhythmites:
Tidal rhythmites and their implications
Rajat Mazumder, Makoto Arima,
Earth-Science Reviews 69 (2005) 79--95

Jokulhlaup producing rhythmites in hours:

An ice-contact rhythmite (turbidite) succession deposited during the November 1996 catastrophic outburst flood (jökulhlaup), Skeiðarárjökull, Iceland
Andrew J. Russella, Óskar Knudsenb
Sedimentary Geology
Volume 127, Issues 1--2, August 1999, Pages 1--10

Natural fish lure:

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources on Lampsilis:

Flood of Evidence - This is Genesis Week, Episode 21, Season 2 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-01-31}

In this episode, more evidence to add to the interpretation of a past world wide flood, a viewer question on Noah's Ark, and International "Question Evolution Day."

Random references:
coming soon!

Our Young Solar System - This is Genesis Week, Ep 23, season 2 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-02-15}

In this episode, we tour through the Solar System with Nature mag, and note how too many features appear young. We dive into an extended play mailbag as well.

Full transcript here:
ttp://ianjuby.org/newsletter/?p=617

Random references:

Wayne Spencer's 2003 ICC paper on the moon Io:

Dr. Russell Humphrey's planetary magnetic field predictions made in 1984:

Spike Psarris's website and excellent DVD's "What you aren't being told about astronomy":

David Coppedge's excellent "Creation Evolution Headlines":

Maggie McKee's "Caught in the act":

Strong's Concordance on the Blue Letter Bible, definition of "Kind":

The Big Bang Never Happened

Northwest Creation Network^{📤 5 years ago 2013-07-13}

Seminar by Spike Psarris
Seattle Creation Conference, June 2013.
Woodin Valley Baptist Church, Bothell WA.

Description:
We're told that our Universe formed in a Big Bang event, about 14 billion years ago. Science programs, textbooks, and other media claim that there's lots of evidence for this. But is this true? In this presentation, we'll examine the Big Bang theory. We'll see that it not only lacks solid evidence, it also contradicts several important laws of science. Overall we'll see that the Big Bang is not a good scientific model. Instead, it has all the characteristics of a religious belief system for atheists -- one that is believed in spite of the evidence, because the alternative (Biblical Creation) implies accountability to a Creator.

About the Speaker:
Spike Psarris has a Bachelor's of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts, and has done graduate work in Physics. For a number of years, he was an engineer in the U.S. military space program. He went into the U.S. military space program as an atheist and committed evolutionist, and came out of it as a young-earth creationist and Christian. ( )

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The end is Nye! -This is Genesis Week, Episode 1, Season 2 with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 6 years ago 2012-09-08}

In this premiere episode on Miracle Channel, Bill Nye rails on creationists, the myth of "Junk DNA" is debunked by the ENCODE project, scientists build a virtual cell and of course, we dive into the mailbag.

Random references:
Big Think:

Big Valley Creation Science Museum:

My report on the Angus-Reid Poll:

Beth Bishop & Charles Anderson study on college juniors & seniors:
"Student Conceptions of Natural Selection and its Role in Evolution.", Journal of Research in Science Teaching, Vol 27, May 1990, pg 415-427

Nature report on the ENCODE project:

Washington Post article:

Karr, et al, building a virtual cell:
(12)00776-3

Dr. Gary Parker's article, mentioning Piltdown man:

A Fishy Story - this is Genesis Week with Ian Juby (Wazooloo), Season 1, Episode 8

wazooloo^{📤 6 years ago 2012-02-17}

In this episode: We use a collage of news items from the week to show just how convoluted the evolution story has become, and we deal with the alleged evolution of the fishapods. We also dive into the mailbag.

This is Episode 8 of season 1 of Genesis Week, with a new episode out every Thursday.

Random references:

References:
First life started on land?:
760 myo sponge:
The venerable horseshoe crab:
Sea creatures evolved 31 times:

Ticker tape:

An analysis of peer review:

Even the cell's dumpster is an intricate machine:

How the zebra got its just-so story:

problems with peer review:

Interesting website on Darwinian predictions:

Casey luskin on talk.organs FAQ - full of claims, but short on real evidence.

Noah's flood - this is Genesis Week, episode 17 season 2 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2012-12-24}

In this episode: Was Noah's flood a worldwide flood? or was it a local flood? Why does it matter? Is there evidence of a worldwide flood?

Random References:
Cheung, S. P., R. Strom, J. H. Whitmore and P. G. Garner. 2009. Occurrence of dolomite beds, clasts, ooids and unidentified microfossils in the Coconino Sandstone. Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, session 35-4; Whitmore, J. H. and R. Strom. 2009. Petrographic analysis of the Coconino Sandstone, northern and central Arizona. Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, session 35-24. Reprints available from the authors.

Barrick, W.D. and Sigler R., Hebrew and
geologic analyses of the chronology and
parallelism of the Flood: implications for
interpretation of the geologic record; in:
Ivey Jr, R.L. (Ed.), Proceedings of the Fifth
International conference on Creationism,
Technical Symposium Sessions, Creation
Science Fellowship, Pittsburgh, PA, pp.
397--408, 2003.

The Joggins Polystrate Fossils, chapter 13 from "Rock Solid Answers"

References for CrEvo Rant #17: What happened to the dinosaurs?

Chicxulub impact predates the K/T boundary mass extinction:
Gerta Keller, et al., PNAS, Vol 101(11)

And

Iridium in Volcanic Dust:
Iridium enrichment in volcanic dust from blue ice fields, Antarctica, and possible relevance to the K/T boundary event,
Christian Koeberl, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 92 (1989) 317-322

Iridium Enrichment in Airborne Particles from Kilauea Volcano: January 1983
WILLIAM H. ZOLLER, et al., Science 9 December 1983: Vol. 222 no. 4628 pp. 1118-1121 DOI: 10.1126/science.222.4628.1118

Hadrosaur survived K/T extinction by 700,000 years:
Direct U-Pb dating of Cretaceous and Paleocene dinosaur bones, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
J. E. Fassett, L. M. Heaman, A. Simonetti. Geology, 2011; 39 (2): 159 DOI: 10.1130/G31466.1

Iridium above the K/T boundary:
Iridium anomaly approximately synchronous with terminal eocene extinctions., Alvarez W, Asaro F, Michel HV, Alvarez LW., Science, Science. 1982 May 21;216(4548):886-8.

Iridium below the K/T boundary:
Terminal Ordovician extinction: Geochemical analysis of the Ordovician/Silurian boundary, Anticosti Island, Quebec, Orth, C. J.; Gilmore, J. S.; Quintana, L. R.; Sheehan, P. M., Geology (1986), 14(5), 433-6 CODEN: GLGYBA; ISSN: 0091-7613

Iridium abundances across the Ordovician-Silurian stratotype, Wilde, Pat; Berry, William B. N.; Quinby-Hunt, Mary S.; Orth, Charles J.; Quintana, Leonard R.; Gilmore, James S., Science (Washington, DC, United States) (1986), 233(4761), 339-41 CODEN: SCIEAS; ISSN: 0036-8075

Iridium anomaly in the Upper Devonian of the Canning Basin, Western Australia, Playford, Phillip E.; McLaren, Digby J.; Orth, Charles J.; Gilmore, James S.; Goodfellow, Wayne D., Science (Washington, DC, United States) (1984), 226(4673), 437-9 CODEN: SCIEAS; ISSN: 0036-8075

Iridium abundance patterns across bio-event horizons in the fossil record. Orth, C.J., Attrep Jr., M. and Quintana, L.R., In: Global Catastrophes in Earth History: An Interdisciplinary Conference on Impacts, Volcanism, and Mass Mortality, V.L. Sharpton and P.D. Ward (eds), Special Paper 247, Geological Society of America, Boulder, Colorado, pp. 45--59, 1990

Shocked quartz from volcanoes:
Officer, C., Victims of volcanoes, New Scientist 137(1861): 34--38, 1993.
Officer, C. and Page, J., The Great Dinosaur Extinction Controversy, Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., New York, 1996

Walk like an ape? This is Genesis Week, Episode 34, season 2, with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-05-03}

See my earlier newsletter on sediba:

The ever growing mountain of papers on sediba:

A Human Smile and Funny Walk for Australopithecus sediba
Ann Gibbons, Science, April 12, 2013 DOI: 10.1126/science.340.6129.132

Mitchell, et. al., respond to 2011 sediba reports:

Mitchell, et. al., respond to last week's sediba reports:

David Coppedge's analysis:

Complete Creation, part 21, with skul 1470:
youtube.com/watch?v=DXpRby8y6Go

Mystery of Noah's Flood Documentary:

Dr. John Morris "Paluxy River: The Tale of the Trails"

The RATE project, both books now available on line:

Dr. Robert Gentry's exhaustive Radiohalos research:

Debate's over! This is Genesis Week, episode 17, season 1, with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 6 years ago 2012-06-09}

In this episode: Richard Leakey thinks the debate is almost over, South Korea removes evolution from their textbooks, and a Gallup poll shows that Americans still believe creation over evolution. This is Genesis Week, episode 17 of season 1 with Ian Juby, aka Wazooloo.

Geological Column Busted, this is Genesis Week, episode 30 season 2 with Wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-04-04}

In this episode, Ian shows only some of the many reasons why the geological column is nothing more than a fictitious construct which does not exist in the real world.

Full transcript of this show is here:

Random References:
The Geological Society of America Geologic Time Scale
Walker et. al.

Big Valley Creation Science Museum:

Derek Ager, "The New Catastrophism"

Further reading on the age of the earth:

Humanizing apes: This is Genesis Week, episode 35, season 2 with Ian Juby/Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-05-10}

In this esipode: Dinosaur SKIN (are you sick of this yet???), and the global phenomenon of fossil human footprints. We interview

Dr. Aaron Judkins.

Complete transcript is here:

Random References:

Unfossilized dinosaur skin:

Pleistocene human footprints from the Willandra Lakes, southeastern Australia

Webb, et. al., Journal of Human Evolution, April 2006, pg 405-413
dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jhevol.2005.10.002

Human footprints in Central Mexico older than 40,000 years

Gonzalez, et. al., Quaternary Science News, February 2006, pg 201-222

Geochronology: Age of Mexican ash with alleged 'footprints'

Renne, et. al., Nature, 438, E7-E8,
December 2005
DOI: doi:10.1038/nature04425

Techniques for verifying human footprints: reappraisal of pre-Clovis footprints in Central Mexico

Huddart, et. al., Quaternary Science Reviews, September 2010, pg 2571-2578

Original Russian reports referenced in:
Human and dinosaur footprints in Turkmenistan?

Sergei Golovin, Creation, 18(4):52
September 1996

The Global Phenomenon of Human Fossil Footprints in Rock, Aaron Judkings

Dr. Aaron Judkins:

Bacteria Resist Evolution This is Genesis Week episode 19 season 4 with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 3 years ago 2015-05-01}

In this episode: Bacterial antibiotic resistance is again dethrowned

as one of the best pieces of evidence for evolution - and takes

evolution down with it! We respond to viewer questions about the

Green River Formation and the claims of a creepy YouTube atheist

about the Ashley Phosphate beds. This is the season finale of

Genesis Week, season 4!

Random References:

Glencoe Biology: Dynamics of Life

Berkeley's "Understanding Evolution"

University of Montana "Teach Evolution and Make it Relevant"

Evolution by Any Other Name: Antibiotic Resistance and Avoidance

of the E-Word
Antonovics et. al., PLoS Biology, 13 Feb 2007,
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pbio.0050030

o.0050030

Ancient Bacteria Revived, Ed Struzik, Sunday Herald, 16 Sept 1990,

A1

The microbiome of uncontacted Amerindians
Clemente et. al., Science Advances, 17 April 2015
Science Advances 17 Apr 2015: Vol. 1 no. 3 e1500183
DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.1500183

Hundreds of fish die in artificial pond on Nuns' Island
-

in-artificial-pond-on-nuns-island-1.3037530

Fish decay rates
Do “varves” contradict biblical history? In Rock solid answers:

Responses to popular objections to biblical geology
Mike Oard
eds. M. J. Oard and J. K. Reed. Green Forest, Arkansas: Master

Books, 2009

Noah's Sons this is Genesis Week, Episode 12, season 3 with Wazooloo, aka Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 4 years ago 2013-11-17}

In this episode, we deal with Noah, the flood, and his family.

Random References:

Official Trailer for "Noah"

Aronofsky's graphic novel trailer:

Brian Godawa's review of the script:

Cast your vote: You wanna see a preview of Mystery of Noah's Flood? or keep it a surprise?

Put your vote on our facebook page: facebook.com/NoahsFloodFilm

Or Tweet us @GenesisWeek

Or Email us Comments@genesisweek.com

After the Flood, Dr. Bill Cooper:

Noah's Ark hidden in the ancient Chinese characters

Kui Shin Voo, Rich Sheeley and Larry Hovee, Creation Technical Journal, 19(2)2005

Genesis According to the Miao People

by Edgar A. Truax, Acts and Facts

The Sixteen Grandsons of Noah

Calibrating the Mitochondrial Clock

Ann Gibbons, DNA Interactive:

Analysis of 6,515 exomes reveals the recent origin of most human protein-coding variants

Fu, et. al., Nature Letters, 493, 10 Jan 2013

doi:10.1038/nature11690

Genetics of Coat Color I: The Melanocortin 1 Receptor (MC1R)

Jean K. Lightner, Answers Research Journal 1(2008):109-116

Genetic variability and human history

C. W. Nelson, Creation Technical Journal, 18(3)2004

I'm hooked on a feeling - this is Genesis Week with Ian Juby (Wazooloo), Season 1, Episode 5

wazooloo^{📤 6 years ago 2012-01-26}

In this episode: Belief in evolution is nothing more than a gut feeling, the NCSE heats things up by taking on global warming in the schools, and we dive into the mailbag.

This is Episode 5 of season 1 of Genesis Week, with a new episode out every Thursday.

Random references:
Belief in evolution a "gut feeling":

Original Minsu Ha article:

NCSE and global warming:

One of many examples of methane beds in continental shelves:

Sunspot activity and global temperatures:
global warming site:

Complete Creation, 2nd Ed., Part 1 with Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 10 years ago 2008-04-13}

Second Edition of the Complete Creation video series, an exhaustive look at Creation and Evolution with Ian Juby.

In this video, Ian starts off with an introduction to Creation and Evolution, and why it matters. He then introduces the history of the old earth and evolutionary theory.

The Paluxy fossil human footprints - Genesis Week, special episode #33, season 2 Ian Juby Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-04-25}

In this special edition of Genesis Week, we examine the Paluxy fossil human footprints and interview Dr. Carl Baugh, founder of

Creation Evidence Museum in Glen Rose, Texas, whose life was radically changed when he discovered fossil human footprints among dinosaur tracks in the Paluxy.

Complete transcript available here:

Random References:
Creation Evidence Museum:

And David Lines' YouTube channel which hosts CEM's videos:

"In quest of the African Dinosaur," Dr. Louis Jacobs, page 261

Dr. Don Patton's exhaustive page on his research on the Paluxy tracks:

CT scans of the "Delk Track"

Viruses sick of evolution - this is Genesis Week with Ian Juby (Wazooloo), Season 1, Episode 6

wazooloo^{📤 6 years ago 2012-02-03}

In this episode: Viruses evolve rapidly while horseshoe crabs do not, telomeres actually prove creation, Indiana approves a bill to teach creation in the classroom, and we dive into the mailbag and deal with the Paluxy fossil human footprints.

This is Episode 6 of season 1 of Genesis Week, with a new episode out every Thursday.

Random references:
Virus evolution in the lab:
Science article:
Repeatability and Contingency in the Evolution of a Key Innovation in Phage Lambda
Justin R. Meyer1,2,*, Devin T. Dobias3, Joshua S. Weitz4, Jeffrey E. Barrick2,5, Ryan T. Quick6, Richard E. Lenski

MSU report:

Behe's response:

Horseshoe crab stasis proves evolution!

internal telomeres research project:

My article on telomeres:

Tomkin's synopsis:

Tomkins/Bergman Journal of creation article:

That shouldn't be there! This is Genesis Week, episode 5 season 4 with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 3 years ago 2014-10-20}

In this episode we discuss cosmological things that just shouldn't be there according to deep time and evolutionary theories, with Dr. John Hartnett

Newfound Super-Bright Neutron Star Baffles Scientists And Should Not Exist
Jessica Orwig, Business Insider & Yahoo Finance

Lieu, R., LCDM cosmology: how much suppression of credible evidence, and does the model really lead its competitors, using all evidence? 17 May 2007, arxiv.org/abs/0705.2462v1

Hubble has spotted an ancient galaxy that shouldn't exist
Robbie Gonzalez, io9 (not Space Magazine as incorrectly stated)

High velocity dispersion in a rare grand-design spiral galaxy at redshift z = 2.18
Law, et. al., Nature, 19 July 2012, doi:10.1038/nature11256

Our universe is impossible and we shouldn't exist, Higgs-boson scientist says

The Higgs Boson Should Have Crushed the Universe

Universe Shouldn't Be Here, According to Higgs Physics

The universe can't exist

It’s okay. Nothing really matters. We don’t actually exist, anyway. Or so the Higgs Boson particle suggests

Detection of B-Mode Polarization at Degree Angular Scales by BICEP2
P.A.R. et. al., BICEP2 Collaboration, Physical Review Letters, 19 June 2014

Inflation in the dark, John Gideon Hartnett

Starlight Time and the New Physics

Dismantling the Big Bang

A receding moon proves a young Earth - debunked (another Golden Crocoduck nominee)

potholer54^{📤 6 years ago 2012-08-17}

The Hovinds, Kent and Eric, try to show that the Earth can't be old because the moon is receding. Once again, a clear breach of the 9th Commandment that lands poor Eric with a Golden Crocoduck nomination. Both Hovind videos are listed in the Golden Crocoduck nominee 2012 playlist

SOURCES:

7:04 -- "Geological constraints on the Precambrian history of Earth's rotation and the Moon's orbit" -- George E. Williams, Reviews of Geophysics 2000, doi:10.1029/1999RG900016

7:27 -- Ibid.

The changes to lunar recession due to tidal configuration are discussed at:

Getting mooned! - this is Genesis Week with Ian Juby (Wazooloo), Season 1, Episode 14

wazooloo^{📤 6 years ago 2012-03-30}

In this episode: No Natural explanation for the moon, Supernova remnants show a young universe, and we dive into the mailbag!

This is Episode 14 of season 1 of Genesis Week, with a new episode out every Thursday.

Random references:

Moon mineral study, Nature article:
Nature news review:

New supernova:

Russ Humphreys on SNR's and age of universe:

Ticker tape:

Can Solar "Belch" Theory Solve Sun Paradox?

Adam's family tree: Between Adam and me, how many "greats" go before the word grandfather?

Why God created large, sharp teeth:

Tennessee Legislature Passes Landmark Academic Freedom on Evolution Bill:

Where does the age for the earth of around 6,000 years come from?

Dinosaurs in the Amazon? Special Report from Genesis Week with Wazooloo, season 1

wazooloo^{📤 6 years ago 2012-05-19}

In this episode: We interview Vance Nelson who just returned from an expedition to the Amazon rainforest with Harry Nibourg, investigating what appears to be an Indian pictograph of a sauropod!

The expedition report:
Vance's youtube channel:

Shoot for the moon! Genesis Week Episode 36, season 2, with wazooloo/Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2013-05-17}

In this episode, we examine the glorious history of the problems posed to evolutionary theories by the moon's very existence and its magnetic field. We also dive into evolutionism in the schools and an extended play mailbag dealing with more dinosaur skin.

Complete Transcript here:

Random References:

Persistence and origin of the lunar core dynamo, Suavet et. al,

Hydrogen Isotopes in Lunar Volcanic Glasses and Melt Inclusions Reveal a Carbonaceous Chondrite Heritage

Genesis Week Episode 7 with Spike Psarris:

Genesis Week Episode 14, season 1 "Getting Mooned"

How did water from Earth end up on the moon? Scientist's analysis of lunar rocks find moisture is identical to our own

Genesis Week, Episode 9, season 2, "Answering the Skeptics"

Rhythmites re-anylized by Mazumder and Arima

CrEvo Rant #100: Dating Methods:

Dr. Robert Gentry's exhaustive Radiohalos research:

Excess argon within mineral concentrates from the new dacite lava dome at Mount St Helens volcano
by Steven A. Austin

The Creation of Planetary Magnetic Fields, D. Russell Humphreys, CRSQ Volume 21, Number 3 (December 1984)

How Students Should Deal with Evolution Evangelists

Evolution in medical school: Do we need more of it?

Dinosaur skin from Alberta:

101 Questions about Dinosaurs, Phillip Currie and E.B. Kopplehus, Dover Publications, 1996

One Flew Over the Dinosaur Nest This is Genesis Week episode 7 season 5 with Ian Juby aka Wazooloo

wazooloo^{📤 2 years ago 2015-11-27}

Random References:

A densely feathered ornithomimid (Dinosauria: Theropoda) from the Upper Cretaceous Dinosaur Park Formation, Alberta, Canada
Aaron J. van der Reest et al. 2016, Cretaceous Research, vol. 58
doi: 10.1016/j.cretres.2015.10.004

The opisthotonic posture of vertebrate skeletons: postmortem contraction or death throes?
Cynthia Marshall Faux and Kevin Padian, Paleobiology, 33(2), 2007
DOI: 10.1666/06015.1

Watery secret of the dinosaur death pose
Brian Switek, New Scientist Daily News, 23 November 2011

A new Chinese specimen indicates that 'protofeathers' in the Early Cretaceous theropod dinosaur Sinosauropteryx are degraded collagen fibres.
Lingham-Soliar, et. al., The Royal Society, Proceedings of the Biological Sciences, B
23 May 2007
doi: 10.1098/rspb.2007.0352

A Mummified Duck-Billed Dinosaur with a Soft-Tissue Cock’s Comb
Bell, et. al., Current Biology, 12 December 2013
10.1016/j.cub.2013.11.008
(13)01394-8

On The Alleged Dinosaurian Ancestry Of Birds
Ashby L. Camp, Origins, April 2000, British Creation Society

Soft-tissue and dermal arrangement in the wing of an Early Cretaceous bird: Implications for the evolution of avian flight
Navalon, et. al., Nature Scientific Reports, 6 October 2015, Open Access
DOI: 10.1038/srep14864

Carboniferous Tracks From Nova Scotia, C. M. Sternberg
Bulletin of the Geological Society of America, Vol 44, pp 951-984

Theory suggests iconicearly bird lost its flight
Archaeopteryx anatomy matches that of modern flightless birds.
Mark Kaplan, Nature News, 12 November 2013
doi:10.1038/nature.2013.14142

Archaeopteryx May Have Devolved from a Flying Bird
David Coppedge, Creation Evolution Headlines

Dinosaurs and Asteroids: CrEvo Rant #17 with Wazooloo, aka, Ian Juby

wazooloo^{📤 5 years ago 2012-12-05}

What happened to the dinosaurs? Aliens? Chuck Norris? An Asteroid? Ian discusses the overwhelming evidence that it was a world-wide flood that killed the dinosaurs.

Random References:

Chicxulub impact predates the K/T boundary mass extinction:
Gerta Keller, et al., PNAS, Vol 101(11)

And

Iridium in Volcanic Dust:
Iridium enrichment in volcanic dust from blue ice fields, Antarctica, and possible relevance to the K/T boundary event,
Christian Koeberl, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 92 (1989) 317-322

Iridium Enrichment in Airborne Particles from Kilauea Volcano: January 1983
WILLIAM H. ZOLLER, et al., Science 9 December 1983: Vol. 222 no. 4628 pp. 1118-1121 DOI: 10.1126/science.222.4628.1118

Hadrosaur survived K/T extinction by 700,000 years:
Direct U-Pb dating of Cretaceous and Paleocene dinosaur bones, San Juan Basin, New Mexico.
J. E. Fassett, L. M. Heaman, A. Simonetti. Geology, 2011; 39 (2): 159 DOI: 10.1130/G31466.1

Iridium above the K/T boundary:
Iridium anomaly approximately synchronous with terminal eocene extinctions., Alvarez W, Asaro F, Michel HV, Alvarez LW., Science, Science.

1982 May 21;216(4548):886-8.

Iridium below the K/T boundary:
Terminal Ordovician extinction: Geochemical analysis of the Ordovician/Silurian boundary, Anticosti Island, Quebec, Orth, C. J.; Gilmore, J.

S.; Quintana, L. R.; Sheehan, P. M., Geology (1986), 14(5), 433-6 CODEN: GLGYBA; ISSN: 0091-7613

Iridium abundances across the Ordovician-Silurian stratotype, Wilde, Pat; Berry, William B. N.; Quinby-Hunt, Mary S.; Orth, Charles J.;

Quintana, Leonard R.; Gilmore, James S., Science (Washington, DC, United States) (1986), 233(4761), 339-41 CODEN: SCIEAS; ISSN: 0036-8075

Iridium anomaly in the Upper Devonian of the Canning Basin, Western Australia, Playford, Phillip E.; McLaren, Digby J.; Orth, Charles J.;

Gilmore, James S.; Goodfellow, Wayne D., Science (Washington, DC, United States) (1984), 226(4673), 437-9 CODEN: SCIEAS; ISSN: 0036-8075

Iridium abundance patterns across bio-event horizons in the fossil record. Orth, C.J., Attrep Jr., M. and Quintana, L.R., In: Global

Catastrophes in Earth History: An Interdisciplinary Conference on Impacts, Volcanism, and Mass Mortality, V.L. Sharpton and P.D. Ward (eds),

Special Paper 247, Geological Society of America, Boulder, Colorado, pp. 45--59, 1990

Shocked quartz from volcanoes:
Officer, C., Victims of volcanoes, New Scientist 137(1861): 34--38, 1993.
Officer, C. and Page, J., The Great Dinosaur Extinction Controversy, Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., New York, 1996

The Gift Nobody Wants (Paul Washer)

LaneCh^{📤 9 years ago 2009-01-31}

Epic creationist fails of our time -- #1

potholer54^{📤 7 years ago 2011-06-29}

Another nominee for the coveted Golden Crocoduck braves the waters of science with the leaky boat of creationist ignorance.

Note 1: In the video I show the Earth as it is today, and the location of the fossil Troodon and Oviraptor eggs in Montana and Mongolia. I described these as "opposite sides of the world." As a couple of viewers pointed out, the configuration of the continents was different in the cretaceous. However, the places where the different eggs were found are still what could be described as "opposite sides of the world." According to my "Atlas of Evolution", only a few degrees off 180 degrees, in fact. I wanted to use a globe representing the cretaceous, but couldn't find one.

SOURCES:

0:01 Video "Creation in the 21st Century - Nest Full of Eggs 1 of 3"

3:46

4:08 Barnhart Creation Research society

4:14 "Dinosaur eggs and babies" by Kenneth Carpenter
Chapter three: "Dinosaur nesting patterns"
J. Moratalla and J. Powell

4:17 "Ecological and behavioral implications derived from a dinosaur nesting site"
J. Horner, S. Czerkas, E. Olson, Dinosaurs past and present volume II pp. 50-63.

The Receding Moon Argument Debunked

Martymer 81^{📤 5 years ago 2013-03-04}

Creationists claim that the recession of the Moon proves that the Earth is young. As usual, science says otherwise.

Sources:

Williams, G.E. (2000): Geological constraints on the Precambrian history of Earth's rotation and the Moon's orbit. Reviews of Geophysics Volume 38, Issue 1, pp.37-59. Abstract available at (full text requires subscription)
Kagan & Maslova (1994): A Stochastic Model of the Earth-Moon Tidal Evolution Accounting for Cyclic Variations of Resonant Properties of the Ocean: an Asymptotic Solution. Earth, Moon, and Planets, Volume 66, Issue 2, pp.173-188. Available at

Images (all are public domain):
(USGS)
(NASA)
(NASA)
(NASA)

Music:
"New Friendly" by Kevin MacLeod

CC Attribution, used with permission.

Goin' Ape! - this is Genesis Week with Ian Juby (Wazooloo), Season 1, Episode 12

wazooloo^{📤 6 years ago 2012-03-16}

In this episode: Genetics suggest we might have evolved from the gorilla...or....maybe the orangutan? Or... maybe..... More living fossils, and a mailbag stuffed to overflowing.

This is Episode 12 of season 1 of Genesis Week, with a new episode out every Thursday.

Random references:

Gorilla genome:

Comparative and demographic analysis of orang-utan genomes:

Humans and chimpanzees 4% different:

Base pair counts:
chimpanzee, 3.35 billion:
Human: 3.1 billion
Gorilla: 3.04 billion (estimated)

Mapping Human Genetic Ancestry, Ebersberger, et al:

Fossil sea cows:

Salamanders with preserverd stomach contents:

Ticker tape:
Is the battle over?

What is the snail evolution project?:

Hugenex2000 on the Gorilla genome:

Gorilla Genome is bad news for Evolution:

Programming Of Life:

Wikipedia and the Sociology of Darwinian Belief:

Darwinism has "reached the end of its rope":

Salamanders have evolved into salamanders:

Vestigial legs on whales? Not!

Laryngial nerve is not "bad design"

Golden Crocoduck awards 2010

Potholer54debunks^{📤 7 years ago 2010-10-27}

This is the awards video for the coveted Golden Crocoduck 2010. The award is given every year on the feast day of St Jude Thaddeus (Patron Saint of Lost Causes), October 28, for the biggest breach of the Ninth Commandment in the pursuit of the creationist cause. Past winners: Kent Hovind 2008, Ray Comfort 2009.
(Music: "Heaven" by Talking Heads)

Matt Dillahunty at INR2

Bill Ligertwood^{📤 6 years ago 2012-08-12}

FOX NEWS FAIL Lanny Davis OWNS Michelle Malkin and Fox Staff Member

FighterPilot808^{📤 9 years ago 2009-10-12}

This is Great! A Fox News Staff member and some Right winger gets PWNED!!! By Lanny Davis!!

Fox is such a dumb new channel.... To make an equivalence between what you do as a Senator and what you HAVE to do as POTUS is so dumb. The Fox staffer and her writers act as if Obama is placing a vote to plant flowers in a park. No wonder he does not go on that network.

Enjoy The Stupidity Shoot Down!! Fox 1!

Christopher Hitchens Douglas Wilson Debate Is Christianity good for the world? Part One

TheEthanwashere^{📤 6 years ago 2012-06-10}

The King's College hosted a debate between Christopher Hitchens and Douglas Wilson with this question in mind: Is Christianity Good for the World? Hitchens, author of the bst seller God is not Great, is a regular contributor to Vanity Fair as well as a provocative lecturer. Wilson is the Pastor of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho as well as a Senior Fellow at New Saint Andrews College. His books included Letter from a Christian Citizen, Christ's Kingdom on Earth, and others.
Moderated by Marvin Olasky, Provost of The King's College, both gentlemen participated in an hour-long debate, followed by questions from the audience.
Took place around 2009

Calm Down! | Dog Whisperer

National Geographic^{📤 10 years ago 2008-08-21}

Hula is an agitated little dog, but learns to stop barking and meet others.
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High power switching - free preview of lesson

wazooloo^{📤 2 years ago 2016-07-19}

This is a free preview of lesson #29, first module of "Robotics: Learn by building". This is an online course available at
In this lesson, instructor Ian Juby shows a common pitfall encountered when trying to control high current loads with transistors in parallel.

Radioisotope dating—An evolutionist's best friend? (Creation Magazine LIVE! 1-14)

CMIcreationstation^{📤 7 years ago 2011-10-13}

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Does radioisotope dating provide solid scientific evidence for 'billions of years'? This episode summarizes huge problems with this dating method and highlights recent research results that supports a young earth.

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Answering the skeptics - this is Genesis Week, Ep 9, season 2 with Wazooloo/aka Ian Juby