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• Book

  The Grand Contraption: The World as Myth, Number, and Chance

  March 1, 2005 David Park Princeton University Press

  see also Amazon

• "Is Bacterial Resistance to Antibiotics an Appropriate Example of Evolutionary Change?"

  March 1, 2005 Kevin L. Anderson Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.41, n.4, p.318-326

• Book

  Evolution of Fossil Ecosystems

  March 1, 2005 Paul A. Selden and John R. Nudds University of Chicago Press

  see also Amazon

• Geology & Genesis: A Historical Perspective on the Interaction of Two Historical Sciences (pdf)

  March 1, 2005 Martin Rudwick Baylor University

• Flores hominid bones returned

  February 28, 2005 Tabitha M. Powledge The Scientist

  handover is unlikely to resolve scientific and ethical issues over Homo floriensis

• Atheism worldwide in decline

  February 28, 2005 Uwe Siemon-Netto Insight (United Press International)

• Time Bandits

  February 28, 2005 Jim Holt New Yorker

  What were Einstein and Gödel talking about?

• Mars: Not dead but very much alive

  February 26, 2005 Jenny Hogan and Kelly Young New Scientist, n.2488

  a frozen sea, glaciers on its tallest volcano and young lava fields all suggest the planet is geologically active

• Astronomers claim first 'dark galaxy' find

  February 26, 2005 Stuart Clark New Scientist, n.2488

  It contains enough matter to give birth to tens of millions of stars, so why are all the lights staying off?

• Room for seven on trip to the heavens

  February 26, 2005 New Scientist, n.2488, p.26

• Neutrinos to spy on planet's core

  February 26, 2005 New Scientist, n.2488, p.21

• Earth's gamma rays more powerful than realised

  February 26, 2005 New Scientist, n.2488, p.20

• UN fudges decision on human embryo cloning ban

  February 26, 2005 New Scientist, n.2488, p.5

• Cassini Drops In

  February 25, 2005 Linda Rowan Science, v.307, n.5713, p.1222

  a spacecraft has returned to Saturn

• How Science Survived: Medieval Manuscripts' "Demography" and Classic Texts' Extinction requires registration

  February 25, 2005 John L. Cisne Science, v.307, n.5713, p.1305-1307

• HISTORY OF SCIENCE: 'How Science Survived' -- Medieval Manuscripts as Fossils

  February 25, 2005 Sharon Larimer Gilman and Florence Eliza Glaze Science, v.307, n.5713, p.1208-1209

• New Perspectives on Ancient Mars

  February 25, 2005 Sean C. Solomon, et al. Science, v.307, n.5713, p.1214-1220

• "HUMAN ORIGINS: Battle Erupts Over the 'Hobbit' Bones" requires registration

  February 25, 2005 Elizabeth Culotta Science, v.307, n.5713, p.1179

• ASTROPHYSICS: Giant Neutron-Star Flare Blitzes the Galaxy With Gamma Rays

  February 25, 2005 Robert Irion Science, v.307, n.5713, p.1178-1179

• Top Prize Awarded for "Citizen" Science

  February 25, 2005 Society for Amateur Scientists

  
  the prize goes to Forrest M. Mims III, for extraordinary scientific achievement: important discoveries published in reputable research journals ... without ever having earned an advanced degree

• Formaldehyde claim inflames martian debate

  February 25, 2005 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  top scientist defends data that he says point strongly to life on Mars

• "Prokaryotic cells of the deep sub-seafloor biosphere identified as living bacteria" requires registration

  February 24, 2005 Axel Schippers, et al. Nature, v.433, p.861-864

• "New evidence on deinonychosaurian dinosaurs from the Late Cretaceous of Patagonia" requires registration

  February 24, 2005 Fernando E. Novas and Diego Pol Nature, v.433, p.858-861

• Tips for evolutionists

  February 24, 2005 Steve Rose Johnson County Sun (Overland Park, KS)

• Martian pole reveals ice age cycles

  February 24, 2005 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  climate record seen in Red Planet's exposed ice cliffs

• The Search for “God” Ends March 14

  February 24, 2005 PRWeb (Press Release Newswire) new book integrates science and religion once and for all

• Tests of faith

  February 24, 2005 Ian Sample The Guardian (UK)

  Religion may be a survival mechanism. So are we born to believe?

• Theory: Iceman Oetzi Wore High-Tech Shoes

  February 23, 2005 Jennifer Viegas Discovery Channel News

• Quark soup may cause cosmic flashes

  February 23, 2005 Philip Ball Nature (news@nature)

  gamma-ray bursts could be the signature of ultradense stars

• Bacteria thrive at stunning depths

  February 23, 2005 Roxanne Khamsi Nature (news@nature)

  genetic molecule reveals that cells in ancient ocean sediments are alive

• Astronomers spot invisible galaxy

  February 23, 2005 Mark Peplow Nature (news@nature)

  discovery supports most recent theories about exotic dark matter

• Astronomers Spy Galaxy's Strongest Explosion Yet

  February 22, 2005 Scientific American

• Strong Quake in Central Iran Levels Towns; Hundreds Die

  February 22, 2005 Nazila Fathi New York Times

• To know science is to love it

  February 22, 2005 Helen Pearson Nature (news@nature)

  bolstering support for the field remains a thorny problem

• Mars may have a frozen sea

  February 22, 2005 Philip Ball Nature (news@nature)

  images of Elysium plains seem to show ice floes

• UN bans reproductive cloning

  February 21, 2005 Alison McCook The Scientist

  non-legally binding agreement doesn't explicitly address therapeutic cloning

• Early turtle ancestor found

  February 21, 2005 Judy Skatssoon ABC Science Online

• Titanic complexity pleases planet scientists

  February 21, 2005 Jo Marchant Nature (news@nature)

  Cassini beams back data on ammoniac lava and 'cat scratch' formations

• Unintelligent Design

  February 20, 2005 Jim Holt New York Times

• Seminary site to explore cosmic designer concept

  February 20, 2005 Peter Smith Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky)

  scholar contends Darwin was wrong

• letters: February 27, 2005 — an affront to the truth ... scientifically illiterate ... faith-based th

• Science's new heresy trial

  February 19, 2005 Gene Edward Veith World Magazine

  a Smithsonian-backed editor is defrocked by the priesthood of science for publishing an article on Intelligent Design

• Strong Quake Causes Panic in Indonesia's East

  February 19, 2005 New York Times (Reuters)

• Signs of intelligent design emerging

  February 19, 2005 Rich Barlow Boston Globe

  the cultural storm over ''intelligent design" has generated a squall over Cambridge and the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics

• Anthropologist resigns in 'dating disaster'

  February 19, 2005 World Net Daily panel says professor of human origins made up data, plagiarized works

• History of modern man unravels as German scholar is exposed as fraud

  February 19, 2005 Luke Harding The Guardian (UK)

  flamboyant anthropologist falsified dating of key discoveries

• Can 'feather foot' knock oldest bird off its perch?

  February 19, 2005 Jeff Hecht New Scientist

• The mystery of disappearing gravity

  February 19, 2005 Bruce Schechter New Scientist, n.2487

• Terrestrial Gamma-Ray Flashes Observed up to 20 MeV

  February 18, 2005 David M. Smith, Liliana I. Lopez, R. P. Lin, and Christopher P. Barrington-Leigh Science, v.307, n.5712, p.1085-1088

• "Gamma Rays Made on Earth" requires registration

  February 18, 2005 Umran Inan Science, v.307, n.5712, p.1054-1055

• Huge explosion traced to exotic star

  February 18, 2005 Jim Giles

  Nature (news@nature)