In Episode 51 of The Genesis Science Report, David begins with a fascinating look at the science and symbolism of static electricity. From the simple shock of touching a doorknob to industrial “invisible walls” of electrostatic force, David shows how unseen physical laws mirror spiritual truths—reminding us that “the invisible things of God are clearly seen” through creation.
Next, Doug Velting from The Creation Club joins the program to discuss one of nature’s most magnificent raptors—the harpy eagle. With talons rivaling a grizzly bear’s claws, near-supernatural eyesight, and flight precision that dominates the rainforest, this bird exemplifies power and beauty by design. Velting explains how each feature, from its facial feathers to its family behavior, reflects a Creator who values both strength and purpose.
Then, Dr. Jerry Bergman returns to analyze new research on the coelacanth—the so-called “living fossil” once thought to bridge fish and land animals. A detailed anatomical study revealed that nearly 90% of prior reconstructions were wrong, overturning decades of evolutionary claims. Dr. Bergman unpacks how this discovery reinforces the stability of God’s creation and exposes the fragility of evolutionary storytelling.
Finally, explorer and author Vance Nelson takes viewers from fossils to the foundations of civilization with his newest book, Banished from Babel. Through global field research, Nelson traces linguistic, architectural, and cultural evidence that connects ancient civilizations back to the real, historical Tower of Babel—showing that Genesis provides the true origin story for humanity’s shared past.
Also featured: a Kids Corner on scallops—the “clapping swimmers” of the sea—highlighting God’s design even in shellfish, a Genesis Science Minute about creation outreach on radio, and a Featured Resource—The Rocks Cry Out 3-Volume DVD Set, equipping families to explore the evidence for biblical creation through stunning visuals and expert teaching.
This episode bridges physics, biology, paleontology, and archaeology—all pointing to one conclusion: from static charge to ancient civilizations, creation continues to testify to its Creator.