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• Black says he's still a 'Darwinian capitalist'

  May 28, 2004 Barbara Shecter National Post (canada.com)

• LANDMARKS: Forgotten Black Hole Birth

  May 28, 2004 David Lindley Physical Review Focus

  had J. Robert Oppenheimer not led the US effort to build the atomic bomb, he might still have been remembered for conceiving of black holes

• Origin of species

  May 27, 2004 Deborah Smith Sydney Morning Herald

  our closest relative, the chimpanzee, is not quite as close to us as was thought

• Chimp chromosome creates puzzles

  May 27, 2004 Laura Nelson Nature science update

  first sequence is unexpectedly different from human equivalent

• NASA Telescope Finds Likely Young Planet

  May 27, 2004 Marcia Dunn Yahoo! News

• Hippos create their own sunscreen

  May 26, 2004 CBC News (Canada)

• Chromosomes reveal surprise human-chimp differences

  May 26, 2004 Bob Holmes New Scientist

• "Helium Diffusion Age of 6,000 Years Supports Accelerated Nuclear Decay"

  May 26, 2004 D. Russell Humphreys, Steven A. Austin, John R. Baumgardner, and Andrew A. Snelling Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.41, n.1, p.1-16

• Dust rocks Martian river theory

  May 25, 2004 Philip Ball Nature science update

  signs of water may really be slumping sand

• Rethinking Genetic Determinism

  May 24, 2004 Paul H. Silverman The Scientist, v.18, n.10, p.32

  with only 30,000 genes, what is it that makes humans human?

• "Rethinking the emplacement and evolution of zoned plutons: Geochronologic evidence for incremental assembly of the Tuolumne Intrusive Suite, California"

  May 24, 2004 Drew S. Coleman, Walt Gray, and Allen F. Glazner Geology, v.32, n.5, p.433-436

• Four-winged birds may have been first fliers

  May 23, 2004 Jeff Hecht New Scientist

• An Open Letter to the Scientific Community

  May 22, 2004 Halton Arp, et al.

  New Scientist, p.20

• An Open Letter to the Scientific Community

  May 22, 2004 New Scientist

  the big bang today relies on a growing number of hypothetical entities, things that we have never observed

• review: "Natural Law Without a Lawgiver" (pdf)

  May 22, 2004 Francis J. Beckwith Review of Politics, v.68, p.680-682

• "The Involvement of the Orbitofrontal Cortex in the Experience of Regret" requires free registration

  May 21, 2004 Nathalie Camille, Giorgio Coricelli, Jerome Sallet, Pascale Pradat-Diehl, Jean-René Duhamel, and Angela Sirigu Science, v.304, n.5674, p.1167-1170

• "Discovery and Directed Evolution of a Glyphosate Tolerance Gene" requires free registration

  May 21, 2004 Linda A. Castle, et al. Science, v.304, n.5674, p.1151-1154

• Rapid Rise of Sea Level 19,000 Years Ago and Its Global Implications

  May 21, 2004 Peter U. Clark, A. Marshall McCabe, Alan C. Mix, and Andrew J. Weaver Science, v.304, n.5674, p.1141-1144

• The Cradle of the Solar System

  May 21, 2004 J. Jeff Hester, Steven J. Desch, Kevin R. Healy, and Laurie A. Leshin Science, v.304, n.5674, p.1116-1117

• "Iranian Dig Opens Window on New Civilization" requires free registration

  May 21, 2004 Andrew Lawler Science, v.304, n.5674, p.1096-1097

• "EXOPLANETS: Hotter-Than-Hot Newcomers Push the Planetary Envelope" requires free registration

  May 21, 2004 Govert Schilling Science, v.304, n.5674, p.1092

• "Galaxy Clusters Bear Witness to Universal Speed-Up" requires free registration

  May 21, 2004 Adrian Cho Science, v.304, n.5674, p.1092

• Theory proposes new view of sun and Earth's creation

  May 21, 2004 Arizona State University brightsurf.com

• Collie or Pug? Study Finds the Genetic Code

  May 21, 2004 Mark Derr New York Times

• Science "Discovers" Our Need for God

  May 21, 2004 Jennifer Roback Morse ToTheSource

  scientific evidence indicates humans are biologically primed to seek moral and spiritual meaning

• Ancient continents sent flying

  May 21, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature science update

  shifting core may have accelerated land movements

• "John Maynard Smith (1920-2004)" requires free registration

  May 20, 2004 Eörs Szathmáry and Peter Hammerstein Nature, v.429, p.258-259

• "Evolutionary biology: Lamprey Hox genes and the evolution of jaws" requires free registration

  May 20, 2004 Yoko Takio, Massimo Pasqualetti, Shigehiro Kuraku, Shigeki Hirano, Filippo M. Rijli, and Shigeru Kuratani Nature, v.429

• Articulated Palaeozoic fossil with 17 plates greatly expands disparity of early chitons

  May 20, 2004 Michael J. Vendrasco, Troy E. Wood, and Bruce N. Runnegar Nature, v.429, p.288-291

• Dog DNA Study Yields Clues to Origins of Breeds

  May 20, 2004 John Pickrell National Geographic News

• News Update/Commentary

  Claim made for new form of life

  May 19, 2004 Paul Rincon BBC News

  doctors claim to have uncovered new evidence that the tiny particles known as "nannobacteria" are indeed alive and may cause a range of human illnesses

• Galaxy cluster X-rays confirm dark energy

  May 18, 2004 Stephen Battersby New Scientist

• "Cretaceous flowers of Nymphaeaceae and implications for complex insect entrapment pollination mechanisms in early Angiosperms"

  May 17, 2004 M. A. Gandolfo, K. C. Nixon, and W. L. Crepet Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA

• News Update/Commentary

  Geological time gets a new period

  May 17, 2004 BBC News

  geologists have added a new period to their official calendar of Earth's history - the first in 120 years

• GEOCHEMISTRY: Life's Chemical Kitchen

  May 14, 2004 Barbara Sherwood Lollar Science, v.304, n.5673, p.972-973

• "Evidence of Huge, Deadly Impact Found Off Australian Coast?" requires free registration

  May 14, 2004 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.304, n.5673, p.941

• ARN-Announce, n.38

  May 14, 2004 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network

• Hubble snaps new world

  May 14, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature science update

  Is this the first photo of a planet beyond our solar system?

• "Hyperactive antifreeze protein in a fish" requires free registration

  May 13, 2004 Christopher B. Marshall, Garth L. Fletcher, and Peter L. Davies Nature, v.429, p.153

• NOAA, partners film active deep-sea volcanic activity

  May 13, 2004 contact: Fred Gorell National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

  liquid CO₂, rare mix of chemical, sunlight-based life

• Handsome men evolved thanks to picky females

  May 12, 2004 Andy Coghlan New Scientist

• Disaster Movie Makes Waves

  May 12, 2004 Mark Peplow Nature science update

  but could the climate crash 'the day after tomorrow'?

• Then a Miracle Occurs

  May 10, 2004 Michael Shermer e-Skeptic magazine (Skeptics Society)

  an obstreperous evening with the insouciant Kent Hovind, young earth creationist and defender of the faith

• 'Junk' DNA reveals vital role

  May 7, 2004 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  inscrutable genetic sequences seem indispensable

• Is There Scientific Evidence for the Existence of God?

  May 7, 2004 Walter L. Bradley The Real Issue

  how the recent discoveries support a designed universe

• New Crater Beckons Mars Rover

  May 7, 2004 Kenneth Chang New York Times

  the Mars rover Opportunity took a panoramic photograph of the 430-foot-wide crater known as Endurance, which scientists are eager to explore with the rover's instruments

• "Old World Fossil Record of Modern-Type Hummingbirds" requires free registration

  May 7, 2004 Gerald Mayr Science, v.304, n.5672, p.861-864

• "Surprise Hummingbird Fossil Sets Experts Abuzz" requires free registration

  May 7, 2004 Erik Stokstad Science, v.304, n.5672, p.810-811

• News Update/Commentary

  Oldest hummingbird fossils found

  May 6, 2004 BBC News

• A Top Scientist's Research Is Under Attack

  May 6, 2004 Jane E. Brody New York Times