Science in the Bluegrass — All people are of one family
Where does life come from? The first chapter of Genesis describes life being created by God, who instructs living things to “be fertile and…
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Science in the Bluegrass – Screens can’t compare to in-person experience
We are separate now. To slow this virus that plagues us, we maintain a “social distance” from whomever we can. We communicate remotely, through…
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Science in the Bluegrass – Soaring eagles and soaring temps
Last October my wife and I saw two bald eagles soaring above the Ohio River, against a perfect blue sky. This was right by…
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Science in the Bluegrass – Star of Bethlehem
A person who does science looks closely at, and thinks carefully about, the details of the natural world. A science person might study how…
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Science in the Bluegrass — Religious scientists
Have you used electrical technology today? Something with a battery? Something that sent information over wires? Or wirelessly? You surely used a smart phone,…
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Science in the Bluegrass
Hi, my name is Chris, and I am here from the Vatican’s astronomical observatory to write for The Record about science. That may sound…
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