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The author describes his six-month tour of duty in the International Space Station in 2006. We learn the
story of Expedition 13 from his perspective as flight engineer. The pictures which he took from the ISS
give us a front row seat on the view below. Enjoy his interesting text and numerous pictures of specific locations on Earth. In this context, Col Williams declares that space itself demonstrates the greatness
and power of God.

Discover this collection of amazing creatures that illustrate the enormous variety of God’s
creation. The selection includes some popular animals such as pandas, koala, elephant, giraffe,
camel and penguins as well as some totally weird creatures. Explore the details concerning
each creature as well as the serious problems each presents for evolution theory.

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Contrary to the evolutionary view that predicts sloppy design in nature, engineers are finding amazing natural design solutions for many of our technological problems. With a resume that includes designing machines for industry, medicine and space exploration, Drs. Burgess and Statham share some interesting insights into the design process.

Richly illustrated, this book introduces junior high readers to normal and extreme weather systems, and events of the past such as the worldwide flood of Noah. Interesting and useful for today’s young weather observers.

Filled with beautiful colour images and graphs, this book demonstrates how the features of the moon are not only interesting, but they testify to the moon’s recent creation.

Refuting Alleged Bible Contradictions
A favourite tactic of Bible critics is to claim that there are errors and contradictions in Scripture. Dr. Lisle of Institute for Creation Research provides answers for 420 such claims. He also indicates the kind of fallacy each critical attack involves. A very handy reference!!

The reader enjoys second hand the real life experiences of five men who journeyed to the Liscombe Dinosaur Bone Bed on Alaska’s north shore. The account, partly travelogue, and partly devotional, describes how the men found both fossilized and un-fossilized duckbill dinosaur bones.

A wonderful book, written for junior high. The author takes the reader on a tour of the earth’s crust, pointing out both the natural beauty and scientific evidences for creation. A definite must for students studying earth science.

This book combines interesting accounts of chemists’ lives with discussion of their discoveries including atomic theory and the table of elements. The logic of organic chemistry is also demonstrated and some modern industrial applications of chemistry are touched upon. Questions conclude each chapter.

Another fascinating book for junior high readers. Following in the footsteps of early explorers, we look at interesting features of our globe such as wind, currents in the sea, the tides, earth’s magnetic field, rocks, glaciers, and river systems. Later we move to the atmosphere and exploration by hot air balloon, airplanes and space vehicles. Thought provoking questions at the end of each chapter make this book suitable for geography and social studies (history).

Richly illustrated, this book introduces junior high readers to normal and extreme weather systems, and events of the past such as the worldwide flood of Noah. Interesting and useful for today’s young weather observers.

Filled with beautiful colour images and graphs, this book demonstrates how the features of the moon are not only interesting, but they testify to the moon’s recent creation.