In Episode 42 of The Genesis Science Report, David opens with a thought-provoking monologue on the unseen dimensions of creation. From the fourth dimension of space-time to the hypercube of mathematics, David explains how physics pushes us to consider realities beyond what we can see—and how Scripture reminds us that faith is the “evidence of things not seen.”
Next, physicist and astronomer Dr. Don DeYoung examines fresh James Webb Space Telescope findings that have reignited debate over the Big Bang. Could the universe’s expansion be an illusion? DeYoung explains the flaws in redshift, why tired light theory is resurfacing, and how Christians should think about shifting cosmological models in light of God’s Word.
Then, Dr. Carl Werner turns to human evolution’s crumbling icons—focusing on Toumai, once hailed as the oldest human ancestor. Werner reveals exclusive evidence of hidden bones, falsified claims, and misrepresentations in museums worldwide, showing why the fossil record doesn’t support ape-to-man evolution but instead points back to biblical creation.
Finally, apologist and engineer Jay Seegert addresses a widely shared experiment where scientists inserted human DNA into a mouse and saw its brain grow 6% larger. Seegert explains what the study really showed, why bigger doesn’t equal smarter, and how fuzzy scientific language often sells evolution rather than truth.
Also featured: a Kids Corner on the one-of-a-kind platypus, a Genesis Science Minute on the beauty of fall leaves, and a Featured Resource—Inside Noah’s Ark: Why It Worked—which answers practical questions about how Noah’s Ark was engineered for survival.
This episode combines cutting-edge science and cultural debate with timeless biblical wisdom—reminding us that what is unseen is often the most real of all.