Liberty University students and faculty have been able to glean from leading creation scientist Dr. Danny Faulkner this week, as he stirred an interest in studying God’s glimmering creation among the student body through class lectures and visits to Liberty’s Astronomical Observatory. “His guidance will hopefully lead to high-quality research projects and publications from both our students and faculty.”In his interactions with Liberty students, Faulkner said he saw a hunger for knowledge about creation science. “I’ve had a number of students come up to me after I’ve spoken to talk more and ask questions,” he said. “I’ve interacted with a lot of honors students, so it’s no surprise that they were very motivated and asked very good questions. I believe they are excited about what’s to come with what we’re starting here.”The Astronomical Observatory is located on Liberty Mountain, a few miles from campus, next to the Liberty University Equestrian Center.