We've been discussing the age of the cosmos and the theoretical and proven understanding that time is slowed down in proportion to the density of mass.

Last time we were talking about geological phenomena like canyons, tectonic plate drifting, limestone cave creation, ad more that are believed by many to have occurred over billions of years, are being demonstrated to occur catastrophically, in very short periods of time.  

There are galaxies that are probably billions of light-years distant from us. Light which left a galaxy 5 billion years ago should just now be reaching us, if it and we have been around for five billion years.

Just near the big dipper we find the constellation Comah, or Coma Berenices. Today we'll look at the fascinating history of this constellation.

In Psalm 19, David proclaims that the Heavens declare God and the work of His hands. Psalm 19 is not just describing the mere wonder of the heavens, but is also telling us that the heavens contain a revelation from God.

Recently we were discussing some of the natural miracles that allows life on this planet to go on day after day. Today we'll look at some miracles in our moon, sun and planets.

This time we'll discuss Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, often referred to as the outer gas planets.

The first in a series of three some of those amazing and fortuitous conditions about our environment that make life on Earth and Solar System possible.  

We began our discussions by citing recent studies being performed by scientists unveiling flaws in radiometric dating of rocks. This is important because evolutionists often support their theory with radiometric dates.

Today we'll look at some of the observations of the RATE group that are surprising to evolutionary geologists.