New Glue Leaves Evolutionists in a Stickier Position Than Ever!

In a Creation Moments program called "Gecko Tape," we talked about the amazing ability of the gecko to walk up walls and across the ceiling. The gecko can do this because it has tiny hairs, called setae, on its feet. These hairs are so tiny that they actually grip the molecules in the surface of the material upon which the gecko is walking.We also noted that researchers were trying to create a similar type of glue in the lab but had failed. Well, that changed last Thursday (October 9) when researchers reported they had successfully developed a new type of dry glue designed to mimic gecko feet.

"Our sticky glue has a force 10 times that of gecko feet and three times more than previous sticky glues trying to mimic the gecko feet," said Liming Dai of the University of Dayton, who had developed the glue with teams from the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory and the University of Akron.

This breakthrough confirms what Creation Moments has been saying all along. It took the combined intelligence of researchers at the University of Dayton, the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory and the University of Akron to develop the glue. How absurd for evolutionists to suggest that the glue found on gecko feet was developed without an intelligent Designer!