Michael J. Oard Articles

• Study Guide

  Life in the Great Ice Age, Lesson 6

  Jan. 1, 2001

  These lessons are geared for younger students. Many lessons will, however, have activities for the older student.

• Study Guide

  Life in the Great Ice Age, Lesson 1

  Jan. 1, 2001

  These lessons are geared for younger students. Many lessons will, however, have activities for the older student.

• Study Guide

  Life in the Great Ice Age, Lesson 2

  Jan. 1, 2001

  These lessons are geared for younger students. Many lessons will, however, have activities for the older student.

• Study Guide

  Life in the Great Ice Age, Lesson 3

  Jan. 1, 2001

  These lessons are geared for younger students. Many lessons will, however, have activities for the older student.

• Study Guide

  Life in the Great Ice Age, Lesson 4

  Jan. 1, 2001

  These lessons are geared for younger students. Many lessons will, however, have activities for the older student.

• Technical Research Paper

  The Extinction of the Woolly Mammoth: Was It a Quick Freeze?

  Dec. 1, 2000, pp. 24–34

  Mammoth remains have puzzled scientists and laymen for hundreds of years.

• Research Paper

  Did 'Old World Early Paleolithic' People Travel to North America?

  Dec. 1, 2000, pp. 3–5

  For creationists, these reports of 'Early Paleolithic tools' raise questions that need further research.

• Research Paper

  Doppler Toppler?

  Dec. 1, 2000, pp. 39–45

  What if the redshift of starlight is unrelated to the Doppler effect, i.e. the principle that relative motion changes the observed frequency of the light emitted from a light source?

• Research Paper

  A Tropical Reptile in the 'Cretaceous' Arctic

  Aug. 1, 2000, pp. 9–10

  A century ago, a shock went through the scientific community when a whaling crew reported finding fossil wood on the Antarctic Peninsula.

• Research Paper

  Problems for 'Giant Impact' Origin of Moon

  April 1, 2000, pp. 6–7

  Evolutionary astronomers have great trouble accounting for the origin of the moon. There have generally been three competing hypotheses, but they all have serious physical problems.

• Technical Research Paper

  Antiquity of Landforms

  April 1, 2000, pp. 35–39

  Non-creationists do not believe there is objective evidence for a young earth. However, landforms now provide that evidence.

• Research Paper

  How Well do Paleontologists Know Fossil Distributions?

  April 1, 2000, pp. 7–8

  It would be great if we could know the actual three-dimensional distribution of the fossils in the earth. This would go a long way towards understanding their deposition during the Flood.

• Research Paper

  Missing Antimatter Challenges the ’Big Bang’ Theory

  Dec. 1, 1998, pp. 256–257

  According to the ‘big bang’ theory for the origin of the universe, equal amounts of matter and antimatter should have formed. Antimatter is the same as matter except that each has the opposite charge.

• Technical Research Paper

  Rapid Cave Formation by Sulfuric Acid Dissolution

  Dec. 1, 1998, pp. 279–280

  Anti-creationist, Arthur Strahler, takes biblical creationists to task for not having enough time to dissolve limestone caves and deposit speleothems.

• Technical Research Paper

  The Extinction of the Dinosaurs

  Aug. 1, 1997, pp. 137–154

  Dinosaur extinction is still a major enigma of earth history. In this review article, extinctions in the geological record will be briefly mentioned.

• Research Paper

  A Classic Tillite Reclassified as a Submarine Debris Flow

  April 1, 1997, pp. 7–8

  Tillites, assumed to be the lithified equivalents of glacial till (rubble), are often found in the strata of the Earth.

• Research Paper

  Book review: Sea-Floor Sediment and the Age of the Earth by Larry Vardiman

  Dec. 1, 1996, pp. 328–329

  There is a vast difference between how uniformitarian scientists and creation scientists view Earth history and the data sets from the past.

• Research Paper

  Astronomical Problems

  April 1, 1995, pp. 5–6

  Astronomical theory has lately run into a series of problems. The most troublesome problem is the most recent calculation of the so-called Hubble constant using the repaired Hubble Space Telescope.

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