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• Mount Karthala erupts in Comoros

  April 18, 2005 CNN (Associated Press)

  a volcano erupted on the main island of the Comoros archipelago in the Indian Ocean, sending thousands of people fleeing

• Scientists: Early universe didn't blow so much as flow

  April 18, 2005 CNN (Associated Press)

  new results from a particle collider suggest that the universe behaved like a liquid in its earliest moments, not the fiery gas that was thought to have pervaded the first microseconds of existence

• New State of Matter Is 'Nearly Perfect' Liquid

  April 18, 2005 Sarah Graham Scientific American News

• Answers in Genesis rebuts 'false claims'

  April 18, 2005 Ken Ham and Mark Looy Kentucky Post

• Asteroid bombardment left Mars fit for life

  April 16, 2005 Hazel Muir New Scientist, n.2495

  impacts on the Red Planet could have created warm, life-promoting pockets of water that persisted for hundreds of thousands of years

• UN may throw lifeline to Darwin's paradise

  April 16, 2005 New Scientist, n.2495, p.6

• Inside the Mind of a Creationist

  April 16, 2005 Najeeb Hasan Metro

  in the last year, Silicon Valley has been a center of a showdown over religious beliefs in public schools

• A Pair of Shelled Eggs Inside a Female Dinosaur

  April 15, 2005 Tamaki Sato, Yen-nien Cheng, Xiao-chun Wu, Darla K. Zelenitsky, and Yu-fu Hsiao Science, v.308, n.5720, p.375

• "Life on the Early Earth: A Sedimentary View" requires registration

  April 15, 2005 Frances Westall Science, v.308, n.5720, p.366-367

• News Update/Commentary

  Whale-Dolphin Hybrid Has Baby Wholphin

  April 15, 2005 Fox News

  the only whale-dolphin mix in captivity has given birth to a playful female calf according to officials at Sea Life Park, Hawaii

• Found: Fossil Dino Mom-to-Be Bearing Eggs

  April 15, 2005 Sarah Graham Scientific American

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists find eggs in dinosaur mom

  April 15, 2005 Marsha Walton CNN

  discovery offers clues on prehistoric reptile's reproduction

• Asteroid Rained Glass Over Entire Earth, Scientists Say

  April 15, 2005 Hillary Mayell National Geographic News

  scientists have gained better understanding of the asteroid crash that most likely took out the dinosaurs and much other

  Einstein's "Year of Wonders," 100 Years Later

  April 15, 2005 Stefan Lovgren National Geographic News

• Distant planets could be made of diamond

  April 15, 2005 Philip Ball Nature (news@nature)

  welcome to carbon world, which boasts some serious rocks

• Mouse, fly wound repair linked

  April 15, 2005 Charles Q. Choi The Scientist

  reports suggest common control factors for the healing of mammal skin and insect cuticle

• New evidence for the earliest hominid

  April 15, 2005 Laura Stafford Geotimes

• Researchers find new giant amphibian fossils in Africa

  April 14, 2005 contact: Christine Zeindler EurekAlert!

• First clone of champion racehorse revealed

  April 14, 2005 Andy Coghlan New Scientist

• What a way to go

  April 14, 2005 Kate Ravilious The Guardian (UK)

  super-volcano, robotic rebellion, or terrorism? ... what is the biggest danger to Earth and the chances of it happening?

• The Case for a Creator (pdf)

  April 14, 2005 Lee Strobel Capistrano Valley Church (California)

• "Physics and the public: Science as illusion"

  April 14, 2005 Alison Abbott Nature, v.434, p.820

  when a magician uses science to present his tricks, the effects are seductive

• Magazine Article

  Dinosaur eggs found whole in mother's belly

  April 14, 2005 Jeff Hecht New Scientist

• Sea-level records reveal surprising choppiness

  April 14, 2005 Jessica Ebert Nature (news@nature)

  fresh analysis shows that levels changed even between ice ages

• Dinosaur Eggs Discovered Inside Mother -- A First

  April 14, 2005 John Roach National Geographic News

• Geographic Society Is Seeking a Genealogy of Humankind

  April 13, 2005 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• DNA study of human migration

  April 13, 2005 Benjamin Pimentel San Francisco Chronicle

  National Geographic and IBM investigate spread of prehistoric peoples around world

• News Update/Commentary

  Researchers Discover Largest 'Gene Deserts'; Find New Clues to Ancestral Chromosome Fusion

  April 13, 2005 NIH & National Human Genome Research Institute Science Daily

• Early Universe was packed with mini black holes

  April 13, 2005 contact: David Reid EurekAlert!

• Dembski: Intelligent design offers alternative to Darwinism

  April 13, 2005 David Roach Baptist Press News

• Backward Evolution

  April 12, 2005 Richard Cohen Washington Post, p.A21

• Fossils of Apelike Creature Still Stir Lineage Debate

  April 12, 2005 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• Why Einstein may have got it wrong

  April 11, 2005 David Adam The Guardian (UK)

• Book

  National Geographic: Begging the Question

  April 11, 2005 Denyse O'Leary Crux Magazine

• Ernst Mayr, Biologist Extraordinaire

  April 11, 2005 Lynn Margulis American Scientist

  an appreciation of Harvard's visionary of modern evolutionary synthesis

• Goodbye Mars, Hello Earth

  April 10, 2005 Paul Davies New York Times

  to claim that life is widespread in the universe is not only respectable, it also underpins NASA's ambitious astrobiology program

• Sacred constant might be changing

  April 10, 2005 contact: David Reid EurekAlert!

  one of the constants of the universe might not be constant

• Life's top 10 greatest inventions

  April 9, 2005 New Scientist, n.2494, p.26

  multicellularity, the eye, the brain, language, photosynthesis, sex, death, parasitism, superorganisms, symbiosis

• Science and Religious Fundamentalism in the 1920s

  April 9, 2005 Edward B. Davis American Scientist

  religious pamphlets by leading scientists of the Scopes era provide insight into public debates about science and religion

• Code of Many Colors

  April 9, 2005 Christen Brownlee Science News Online, v.167, n.15, p.232

  Can researchers see race in the genome?

• 'Genesis' seminar explores creation, evolution

  April 9, 2005 Ann Wallace Leaf-Chronicle (Clarksville, TN)

• One Hundred Years of Uncertainty

  April 8, 2005 Brian Greene New York Times

  just about a hundred years ago, Albert Einstein began writing a paper that secured his place in the pantheon of humankind's greatest thinkers

• Mammoth remains unearthed at California construction site

  April 8, 2005 CNN (Associated Press)

  remarkably well-preserved remnants of an estimated half-million-year-old ice age mammoth -- including both tusks -- were discovered at a new housing development in Southern California

• Woolly Mammoth Resurrection, "Jurassic Park" Planned

  April 8, 2005 Stefan Lovgren National Geographic News

• "Twilight for the Enlightenment?"

  April 8, 2005 Donald Kennedy Science, v.308, n.5719, p.165

  "intelligent design" essentially asserts that a sufficient quantity of complexity and beauty is by itself evidence of divine origin--a retrogression to the pre-Darwinian zoologist William Paley, who saw in the elegant construction of a beetle's antenna th

• Anthropology: The earliest toothless hominin skull

  April 7, 2005 David Lordkipanidze, et al. Nature, v.434, p.717-718

• Early hominid 'cared for elderly'

  April 7, 2005 BBC News ancient hominids from the Caucasus may have fed and cared for their elderly

• Cosmic Collisions with Earth: Chicxulub, Meteor Crater and More

  April 7, 2005 in Flagstaff and at Meteor Crater, AZ

• Marscape: The Geology of the Channeled Scablands

  April 7, 2005 in central Washington and Wenatchee, WA

• Astrobiology: Life and Death on Planets

  April 7, 2005 in Seattle, WA