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• Biology as Reverse Engineering

  January 13, 2022 Brian Miller Evolution News & Science Today

• New Evidence Challenges the Idea That Mutations Are Entirely Random

  January 13, 2022 Tessa Koumoundouros Science Alert

• Reality is just a quantum wave function

  January 13, 2022 Alyssa Ney iai News

  Taking Schrödinger’s wave equation seriously

• Organic compounds on Mars were produced by water and rocks, not life

  January 13, 2022 Leah Crane New Scientist

  Molecules containing carbon atoms, called organics, have been found all over Mars and could hypothetically have been formed by living organisms, but it seems they were not

• Mars Meteorite Life Ruled Out

  January 13, 2022 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  The meteorite that sparked the new science of Astrobiology in 1996 was not biological; it was geological.

• Hairy Matters for Evolution

  January 13, 2022 Evolution News & Science Today

• The Attack of Zombie Science

  January 12, 2022 Natalia Pasternak, Carlos Orsi, Aaron F. Mertz, and Stuart Firestein nautil.us

  They look like scientific papers. But they’re distorting and killing science.

• What is “early dark energy” and can it save the expanding Universe?

  January 12, 2022 Ethan Siegel Big Think

  There are two fundamentally different ways of measuring the Universe's expansion. They disagree. “Early dark energy" might save us.

• Symmetries Reveal Clues About the Holographic Universe

  January 12, 2022 Katie McCormick Quanta Magazine

  Physicists have been busy exploring how our universe might emerge like a hologram out of a two-dimensional sheet. New clues have come from the symmetries found on an infinitely distant “celestial sphere.”

• A century of quantum mechanics questions the fundamental nature of reality

  January 12, 2022 Tom Siegfried Science News

  The quantum revolution upended our understanding of nature, and a lot of uncertainty remains

• Study Challenges Evolutionary Theory That DNA Mutations Are Random

  January 12, 2022 Emily C. Dooley University of California, Davis

  Findings could lead to advances in plant breeding, human genetics

• The Solar System Exists Inside a Giant, Mysterious Void, And We Finally Know Why

  January 12, 2022 Michelle Starr Science Alert

• Giants Are Hard to Evolve

  January 12, 2022 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Extreme convergence leaves evolutionary paleontologists scrambling for just-so stories to fool the public.

• News Update/Commentary

  To destroy cancer cells, team ‘travels back in time'

  January 12, 2022 University of Texas, Arlington Science Daily

  Biologist reconstructs 650-million-year-old enzyme to understand programmed cell death

• Paul Steinhardt’s Cyclical Cosmology Fails to Challenge a Cosmic Beginning

  January 12, 2022 Brian Miller Evolution News & Science Today

• East Africa’s Oldest Modern Human Fossil Is Way Older Than Previously Thought

  January 12, 2022 Brian Handwerk Smithsonian Magazine

  Analysis of ash from a massive volcanic eruption places the famed Omo I fossil 36,000 years back in time

• Oldest Known Fossil of a Modern Human May Be Even More Ancient Than We Thought

  January 12, 2022 George Dvorsky Gizmodo

  The revised estimate, based on nearby volcanic ash, fits in nicely with most models of modern human evolution.

• East Africa’s Oldest Modern Human Fossil Is Way Older Than Previously Thought

  January 12, 2022 Brian Handwerk Smithsonian Magazine

  Analysis of ash from a massive volcanic eruption places the famed Omo I fossil 36,000 years back in time

• Astronomers witness the explosive death of a giant star for first time

  January 12, 2022 Tom Metcalfe NBC News

  Supernovas are usually detected only after they explode, but this time the star was spotted 130 days before its end.

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Age of the oldest known Homo sapiens from eastern Africa

  January 12, 2022 Céline M. Vidal, et al. Nature

  Efforts to date the oldest modern human fossils in eastern Africa, from Omo-Kibish and Herto in Ethiopia, have drawn on a variety of chronometric evidence, including ⁴⁰Ar/³⁹Ar ages of stratigraphically associated tuffs.

• The Large Hadron Collider blips that could herald a new era of physics

  January 12, 2022 Harry Cliff New Scientist

  Hints of a new particle carrying a fifth force of nature have been multiplying at the LHC -- and many physicists are convinced this could finally be the big one

• News Update/Commentary

  The ‘Platypus’ of the crab world was an active predator that lurked the Cretaceous seas

  January 12, 2022 Harvard University, Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology Science Daily

  Researchers describe the unusually large optical features of Callichimaera perplexa, a 95-million-year-old crab fossil discovered in Colombia. The findings suggest Callichimaera perplexa was a highly visual, swimming predator.

• Darwinian Theory: Science or Speculative Philosophy?

  January 12, 2022 Neil Thomas Evolution News & Science Today

• News Update/Commentary

  Plants rely on the CLASSY gene family to diversify their epigenomes

  January 11, 2022 Salk Institute Science Daily

  A team has shown that the CLASSY gene family regulates which parts of the genome are turned off in a tissue-specific manner. The work identifies the CLSY genes as major factors underlying epigenetic diversity in plant tissues.

• News Update/Commentary

  Identification of one of the first multicellular algae thanks to its chlorophyll fossilized for 1 b.y.

  January 11, 2022 University of Liege Science Daily

  This discovery has made it possible to unambiguously identify one of the first phototrophic eukaryotic organisms in the fossil record.

• How Has Darwinism Negatively Impacted Society?

  January 11, 2022 John G. West Evolution News & Science Today

• New study pinpoints twin triggers of Triassic era extinction event

  January 11, 2022 Curtin University phys.org

• Book

  Fundamentals: Ten Keys to Reality

  January, 2022 Frank Wilczek Penguin Books

  One of our great contemporary scientists reveals the ten profound insights that illuminate what everyone should know about the physical world | See Also Amazon

• Attempt by an Esteemed Cosmologist to Avoid a Cosmic Beginning Collapses on Inspection

  January 11, 2022 Brian Miller Evolution News & Science Today

• Can We Really Be Friends with an Octopus?

  January 11, 2022 Ferris Jabr Hakai magazine

  When octopuses are social, are they reaching out or simply reacting?

• Ancient humans may have started hunting 2 million years ago

  January 11, 2022 Michael Marshall New Scientist

  Cut marks on animal bones suggest ancient hominins butchered them for their meat, and that they were first on the scene instead of having to scavenge from carnivores like big cats

• Fossils Don’t Speak; Evolutionists Do

  January 11, 2022 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Evolutionists find errors in evolutionary tree calculations. They conclude that many evolutionists are forcing their assumptions onto the fossils.

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  De novo mutation rates at the single-mutation resolution in a human HBB gene-region associated with adaptation and genetic disease

  January, 2022 Daniel Melamed, et al. Genome Research

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Intracellular bound chlorophyll residues identify 1 Gyr-old fossils as eukaryotic algae

  January 10, 2022 Marie Catherine Sforna, et al. Nature Communications, v.13

  The acquisition of photosynthesis is a fundamental step in the evolution of eukaryotes. However, few phototrophic organisms are unambiguously recognized in the Precambrian record.

• News Update/Commentary

  A crowning achievement in understanding head development

  January 10, 2022 Keck School of Medicine of USC Science Daily

  To understand how cranial neural crest cells (CNCCs) help form many more body parts than the skull and facial skeleton, scientists from the lab of Gage Crump created a series of atlases over time to understand the molecular decisions

• Fungi that live on eucalyptus roots can control trees' gene activity

  January 10, 2022 Michael Le Page New Scientist

  Eucalyptus trees rely on root fungi to source nutrients and water -- but the fungi actually control the genetic development of the tree roots by releasing tiny chunks of RNA

• Ten-metre long ‘sea dragon' fossil found in England

  January 10, 2022 Daniel Faitaua 1News

• What dolphins reveal about the evolution of the clitoris

  January 10, 2022 Jessica Hamzelou New Scientist

  Patricia Brennan's latest research suggests that bottlenose dolphins have clitorises that evolved for pleasure. She tells New Scientist why it's important to study animal genitalia

• Abstract: Lönnig on Darwin’s “Abominable Mystery”

  January 10, 2022 Wolf-Ekkehard Lönnig Evolution News & Science Today

• Study Evolution’s Information Problem with Engineer Robert Marks

  January 10, 2022 Evolution News & Science Today

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• UK’s largest ichthyosaur fossil was a 10-metre-long apex predator

  January 10, 2022 Jason Arunn Murugesu New Scientist

  The largest ichthyosaur fossil ever found in the UK has been unearthed in the Rutland Water Nature Reserve

• The Legacy of Erasmus Darwin

  January 9, 2022 Neil Thomas Evolution News & Science Today

• The sea dragon of Rutland

  January 9, 2022 Victoria Allen and Katie Feehan Daily Mail (UK)

  Giant 32ft ichthyosaur found at the bottom of a Midlands reservoir hailed ‘one of best fossil finds in UK history'

• Are we witnessing the dawn of post-theory science?

  January 9, 2022 Laura Spinney The Guardian

  Does the advent of machine learning mean the classic methodology of hypothesise, predict and test has had its day?

• We May Have Seriously Underestimated How Hostile Conditions on Early Earth Were

  January 8, 2022 David Nield Science Alert

• ‘Incredibly detailed preservation': scientists discover new fossil site in NSW

  January 8, 2022 Australian Museum University of New South Wales

  The site offers details of a verdant landscape 15 million years ago, including fossils of trapdoor spiders, giant cicadas and wasps.

• Blog Post

  Do Climate Models predict Extreme Weather?

  January 8, 2022 Sabine Hossenfelder backreaction.blogspot.com

• Evolutionists Still Blunder about Natural Selection

  January 8, 2022 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  One of the greatest ongoing fallacies about Darwin’s theory is that natural selection is a creative genius.

• Darwin’s John the Baptist

  January 8, 2022 Neil Thomas Evolution News & Science Today

• The Historical Adam -- Part 8: Closing Remarks

  January 7, 2022 Jason Lisle Biblical Science Institute