On today's program, we'll talk what has been learned about the existence of water on and below the surface of Mars.

On today's program, we take a close-up look at the asteroids between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter … and tell you the fascinating story of how they were discovered.

Why do so many people break the book of Genesis into two parts with the separation beginning at chapter 12? As you'll see on today's program, no such division is necessary. In fact, it can even separate people from God.

Perhaps you have heard that some scientists hope to turn greenhouse gases into fuel that can power cars. While it seems like a good idea, find out on today's program why this idea is – pardon the pun – fuelish!

Three moons orbiting the planet Jupiter are causing a huge problem for deep-time evolutionary scientists. What problem is keeping these scientists awake at night? Find out on today's program.

Climate change, we are told, is a very bad thing and we must do something about it NOW or our planet is doomed. On today's programs, you'll see how a warmer planet can actually be good for some creatures that inhabit it.

Are you familiar with the astronomer Frank Drake or the equation bearing his name? Though we've talked about Drake on a previous broadcast, his equation is what we'll be investigating on today's program.

On today's program, we take you to Ganymede, one of the four moons orbiting Jupiter. See why evolutionary scientists are bubbling over with excitement at what they've found there … and why they shouldn't be.

We've all heard of Galileo, if only from a song by Queen. But what did this man discover and why did he get in so much trouble with the religious leaders of his day? That's the topic of today's program.

Today's program is not about climate change alarmism, but it IS about climate you'll find nowhere on Earth. Today's forecast focuses on the planet Jupiter, and trust us, you wouldn't want to live there!