Recommended Sites

The following list contains some worthy sites that didn't fit with GLOBELENS' front page blogroll.  Not all reflect creationist or Christian views and GLOBELENS accepts no responsibility for their content, although we do accept complaints and general sarcasm here.

  • Science News

    • BBC Science
      Leans a little heavily on the political side of science, IMO, but their stories are easy to read.
    • EurekAlert!
      If you can't bear to miss a single scientific press release, even if major media doesn't cover it, EurekAlert is for you.
    • National Geographic News
      One of the most interesting and user-friendly sites for science news.
    • News@Nature.com
      Nature boasts this respectable news site, although their story archives are unfortunately available only to subscribers. They also host a blog to correspond with their news stories at http://blogs.nature.com/news/blog/ .
    • New York Times Science
      Whether you like the NYT or not, their science page has an undeniably large variety of flavors.
    • Science Daily
      Lastest whims and discoveries of the science world. An emphasis on health.

  • Animals

    • Animal Diversity Web
      Browse the animal kingdom. Complete with sights and sounds.
    • Animal Planet
      Clear pictures, brief and intriguing descriptions of a multitude of creatures.
    • ARKive
      View photos and movies of your favorite endangered species, both plant and animal.
    • Australian Museum Fish Site
      Saturated with brilliant fish photos. Just click on a fish.
    • BugBios
      This link will take you directly to the entophiles. I recommend using the "random leap to next record" button.

  • Geography / Culture

    • Biblical Archaeology Review
      BAR is a somewhat quirky archaeological publication, focusing exclusively on work involving biblical times or subjects. Their stories are often fascinating but not necessarily theologically orthodox.
    • Mt. St. Helens VolcanoCam
      24-hour surveillance of Mount Saint Helens from the Mount St. Helens National Volcano Monument site.
    • National Geographic Magazine
      Very humanist, but publishes entertaining and informative writing and world-class photography.

  • Space

    • European Space Agency
      The ESA draws on the resources of several European nations, and is dedicated to improving space technology for the benefit of Europe. Their site contains mission news and space facts and images.
    • Hubble Telescope
      The Space Telescope Science Institute's fascinating site, complete with updated photos of the universe from Hubble.
    • Jet Propulsion Laboratory
      JPL is a NASA staffed lab managed by Caltech, and is in charge of many NASA exploration missions, such as the Cassini-Huygens mission.
    • NASA
      The National Aeronautics and Space Administration's site. Learn about the solar system and current and future missions.
    • NASA's Cassini Mission to Saturn
      The Cassini spacecraft has become a window into Saturn and its moons in this ongoing mission.
    • NASA's Space Shuttle Program
      The latest news from NASA's shuttle missions.

  • Christian Thinking

    • Answers In Genesis
      The unparalleled flagship site of the world's largest apologetics organization. Check out the "Q&A Topics" tab.
    • BreakPoint
      Chuck Colson's daily commentary.
    • Christian Research Institute
      The Institute answers questions regarding apologetics, Christian thinking, and cultural movements.
    • Institute for Creation Research
      Plenty of scientific creationist research papers, as well as the monthy "Impact" and "Acts & Facts" articles.
    • Pro-Life Blogs
      More pro-life news coverage than apologetics, but they provide links to pro-life bloggers, stories, and posts.
    • The Vision Forum
      An organization dedicated to preserving the Christian family and celebrating America's Christian heritage.