The planthopper bug has gears in its legs that permit it to jump what in human terms would be like vaulting the length of two football fields at one go.

One of the unusual features of this event is a Youth Track led by biologist Daniel Reeves, accessibly introducing the theory of intelligent design, the idea of cosmic design, and the science of design detection.

An all-expenses-paid program, the Seminar this year runs from July 10 to 18 in Seattle, with applications due by March 4.

The evidence is overwhelming: for human uniqueness as well as for the staggering complexities of synorganized structures on all organismic levels, from DNA, RNA, cellular and tissue systems perfectly fine-tuned into organs and coordinated organ networks, integrated into whole organisms and species to biocenoses and vice versa involving the origin of enormous magnitudes of information for generating their necessary specificity and irreducibility.

Otangelo Grasso writes, “I wish to emphasize the irreducible complexity of the visual cycle, on top of the sheer anatomical complexity of the human eye with its over two million working parts, second only to the human brain in complexity.”