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• Physics bans cloning

  May 21, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  it is impossible to make an exact copy of any object, living or not

• Jupiter gains rock group

  May 20, 2002 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  eleven new moons found circling Jupiter

• An evolutionary champion dies at 60

  May 20, 2002 MSNBC Stephen Jay Gould wrote about nature, millennium, baseball

• Stephen Jay Gould, Biologist and Theorist on Evolution, Dies at 60

  May 20, 2002 Carol Kaesuk Yoon New York Times

• New Evidence for Dark Dwarf Galaxies Supports Dark Matter Theory

  May 20, 2002 University of California, San Diego

• Raising Ebenezer, the Allosaur

  May 20, 2002 Creation Expeditions perhaps the most complete Allosaur skull has been uncovered

• Anthropology Afoul of the Facts

  May 19, 2002 Benjamin Wiker National Catholic Register

  Margaret Mead’s flights of fancy in Samoa

• Keeping an Eye on the Heavens

  May 18, 2002 Bill Broadway Washington Post, p.B09

  Vatican's chief astronomer, a priest, sees room for religion and science

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Ascent of Dinosaurs Linked to an Iridium Anomaly at the Triassic-Jurassic Boundary

  May 17, 2002 P. E. Olsen, D. V. Kent, H.-D. Sues, C. Koeberl, H. Huber, A. Montanari, E. C. Rainforth, S. J. Fowell, M. J. Szajna, and B. W. Hartline Science, v.296, n.5571, p.1305-1307

• "The Other RNA World" requires free registration

  May 17, 2002 Guy Riddihough Science, v.296, n.5571, p.1259

• Asteroid let dinosaurs rule

  May 17, 2002 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  impact may have caused mass extinction that let hardy giants thrive

• An Expanding Universe of Noncoding RNAs

  May 17, 2002 Gisela Storz Science, v.296, n.5571, p.1260-1263

• A Fresh Look at Glacial Floods

  May 17, 2002 Steven M. Colman Science, v.296, n.5571, p.1251-1252

• "EVOLUTION: Did an Impact Trigger the Dinosaurs' Rise?" requires free registration

  May 17, 2002 Richard A. Kerr Science, v.296, n.5571, p.1215-1216

• Home School Expedition Uncovers Rare Allosaur and Giant Sauropod

  May 17, 2002 Vision Forum and Creation Expeditions

• "Studying genomes through the aeons: protein families, pseudogenes and proteome evolution"

  May 17, 2002 P. M. Harrison and M. Gerstein J. Mol. Biol., v.318, n.5, p.1155-1174

• News Update/Commentary

  Cosmic impact could have started dinosaur age

  May 16, 2002 Kate Tobin CNN

• Cosmic wrinkles smoothed

  May 16, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  a new technique could reconstruct images of the early Universe

• CBHD Denounces Patenting of Human Cloning

  May 16, 2002 Daniel McConchie The Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity

• Accreditor Says Creationism Mandate Violates Academic Freedom

  May 15, 2002 Ted Olsen Christianity Today

• Odds on aliens

  May 14, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  one in three planets like Earth probably harbor life

• Easter Recast: 97 Percent Chance Jesus Rose from the Dead

  May 14, 2002 Ted Olsen Christianity Today

• Natural Catastrophes during Bronze Age Civilisations: Archaeological, Geological and Astronomical Perspectives -- conference

  May 14, 2002 Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge

• Official World Site Malachite Man

  May 14, 2002 fossilized dinosaurs and humans in the same rock

• Questioning the Orthodoxy

  May 14, 2002 Richard Halvorson Harvard Political Review

  Intelligent Design theory is breaking the scientific monopoly of Darwinism

• In "The Designer" We Trust?

  May 14, 2002 Jeffrey M. Rosenfeld Harvard Political Review

  Intelligent Design theory is right-wing fundamentalism masquerading as science

• New Theory of Universe Goes Beyond the Bang

  May 13, 2002 Susan Okie Washington Post, p.A6

• Creationism among issues in Patrick Henry accreditation

  May 13, 2002 Christine Hall Baptist Press News

• So God's Really in the Details?

  May 11, 2002 Emily Eakin New York Times

• A Man Who Would Shake Up Science

  May 11, 2002 Edward Rothstein New York Times

• review: Darwinism in a flutter

  May 11, 2002 Peter D. Smith The Guardian (UK)

• Oldest animal tracks?

  May 10, 2002 John Whitfield Nature science update

  many-celled creatures may have made billion-year-old marks

• Shock protein revelations

  May 10, 2002 John Whitfield Nature science update

  evolution may plunder hidden genetic variation

• Letter signed by 27 British scientists & educators

  May 9, 2002 Answers in Genesis 'Don't change the National Curriculum!'

• The Big Bang (one more time)

  May 9, 2002 Peter N. Spotts Christian Science Monitor

  Just when it seems the broad outline of the universe's origin is as safely in hand as money in the bank, along come two physicists who could prove to be the Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid of cosmology.

• ARN-Announce

  May 9, 2002 Dennis Wagner Access Research Network, n.23

• as follow up on the book: Icons of Evolution

• Research that evolves from fossils to genes

  May 8, 2002 Mark Ridley Times Online (UK)

  review of four books that explore the big questions of evolution

• No State of Bliss: Americans' scientific ignorance is appalling

  May 8, 2002 Columbus Dispatch, p.14A (editorial)

• New Book Explores Rise of Intelligent-Design Idea

  May 5, 2002 David Lore Columbus Dispatch, p.7B

• Krauss Goes Ballistic over ID; NSF's Biennial "Science Literacy" Survey

  May 5, 2002 Mark Hartwig

  Access Research Network (Weekly Wedge Update)

• Killer blow

  May 4, 2002 Kate Ravilious New Scientist

  "A meteor the size of San Francisco hurtles towards the Earth at 20 kilometres a second ..."

• Fresh bunch of old flowers

  May 3, 2002 Christopher Surridge Nature science update

  fossil plants form new branch in flower family tree

• News Update/Commentary

  'Oldest flower' found in China

  May 3, 2002 BBC News

• 'Our Posthuman Future': Biotechnology as a Threat to Human Nature

  May 3, 2002 Colin McGinn New York Times

• Fossil Plant Hints How First Flowers Bloomed

  May 3, 2002 Erik Stokstad Science, v.296, n.5569, p.821

• ASSYRIA: Bringing a Long-Lost Library Back to Life

  May 3, 2002 Andrew Lawler Science, v.296, n.5569, p.834-835

• "Palaeoclimatology: Snowball fights"

  May 2, 2002 Naomi Lubick Nature, v.417, p.12-13

  Did the world freeze over some half a billion years ago? Two Harvard scientists think so, but convincing other climatologists is proving difficult.

• A new phylum of Archaea represented by a nanosized hyperthermophilic symbiont

  May 2, 2002 Harald Huber, et al. Nature, v.417, p.63-67

• Growth clocked

  May 2, 2002 John Whitfield Nature science update

  size and temperature predict pace of life

• Book

  Man, Beast and Zombie: What Science Can and Cannot Tell Us About Human Nature

  May 1, 2002 Kenan Malik Rutgers University Press

  see review: February 1, 2002