Large format posters detailing the creation week, the geological column, fossils, and more.
Clicking on any of those posters or banners will begin their download to your device. The posters are formatted to be printed as large as 24" x 36" and the banners are 35.5" x 86", both in pdf format. These posters and banners may be freely downloaded and used, as long as they are distributed without charge and the “Geoscience Research Institute” is acknowledged as the author. The Geoscience Research Institute retains the copyright and prohibits all commercial use unless written permission is first obtained.
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Discusses the properties of light that contribute to make our planet habitable
What are the properties of the earth's atmosphere that make it just right to sustain life?
Explains how the composition of the crust, properties of water, and metabolism of plants contribute to support life on earth
Looks at the moon and tides and their effects on life
Illustrates some examples of ingenuous functional design and cooperation in marine organisms and birds
Illustrates complex and functional systems in terrestrial organisms and addresses the uniqueness of humans
Reflects on the day of rest and on the character of the Creator
Some of the properties of light and the Sun that make life possible
Our planet's atmosphere is ideal for life and exploration
The earth's crust, water, and plants contribute to the subsistence of life
Relation of the Sun and the Moon to the Earth and some biological cycles
Examples of design in sea and sky animals
Examples of design in land animals and humans
Sabbath, the day of rest, and time cycles
Examples of mutualism, commensalism, and altruism.
A summary of information about dinosaurs that can be gained from the study of the fossil record, including types, size, diet, habitats, and locomotion
Illustrates the main types of fossils and their process of formation
Explains the principle of superposition, the ordered distribution of fossils, the main subdivisions of the geologic column, and the concept of gaps and paraconformities
Shows some examples of biological and human designs built around mathematical patterns such as the Fibonacci sequence and golden ratio.