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• EarthScope

  July 1, 2002

• Book

  Our Molecular Future: How Nanotechnology, Robotics, Genetics, and Artificial Intelligence Will Transform Our World

  July 1, 2002 Douglas Mulhall Prometheus Books

  see also Amazon

• Textbook Publishers Learn to Avoid Messing with Texas

  June 29, 2002 Alexander Stille New York Times

• 50 Million Years of Genomic Stasis in Endosymbiotic Bacteria

  June 28, 2002 Ivica Tamas, et al. Science, v.296, n.5577, p.2376-2379

• "Supernova Remnant OH Masers: Signposts of Cosmic Collision" requires free registration

  June 28, 2002 Mark Wardle and Farhad Yusef-Zadeh Science, v.296, n.5577, p.2350-2354

• China Regains Fossils Seized in California

  June 28, 2002 Ding Yimin and Erik Stokstad Science, v.296, n.5577, p.2311

• "Creationist victory" in US Supreme Court

  June 28, 2002 Debora MacKenzie New Scientist

• Tottering fence of Darwinism about to take another shot

  June 27, 2002 Bob Gingrich Metro Voice News, Kansas City

• "Magnification of light from many distant quasars by gravitational lenses" requires free registration

  June 27, 2002 J. Stuart, B. Wyithe, and Abraham Loeb Nature, v.417, p.923-925

• The Malibu Antidote: Christianity and Science at the Beach

  June 26, 2002 Charles Colson BreakPoint

  August 2-5 at Pepperdine University in Malibu, the American Scientific Affiliation will host a conference that will present a roster of outstanding scientists who are also outspoken Christians

• Alternative theories to Darwin aren't all about religion

  June 25, 2002 Jessica Moenning Lincoln Journal Star (Nebraska)

  responses

• Technology applies survival of fittest to product evolution

  June 24, 2002 Simson Garfinkel Seattle Times

• Film Fest Fetes Science

  June 24, 2002 Barry A. Palevitz The Scientist, v.16, n.13, p.18

  how do you communicate science without dumbing it down?

• Major Quake Rocks Northern Iran, Killing 500

  June 23, 2002 Nazila Fathi New York Times

• Apocalypse Now

  June 23, 2002 Nancy Gibbs Time

  the biggest book of the summer is about the end of the world; it's also a sign of our troubled times

• The Fourth World Skeptics Conference

  June 23, 2002 Burbank, California

  presented by the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP) and Skeptical Inquirer magazine

• "EXOPLANETS: Jupiter's Brother Joins the Family" requires free registration

  June 21, 2002 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.296, n.5576, p.2124

• Antibody Design by Man and Nature

  June 21, 2002 Paul Wentworth, Jr. Science, v.296, n.5576, p.2247-2249

• Earth pains?

  June 20, 2002 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  astronomers suspect star like our Sun when young is giving birth to planets

• How life began: redux

  June 20, 2002 Rowan Hooper

  Japan Times / the orthodox Darwinian model says that life began with one primordial cell, but this week, Carl Woese proposes a new theory

• GA affirms ‘God’s Gift’ curriculum

  June 20, 2002 John Filiatreau Presbyterian Church (USA)

  also says faith in creator God, belief in evolution aren’t contradictory

• 15 ways to refute materialistic bigotry: A point by point response to Scientific American

  June 20, 2002 Jonathan Sarfati Answers in Genesis

• 15 Answers to Creationist Nonsense

  June 20, 2002 John Rennie Scientific American, v.287, n.1, p.78-85

  opponents of evolution want to make a place for creationism by tearing down real science, but their arguments don't hold up

• Scientific American

  LETTER: Teaching Creationism Would Be Favoritism

  June 18, 2002 Colin William Columbus Dispatch, p.8A

• Staples of Evolutionary Teaching May Not Be Textbook Case

  June 18, 2002 Nicholas Wade New York Times / peppered moth evolution example has come unglued

• Theory Challenges Darwin Doctrine of Common Descent

  June 18, 2002 Jim Barlow UniSci Daily

• Theory Challenges Darwin Doctrine of Common Descent

  June 18, 2002 contact: Jim Barlow Daily University Science News

• New cellular evolution theory rejects Darwinian assumptions

  June 17, 2002 contact: Jim Barlow, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

• Re-thinking how cells evolved

  June 17, 2002 Jim Kling United Press International

  results call into question the generally held theory that all cells on Earth descended from a single ancestral cell some three billion years ago

• Christian College Fights To Teach Creation

  June 17, 2002 Paul Serrell Christian Broadcasting Network

• School board must side with real science (editorial)

  June 17, 2002 Dayton Daily News (Ohio)

• New theory fills in the gap before Darwin

  June 17, 2002 Tim Friend USA Today

• Vox Populi: The voice of the people reveals why evolution remains controversial

  June 17, 2002 Michael Shermer Scientific American

• New cellular evolution theory rejects single cell beginning

  June 17, 2002 Jim Barlow University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  microbiologist Carl Woese presents his theory of cellular evolution, which challenges long-held traditions and beliefs of biologists

• Got Silk

  June 16, 2002 Lawrence Osborne New York Times

  Insert a single spider gene into a female goat. Milk regularly.

• What's So New in a Newfangled Science?

  June 16, 2002 George Johnson New York Times

• Noah's Flood Hypothesis May Not Hold Water

  June 14, 2002 contact: Jodi Ackerman, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

• EXOPLANETS: "'New Jupiter' Turns Up in Strange Company" requires free registration

  June 14, 2002 Donald Goldsmith Science, v.296, n.5575, p.1951

• 15 new planets

  June 14, 2002 Nature science update hints of solar system like ours spotted

• Astronomers Detect Signs That Jupiter Has a 'First Cousin'

  June 14, 2002 John Noble Wilford New York Times

• DEVOLUTION: Creationism proponents take to the trenches (editorial)

  June 14, 2002 Columbus Dispatch, p.18A

• "The recent breakup of an asteroid in the main-belt region" requires free registration

  June 13, 2002 David Nesvorný, William F. Bottke Jr, Luke Dones, and Harold F. Levison Nature, v.417, p.720-771

• Newfound Planetary System has "Hometown" Look

  June 13, 2002 NASA Cosmiverse

• A Designer World

  June 13, 2002 John D. Martin Boundless Webzine (Focus on the Family)

  Evidence is mounting that the Earth didn’t develop by accident. But the more the evidence points to God, the more desperately some academics try to deny it.

• Critics Rave Over Icons of Evolution

  June 12, 2002 Jonathan Wells Discovery Institute

  a response to published reviews

• And Congress Said, Let There Be Other Views. Or Did It?

  June 12, 2002 David J. Hoff Education Week

• Critics Rave Over Icons of Evolution: A Response to Published Reviews

  June 12, 2002 Jonathan Wells Discovery Institute

• EDITORIAL: Missing link

  June 11, 2002 Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)

  a response from the Discovery Institute

• COMMENTARY: Stephen Jay Gould

  June 10, 2002 Ricki Lewis The Scientist, v.16, n.12, p.10

• OPINION: Love Him or Hate Him, Stephen Jay Gould Made a Difference

  June 10, 2002 Barry A. Palevitz The Scientist, v.16, n.12, p.12