Although astronomers who accept the billions-of-years view of the universe’s age believe stars are still forming, they do not actually know how. They believe swirling hydrogen gas cools and condenses until it is dense enough to possess enough gravity to prevent re-expansion. The truth is astronomers have never actually observed the birth of a single star.
Even though God ceased creating on Day Six, we occasionally see islands, mountains, rivers, and canyons form today. Could stars occasionally form in a similar manner today? God could have made gas clouds already in the process of collapse to form stars, or God could have ordained processes whereby stars occasionally form.
In past generations, telling time by the stars was an essential part of life. It is really pretty easy to do. You can even roughly estimate the time by eye, as long as you don’t need high precision.
Some stars burn so brightly that they should soon run out of fuel, while others are relatively cold and would seem to last forever. One type of star in particular—the blue star—is a big problem if you assume the universe came into being 13.7 billion years ago.
What is a recurrent nova, and why do astronomers think that it might erupt this year?
A recent headline from a pop science site: “Was the Christmas Star a Real Astronomical Event?”
Recent articles highlighting a photograph from the James Webb Space Telescope claim they’ve captured images of 50 baby stars, “at the moment of birth.”
Have they finally found elusive Population III stars? Well, a recent article claims that scientists might have spotted “the first direct evidence” of these stars.
The European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope has discovered a brand-new world in the Centaurus constellation.
Flat-earthers argue that since certain verses in Scripture speak of the stars falling, then the stars will literally fall.
After 29 years of research, a creation astronomer has observable evidence that stars can’t be billions of years old.
Since early times, the human imagination has connected stars into familiar patterns, which we call constellations.
Did this constellation name and idea originate at the same place and from the same people before being scattered throughout the earth?
The secular media often report new evidence of stars in the process of formation. They say this supports star evolution. What do creationists think?
Among the kaleidoscope of stars, brilliant blue stars are of special interest.
With a little practice it’s possible to know the time of night, just by looking at the stars.
Dr. Danny Faulkner, AiG–U.S., explains whether astronomers can see the surfaces of stars and what methods they use.
Astronomers have discovered what news outlets have dubbed a “super-mom.”
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