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Butterflies on the Battlefield? Borrowing from the design of the butterfly, scientists are working to produce blast badges using a color-changing technology made of crystalline nano-scales (small chips that look like butterfly scales). During an explosion, the shockwaves alter the nano-scales' structure relative to the intensity of the blast. This butterfly-inspired technology could help thousands of soldiers receive the medical care they need after an explosion.   Find Out More →   Get Equipped The Wild Brothers: Jewels of the Jungle Purchase the DVD 〉

Evolution: No Chance in a Billion Years A single-celled organism slowly and gradually changes into something more complex—is this possible? According to evolutionists it is—given eons of time! Sanctity of Trees, or Sanctity of Human Life? By and large I find that many people are more concerned about an insect, a tree, a frog, a clover, and so on, than they are about the sanctity of human life! Bigger Brains and Childbirth Pains Evolved bigger brains are not the reason why there is pain in childbirth—we could say it's because of fallen brains!. The Rainbow The rainbow reminds us of God's goodness and love, and that he always keeps His promises. In the tribal culture, however, the rainbow has a different meaning.

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