Earth has one moon, but Jupiter has many! What can we learn from our celestial neighbor's satellites? Do they indicate youth?
Host Lauren and Dr. Jake Hebert discuss this vital topic on episode 72 of The Creation Podcast!
Four Moons That Indicate a Young Universe | The Creation Podcast: Episode 72
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