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By Tom DeRosa, Executive Director of CSI. A remarkable discovery in 1953 at Britain’s Cavendish Laboratory transformed molecular biology, genetics, and the world. Working at the famed University of Cambridge physics lab, James Watson, an American molecular biologist and geneticist, and Francis Crick, an English molecular biologist and biophysicist, revealed for the first time how genetic information is stored and copied. And for some, the landmark discovery raised the question of how the voluminous and detailed information inscribed in the cell got there

Dinosaurs and Fossils, Earth Science, Genesis/Flood, Science
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By Tom DeRosa, Executive Director of CSI. Is the biblical account of a worldwide flood, as mentioned in Genesis, a reality? Did the forces that caused this powerful, tragic global catastrophe come from beneath the Earth’s crust? And did it happen, as Genesis states, “In the six hundredth year of Noah‘s life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of the month, on that day all the fountains of the great deep were broken up, and the windows of heaven were opened” (Genesis

Astronomy, Endowed by the Creator, Intelligent Design, Science
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By Tom DeRosa, Executive Director of CSI. It’s the night sky, visible to all, that reveals the grand universe. Its countless stars and vast expanses fill us with awe and wonder about the cosmos and its mysteries. It has inspired many to look up at night and witness numerous objects moving in space at incredible speeds. Earth orbitsthe sun at 77,000 miles per hour (mph), while the sun and its solar system travel through space at about 500,000 mph. The Milky Way galaxy, where we live, spins at 1,100,000 mph as it careens through space. And yet,

Theory of Evolution
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By Tom DeRosa, Executive Director of CSI. Why do spiders exist? The little, tiny creatures that entomologists study and master are filled with so many surprises that make us ponder. They possess amazing features that can't be matched. These include their ability to defy gravity with their wings, their rapid population growth, and their complete body transformations from larva to pupa and then to adult. Insects make up over 75 to 80% of all species in the animal kingdom. It's estimated that right now,