Stuart Burgess

1 month ago | creation.com | Jonathan Sarfati |Dominic Statham |Stuart Burgess |Andy McIntosh

LAYERS OF FAITH CONFERENCE DENVER, COLORADO WEDNESDAY, JULY 9 - SATURDAY, JULY 12, 2025 This article is from Creation 34(1):23, January 2011 iStockPhoto.com Cephalopods—the group of mollusks that includes squid, octopus and cuttlefish—are famous for their amazing ability to blend quickly into their surroundings. Now the US Office of Naval Research is funding research in several universities into man-made materials that have the same instant camouflage properties.1 On land, the chameleon has a...

2 months ago | creation.com | Jonathan Sarfati |Stuart Burgess |Andy McIntosh |Brian Edwards

This article is from Creation 29(4):36–37, September 2007 Ingenious mechanism still baffles Darwinists morguefile.com Venus flytraps have long fascinated people all around the world. But it might surprise many that they grow naturally only in a tiny part of the world, in a 1100-km (700-mile) region along the coast of North and South Carolina.

2 months ago | creation.com | Jonathan Sarfati |Dominic Statham |Stuart Burgess |Andy McIntosh

This article is from Creation 26(4):28–33, September 2004 Captivating chameleonsPhoto by Robert Jensen, www.bobjensenphotography..comThe chameleon (the name of which means ‘ground lion’ in Greek) is a lizard with many remarkable features.

Oct 7, 2024 | idthefuture.com | Stuart Burgess

Episode 1964 With Brian Miller Guest(s) Stuart Burgess Duration 00:25:31 Download Audio File (35.1 mb) Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Flipboard Print https://chrt.fm/track/G42895/idthefuture.com/podcast-player/42521/1964.mp3 Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 00:25:31 | Dr. Stuart Burgess has been studying the arrangement, design, and shape of vertebrate limbs and joints for years. He shares what he learns with engineers working in the field of biomechanics. On this ID The...

Sep 3, 2024 | mdpi.com | Stuart Burgess

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