From the lab, Joel Thomas showcases the four ways electricity is measure; ohms, amps, volts, and watts. He uses water hoses and a pump to demonstrate how each of these work as well as electrical circuits. From the lab, Joel Thomas showcases the four ways electricity is measure; ohms, amps, volts, and watts. Can’t wait…
Awesome Science (Episodes 11): Explore The Mammoth Site
Noah explores The Mammoth Site in Hot Springs, South Dakota. He’ll explore this amazing site, where over one hundred mammoths have been preserved in the sediments in an ancient sinkhole. He’ll find out how genetics can explain where the mammoths came from after the global Flood, why radio carbon dating can only give us accurate…
The Heavens Declare (Episode 10): Our Wonderful Moon Part1
This episode of The Heavens Declare explores the wonderful moon God created on the Fourth Day of Creation. Experts share about the origin and purpose of the moon, space flight, craters, maria, the magnetic field, and evidence for the moon being a few thousand years old. Explore the incredible science and history of our moon…
Flood Geology Series (Episode 10): Receding Floodwaters Part2
Researcher and scientists Michael J. Oard uses his knowledge of the Ice Age and Missoula Flood to lay out his case for a Global Flood. He shares how many geologic features on the surface of the earth just can’t be explained through slow and gradual processes, but rather, one worldwide Flood. These features include water…
Science Foundations (Episode 10): The Ways Heat Flows
From the lab, Joel Thomas showcases the three ways heat flows; radiation, conduction, convection. He demonstrates this through heat transfer experiments and a fish tank. From the lab, Joel Thomas showcases the three ways heat flows; radiation, conduction, and convection. Can’t wait for more? Watch more Awesome Science content here now: awesomescitv.com/epochtv Get 10% OFF…
Awesome Science (Episodes 10): Explore Dinosaur National Monument
December 20, 2021
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Noah explores Dinosaur National Monument in western Colorado. He’ll explore this amazing site, where hundreds of dinosaur skeletons have been found in a mass graveyard. He’ll take a look at the evidence for the Biblical record of dinosaurs living in recent history and why meteorites just don’t make sense for their demise. He’ll share how…
The Heavens Declare (Episode 9): Our Incredible Sun
This episode explores the incredible sun God created on the 4th day of Creation. Our experts will explore how the sun formed, its purpose in Creation, what makes it unique from other stars, the science behind flares, sunspots, and fusion, as well as the future of the sun. Explore our incredible sun from a Biblical…
Flood Geology Series (Episode 9): Receding Floodwaters Part1
Researcher and scientists Michael J. Oard uses his knowledge of the Ice Age and Missoula Flood to lay out his case for a Global Flood. He shares how many geologic features on the surface of the earth just can’t be explained through slow and gradual processes, but rather, one worldwide Flood. These features include water…
Science Foundations (Episode 9): Ways Light is Observed
From the lab, Joel Thomas showcases how light is observed in our universe. He demonstrates how lasers work, how water density bends light, how visible light is measured, and how light is particles and waves. Can’t wait for more? Watch more Awesome Science content here now: awesomescitv.com/epochtv Get 10% OFF every purchase now, enter this…
Awesome Science (Episodes 9): Explore Rocky Mountain National Park
In this episode, Noah travels to the Rocky Mountains to explore how they were made and eroded by the catastrophic tectonics of the Flood. He’ll also explore Great Sand Dunes National Park and Devils Tower to see how the birth of the Rockies produced these amazing sites. Noah explores Rocky Mountain National Park to show…
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