Science @ The John Ankerberg Show

James Clerk Maxwell (1831-1879) is an anomaly among scientists. Charles Darwin was Maxwell’s contemporary, but the similarity in their work ...

“We don’t really see each other in this classroom. Instead, we only see the light that is reflected from each other.” This riddle-like propo...

So you think you’re unique? Modern technology has affirmed what theologians have always known in a spiritual sense: Each of us is unique in ...

An old philosophical riddle asks, “If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?” The debate over this ...

Several of the body’s senses rely on energy signals received from locations remote from the body. Sound is one example. Our sense of hearing...

Robust discussion of differing points of view makes science, and many other human projects, healthy and viable. For some, such discussions a...

The beauty and operation of our physical world has always triggered deep human reflections on how our sphere of existence manifests the exis...