The 'Just Right' Anthropic Coincidences of Our Goldilocks Universe: Part I
A look into whether the anthropic coincidences are “special,” examining specific instances of the “just right” instances of these, and the cosmic evidence.
Webb Images Reveal the Intersection of Science and Scripture
New images from the James Webb Space Telescope allow us to see both science and scripture in the heavens above.
How Science Works, Part IV: What Science Can’t Do
This fourth installment discusses how science can answer the 'how' question but not the 'why' questions of ethics, beauty, faith, goodness, and truth.
How Science Works, Part III: What Science is All About
The third of the series on how science works and why science does not give us eternal truths but 'truths' of science change as new data/theories arise.
How Science Works, Part II—How We Believe: Rational Inquiry
The second of a series on how science works and the limits of science focusing on the different methods by which we come to believe by reason.
Do Objectivity and Bias Have a Place in Science?
Dr. Dan Kuebler discusses the relationship between objectivity and bias in science. In moments of discovery, how do scientists' egos and bias affect the outcome?
How Science Works, Part I: How We Believe—Faith and Revelation
This is the first of a series on how science works and the limits of science: things we believe by faith.
Dr. Kuebler's Search for Answers to the Big Questions [VIDEO]
Big questions, such as what is the purpose of life, still drives Dr. Dan Kuebler's quest to understand how the world works through science.
The God Delusion: Belief and the Brain
An analysis of the human brain and a quest to discover if there is a scientific basis for the continued belief in the spiritual and sacred.
Belief and the Brain Part 1: Is the Human Mind Unique?
Modern neurobiological investigations seek to understand the human brain and explore whether there is a scientific basis for our belief in the spiritual.
How a Blind Astronomer, Wanda Diaz Merced, Found a Way to Hear Stars
When astronomer Wanda Diaz Merced lost her vision, she had the realization that visual scientific data could be translated into sound.
Where do the Laws of Physics Come From? — Dr. Paul Davies [VIDEO]
The eloquent Paul Davies, Ph.D., has been fascinated by the questions at the depths of science. Could the universe have been different?