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• Blog Post

  Media Lying About Climate and Hurricanes

  October 4, 2022 Michael Shellenberger

  It's time to state the obvious.

• Computer Takeover Won't Happen, Say a Scientist and Philosopher

  October 4, 2022 Mind Matters

  Jobst Landgrebe and Barry Smith say that the Singularity advocates are missing something fundamental about computers vs. humans

• Here’s how life on Earth might have formed out of thin air and water

  October 4, 2022 Laura Baisas Popular Science

  When droplets of water react with the air, life-starting things may happen.

• Demonstrations of quantum entanglement earn the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics

  October 4, 2022 Heather M. Hill and Andrew Grant Physics Today

  By investigating the mysteries of quantum mechanics, Alain Aspect, John Clauser, and Anton Zeilinger also set the stage for emerging quantum technologies.

• The Big Bang Bust-Up

  October 4, 2022 Alexis Papazoglou iai News

  HowTheLightGetsIn debates the origin of the universe

• Experiments hint at how molecules essential to all life first arose

  October 4, 2022 Karmela Padavic-Callaghan New Scientist

  A series of chemistry experiments suggest that a molecule that provides energy for all living cells, called ATP, could have been forged in geothermal vents in the ocean or created in freshwater ponds

• ‘Pale blue dot' planets like Earth may make up only 1% of potentially habitable worlds

  October 4, 2022 Keith Cooper space.com

  We may need to look for “pale yellow dots" instead.

• Is theoretical physics broken? Or is it just hard?

  October 4, 2022 Ethan Siegel Big Think

  When you don't have enough clues to bring your detective story to a close, you should expect that your educated guesses will all be wrong.

• Can God Be Proved Mathematically?

  October 4, 2022 Manon Bischoff Scientific American

  Some mathematicians have sought a logical proof for the existence of God. Here’s what they discovered

• News Update/Commentary

  ‘Kipferl': Guiding the defense against jumping genes

  October 4, 2022 Institute of Molecular Biotechnology of the Austrian Academy of Sciences Science Daily

  Researchers describe how different types of repetitive DNA elements are controlled by the same silencing mechanism in fruit fly ovaries. Central to their findings is an uncharacterized protein that the researchers named ‘Kipferl'

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient chemistry may explain why living things use ATP as the universal energy currency

  October 4, 2022 Public Library of Science Science Daily

  An early step in metabolic evolution set the stage for emergence of ATP as the universal energy carrier

• Our ancestors’ prenatal growth sped up after we split from chimps

  October 3, 2022 Carissa Wong New Scientist

  Early humans evolved a faster fetal growth rate than other apes about a million years ago, suggesting it could have played a role in the evolution of our species

• Nobel win for Swede who unlocked secrets of Neanderthal DNA

  October 3, 2022 Pietro de Cristofaro and Laura Ungar ABC News (Associated Press)

  Swedish scientist Svante Paabo has won this year’s Nobel Prize in medicine for his discoveries on human evolution

• Do Fish Skulls Show Evolution?

  October 3, 2022 Frank Sherwin Institute for Creation Research

• Symbiotic Organs: Extreme Intimacy with the Microbial World

  October 3, 2022 Catherine Offord The Scientist

  All multicellular creatures interact with bacteria, but some have taken the relationship to another level with highly specialized structures that house, feed, and exploit the tiny organisms.

• Black holes can’t trash info about what they swallow -- and that’s a problem

  October 3, 2022 Paul Sutter ars technica

  Solving the information paradox could unlock quantum gravity and unification of forces.

• New Nobel Laureate, Svante Pääbo, on the “Politics” of Paleontology and Humans Origins

  October 3, 2022 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Science Today

• Why does time go forwards, not backwards?

  October 3, 2022 Martha Henriques BBC

• The 5 greatest puzzles in fundamental physics

  October 3, 2022 Ethan Siegel Big Think

  From the tiniest subatomic scales to the grandest cosmic ones, solving any of these puzzles could unlock our understanding of the Universe.

• Can stringy physics rescue the universe from a catastrophic transformation?

  October 3, 2022 Paul Sutter space.com

• News Update/Commentary

  The fountain of life: Water droplets hold the secret ingredient for building life

  October 3, 2022 Purdue University Science Daily

  Chemists discover key to early Earth chemistry, which could unlock ways to speed up chemical synthesis for drug discovery

• The Humble Bee

  October 3, 2022 Calvin Smith Answers in Genesis

  A Flying Supercomputer!

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists discover dual-function messenger RNA

  October 3, 2022 Arizona State University Science Daily

  A new study has discovered an unprecedented pathway producing telomerase RNA from a protein-coding messenger RNA (mRNA).

• Ancient DNA pioneer Svante Pääbo wins Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine

  October 3, 2022 Andrew Curry Science

  By sequencing genomes of extinct hominins, Pääbo explored “what makes us uniquely human”

• Is the body key to understanding consciousness?

  October 2, 2022 Mo Costandi The Guardian

  A new understanding of the fundamental connection between mind and body explains phenomena such as phantom limbs, and has surprising implications

• Chemists journey to the center of the Earth

  October 2, 2022 Katherine Bourzac Chemical & Engineering News

  The chemistry of the core drives our planet’s magnetic field and holds clues about Earth’s history. Geochemists are going to extremes to understand it

• Life: Designed to not evolve

  October, 2022 Bruce Lawrence Creation Ministries International

• Throwing the Baby Out with the Bathwater

  October, 2022 Sahana V. Rajan Res Philosophica, v.99, n.4, p.403-425

  The Dangers of Global and Local Ontologies in Scientific Metaphysics

• Blind Cave Fish as a Model System for Continuous Environmental Tracking and Adaptive Engineering

  October, 2022 Jeffrey P. Tomkins, Scott Arledge, and Randy J. Guliuzza Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.58, n.4, p.289-296

  Catching the Vision

• Molecular Baraminology of Primates

  October, 2022 Matthew Cserhati Creation Research Society Quarterly, v.59, p.72-80

• The Big Whimper

  October, 2022 David Kordahl The New Atlantis

  Why cosmology may not end with a bang

• A Scientist’s Arduous Path from Hard Atheism to Faith

  October, 2022 Günter Bechly Salvo, n.62

  a long surrender

• Fast folding cells perform a truly amazing feat … and have from the beginning

  October, 2022 Jonathan O’Brien Creation Ministries International

  One of the biggest mysteries in biology is how the body’s cells fold up long protein molecules.

• Darwin, Marx, and two letters

  October, 2022 Russell Grigg Creation Ministries International

• Video

  Miraculously preserved 1-million-year-old human skull discovered in China

  September 30, 2022 CNN

  Chinese archaeologists discovered an incredibly well-preserved 1-million-year-old Homo erectus skull, filling a major gap in our understanding of human evolution.

• Creation Pioneer David Coppedge

  September 30, 2022 David F. Coppedge Institute for Creation Research

• Pine Trees’ Fragrances Help Neighbors Battle Bark Beetles

  September 30, 2022 Katherine Irving The Scientist

  Polluted air impedes the trees’ ability to read one another’s signals, a study finds.

• Walking Whales and Why All Critiques of the Waiting Time Problem Fail

  September 30, 2022 Günter Bechly Evolution News & Science Today

  Fossil Friday

• Creation Pioneer John Baumgardner

  September 30, 2022 John Baumgardner Institute for Creation Research

• T-Rex Skeleton Expected to Fetch Up to $25 Million at Auction

  September 29, 2022 Nurin Sofia Bloomberg News

  A Tyrannosaurus rex fossil will go to auction at Christie’s in Hong Kong in November

• Goliath -- the BHG

  September 29, 2022 Gavin Cox Creation Ministries International

  Seven archaeological evidences for the biblical giant

• Revisiting the first dinosaur park

  September 29, 2022 Ilja Nieuwland Science

  A once-ridiculed sculpture display is worth a second look

• Earth was seasoned by countless blows

  September 29, 2022 Zoë Malka Leinhardt Science

  astronomers have yet to definitively find an Earth-like planet with the necessary characteristics to support life. Does this apparent rarity of Earth-like planets have something to do with the way Earth was formed?

• News Update/Commentary

  Human ‘blastoids' offer medical hope but also deep ethical challenges

  September 29, 2022 Hiroshima University Science Daily

  Research performed on human blastoids, a research model of an early embryo built out of stem cells, may allow scientists to understand better what causes birth defects and lost pregnancies, and so prevent them.

• An Optimistic Solution to the Mystery of Life’s Origin

  September 29, 2022 Walter Bradley / Casey Luskin Evolution News & Science Today

• Why AlphaFold Has Not Solved the Protein-Folding Problem

  September 29, 2022 Paul Nelson Evolution News & Science Today

• Violent conflict in Myanmar linked to boom in fossil amber research, study claims

  September 29, 2022 Rodrigo Pérez Ortega Science

  Among hundreds of scientific publications, almost none include Myanmar researchers

• Biologists Use Genetic Circuits to Program Plant Roots

  September 28, 2022 Joanna Thompson Quanta Magazine

  Using inserted genetic circuitry, synthetic biologists controlled the growth of plant roots for the first time.

• Ancient fish fossils highlight the strangeness of our vertebrate ancestors

  September 28, 2022 Carolyn Gramling Science News

  Nearly 440-million-year-old finds from China are of some of the first vertebrates with jaws

• News Update/Commentary

  Revealing the genome of the common ancestor of all mammals

  September 28, 2022 Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research Science Daily

  The reconstructed ancestral genome could help in understanding the evolution of mammals and in conservation of modern animals. The earliest mammal ancestor likely looked like the fossil animal ‘Morganucodon' which lived about 200 million years ago.