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Are planets with oceans common in the galaxy?
June 19, 2020 phys.org
It's likely, NASA scientists find
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Breathtaking new map of the X-ray Universe
June 19, 2020 BBC
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Are planets with oceans common in the galaxy? It's likely, scientists find
June 19, 2020 Science Daily
Several years ago, planetary scientists began to wonder whether any of the more than 4,000 known exoplanets, or planets beyond our solar system, might resemble some of the watery moons around Jupiter and Saturn.
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‘Dark matter' DNA is vital for rice reproduction
June 19, 2020 Science Daily
Regions of DNA that give rise to non-coding RNA are required for proper development of plant reproductive organs.
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Do Universities Still Need Intellectual Freedom? Why?
June 19, 2020 Uncommon Descent
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The Information Enigma: A Closer Look
June 19, 2020 Evolution News & Science Today
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Hard-Shelled Dinosaur Eggs “Evolved” Three Times?
June 19, 2020 Uncommon Descent
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Discussion of Fine-Tuning at Journal of Theoretical Biology
June 19, 2020 Uncommon Descent
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Adolescents from disadvantaged neighborhoods show gene regulation differences
June 19, 2020 Science Daily
Tougher childhood marks genes related to chronic inflammation, tobacco smoke, air pollution and lung cancer
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The rate we acquire genetic mutations could help predict lifespan, fertility
June 19, 2020 Science Daily
Differences in the rate that genetic mutations accumulate in healthy young adults could help predict remaining lifespan in both sexes and the remaining years of fertility in women, according to scientists.
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A Note from the Canaries
June 18, 2020 Evolution News & Science Today
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Having your cake, and eating it
June 18, 2020 Creation Ministries International
Evolution is not science
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Extinct gophers evolved horns on their noses for fighting predators
June 18, 2020 New Scientist
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Yellowstone’s Supervolcano Is a Hot Spot, but It May Be Calming Down
June 18, 2020 New York Times
Some researchers interpret a new timeline of some of the formation’s biggest eruptions as evidence that its activity is waning.
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Evidence of huge carnivorous dinosaurs discovered in Australia
June 18, 2020 CNN
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Bombardier Beetle Answered by Evolutionists
June 18, 2020 Creation-Evolution Headlines
Evolutionists bravely take on a creation icon: the bombardier beetle. Does their explanation work?
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Human brain size gene triggers bigger brain in monkey fetus
June 18, 2020 Science Daily
A human-specific gene causes a larger neocortex in the common marmoset, a non-human primate.
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High-tech CT reveals ancient evolutionary adaptation of extinct crocodylomorphs
June 18, 2020 Science Daily
They transitioned from land to water during the Mesozoic era
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COVID 19: John Ioannidis, Scourge of Trashy Science Studies, Responds to Critics
June 18, 2020 Uncommon Descent
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Genesis as Mytho-History: A Critical Evaluation of William Lane Craig’s Genre Analysis
June 18, 2020 Evidence Unseen
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Ancient yet cosmopolitan
June 18, 2020 Aeon
Art, adornment and sophisticated hunting technologies flourished not only in prehistoric Europe but across the globe
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The Milky Way could have dozens of alien civilizations capable of contacting us
June 18, 2020 Popular Science
A pair of researchers has forecasted 36 civilizations, to be exact.
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Uncovering the genetic basis of hermaphroditism in grapes, the trait that allowed domestication
June 18, 2020 Science Daily
In new research biologists propose a novel model of sex evolution before and during grapevine domestication nearly 8,000 years ago.
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Viruses can steal our genetic code to create new human-virus genes
June 18, 2020 Science Daily
A new study unveils a novel mechanism that allows viruses to produce unexpected proteins.
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Scientists solve a thorny problem: Applications for citrus groves
June 18, 2020 Science Daily
“Why do plants have thorns?'' is an easy question: The thorns help protect against hungry animals that like to munch on the plants. “Where do thorns come from?'' is a more complicated question -- but scientists have found an answer.
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Citrate Death Spiral
June 17, 2020 Evolution News & Science Today
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Particles from Space May Have Given Early Biomolecules an Evolutionary Nudge
June 17, 2020 physics central
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The first dinosaurs may have laid soft eggs without hard shells
June 17, 2020 New Scientist
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First dinosaur eggs were soft like a turtle's
June 17, 2020 Science Daily
New study suggests that hard eggshells evolved at least three times in dinosaur family tree
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How fish got onto land, and stayed there
June 17, 2020 Science Daily
Research on blennies, a family of fish that have repeatedly left the sea for land, suggests that being a ‘jack of all trades' allows species to make the dramatic transition onto land but adapting into a ‘master of one' allows them to stay there.
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What it means when animals have beliefs
June 17, 2020 Science Daily
Chimpanzees, some dog species and even scrub jay and crows have beliefs.
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Trapped in the Naturalistic Parabola
June 17, 2020 Evolution News & Science Today
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A Neanderthal woman from Chagyrskaya Cave
June 17, 2020 Science Daily
Neanderthals may have lived in very small groups, and genes expressed in the basal ganglia of their brains may have changed
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At Forbes: Alien Civilizations Get a Hearing
June 17, 2020 Uncommon Descent
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Michael Behe on How the New Lenski Paper Demonstrates a Key Problem with Darwinism
June 17, 2020 Uncommon Descent
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What if all viruses disappeared?
June 17, 2020 BBC
If all viruses disappeared, the world would be very different -- and not necessarily for the better. But what exactly would happen?
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Earth's species have more in common than previously believed
June 17, 2020 Science Daily
In the largest mapping of proteins ever to be conducted across different species, an international team of researchers have analysed and compared the proteins of 100 animal, plant and bacterial species.
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Fossil cells with ‘tails' may have been moving 3.4 billion years ago
June 17, 2020 New Scientist
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Seeking Dark Matter, They Detected Another Mystery
June 17, 2020 New York Times
Do signals from beneath an Italian mountain herald a revolution in physics?
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Science News Reporters Act Like Echo Bots
June 17, 2020 Creation-Evolution Headlines
Where are the bold reporters who investigate quack claims? They’re gone. They all quack together like rubber ducks.
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First soft-shelled dinosaur eggs shed light on prehistoric parenting
June 17, 2020 National Geographic
Two new studies upend past notions of dinosaur birth and describe the first fossil egg ever found in Antarctica.
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Peer-reviewed Paper
The Secularization of Western Universities in International Perspective
June 16, 2020 The Review of Faith & International Affairs, v.18, n.2
Toward a Historicist Account
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Underwater discovery prompts shakeup of long-held theories for origins of life
June 16, 2020 University of Calgary
New study by geoscience prof Ben Tutolo shows composition of ancient seawater was vastly different from today's
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Rising sea levels may have helped dinosaurs dominate the planet
June 16, 2020 New Scientist
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36 Alien Civilizations in the Milky Way?
June 16, 2020 Forbes
The Science Behind a Ridiculous Headline
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As many as six billion Earth-like planets in our galaxy, according to new estimates
June 16, 2020 Science Daily
There may be as many as one Earth-like planet for every five Sun-like stars in the Milky Way Galaxy, according to new estimates.
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Hunting in savanna-like landscapes may have poured jet fuel on brain evolution
June 16, 2020 Science Daily
Rife with obstacles and occlusions, terrestrial environments potentially helped give rise to planning circuits in the brain
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Chemistry behind bombardier beetle's extraordinary firepower
June 16, 2020 Science Daily
Researchers show how how the bombardier beetle concocts its deadly explosives and in the process, learn how evolution gave rise to the beetle's remarkable firepower.
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Retirement ≠ Repudiation
June 16, 2020 Evolution News & Science Today
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The Information Enigma
June 16, 2020 Evolution News & Science Today
From June 16-30, we are holding an Intelligent Design YouTube Festival by highlighting 15 Center for Science & Culture YouTube videos that have received more than 100,000 views each. Here is the first installment.