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• 4-D Nucleome Mapping Opens New Vision of Dynamic DNA Architecture

  January 19, 2026 David Coppedge Science & Culture Today

• C. S. Lewis on “Creative Evolution,” or the “Life-Force”

  January 19, 2026 Thomas E. Woodward Science & Culture Today

• Toxic gas found to have wiped out almost half of all ocean life 530 million years ago

  January 18, 2026 Jordan Joseph earth.com

  Sediment cores from the Yangtze Platform in South China point to hydrogen sulfide, a toxic gas produced in oxygen-poor water.

• Video

  Origin of Life Research Is Losing Ground

  January 18, 2026 Ed Peltzer Intelligent Design the Future and Discovery Science

  Can RNA really explain the origin of life? Here we discuss why RNA world experiments rely on heavy investigator intervention, why RNA has an extremely short half-life, and why research fails to bridge the gap between chemistry and the first living cell

• Video

  The deep chemistry of life and death

  January 18, 2026 Nick Lane The Science and Cocktails Foundation

  How did life on Earth begin? Why did animals evolve so quickly in the ‘Cambrian explosion’? Why is the same biochemical cycle used to create and destroy? Can bacteria feel pain? What brings our own lives to an end?

• A New Technology Has Given the Search for Consciousness a Powerful Tool

  January 18, 2026 Rick Moran PJ Media

  One of the major items on my scientific bucket list, along with confirming the existence of intelligent aliens, is solving the “hard problem" of consciousness

• Video

  Science’s difficult journey to try to understand consciousness

  January 16, 2026 Annaka Harris Big Think

  Harris examines the assumptions shaping consciousness research, from the belief that awareness requires complex brains to the intuition that thought drives behavior.

• Math, Mystery, and the Mind of God

  January 16, 2026 David Klinghoffer Science & Culture Today

  A Conversation

• News Update/Commentary

  Fewer offspring, longer life: The hidden rule of mammal aging

  January 16, 2026 Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology Science Daily

  Across mammals, fewer babies often mean more years of life -- a striking evolutionary trade-off between reproduction and survival.

• News Update/Commentary

  A deadly chemical frozen in ice may have sparked life on Earth

  January 16, 2026 American Chemical Society Science Daily

  Hydrogen cyanide may have helped life begin by turning icy crystals into microscopic reaction engines.

• Built to Adapt

  January 16, 2026 Jonathan K. Corrado Institute for Creation Research

  What Microbial Flexibility Reveals about Biological Design

• Video

  Why Humans Are the Only Fire-Making Species

  January 16, 2026 Discovery Science

  why human muscle strength, nerve speed, nerve size, body scale, and planetary conditions are all finely matched to make fire possible -- and how fire, in turn, unlocked metallurgy, glass, technology, and modern science

• Video

  Evaluating New Objections to the Mytho-Historical Adam

  January 16, 2026 Angus Menuge, Michael N. Keas, William Lane Craig, Andrew Ter Ern Loke, and C. John “Jack” Collins Reasonable Faith

  a panel of scholars respond to Dr. Craig's book, In Quest for the Historical Adam

• Our Ultimate Fate Comes Down to... Three Possibilities

  January 15, 2026 Ross Pomeroy Real Clear Science

  Human Evolution

• News Update/Commentary

  New research challenges the cold dark matter assumption

  January 15, 2026 University of Minnesota Science Daily

  Dark matter may have started out blazing hot, then quietly cooled down to shape the Universe we see today.

• All major AI models risk encouraging dangerous science experiments

  January 15, 2026 Matthew Sparkes New Scientist

  Researchers risk fire, explosion or poisoning by allowing AI to design experiments, warn scientists. Some 19 different AI models were tested on hundreds of questions to assess their ability to spot and avoid hazards and none recognised all issues

• Video

  Why Does 2+2=4? What Math Teaches Us About Deep Reality

  January 15, 2026 David Berlinski, Sergiu Klainerman, and Stephen Meyer Hoover Institution

  From the simple certainty that 2 + 2 = 4 to the mind-bending mathematics behind black holes and quantum physics, the conversation asks why abstract numbers -- created in the human mind -- map so perfectly onto the physical world.

• Paleogeography modulates marine extinction risk throughout the Phanerozoic

  January 15, 2026 Cooper M. Malanoski, et al. Science, v.391, n.6782, p.285-289

  Exploring the drivers of extinction is essential for both understanding past evolutionary patterns and making predictions about future threats.

• Not a big baby

  January 15, 2026 Andrew A. Farke Science, v.391, n.6782, p.234-235

  Multipronged approaches resolve the debate about the Nanotyrannus fossil species

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists “resurrect” ancient cannabis enzymes with medical promise

  January 15, 2026 Wageningen University & Research Science Daily

  researchers showed how cannabis chemistry became more precise over time -- and discovered something unexpected: the ancient versions are often more robust and easier to work with

• It’s time to stop teaching the biggest lie about Hawking radiation

  January 15, 2026 Ethan Siegel Big Think

  It’s not about particle-antiparticle pairs falling into or escaping from a black hole. A deeper explanation alters our view of reality.

• Systems Biology and Intelligent Design

  January 15, 2026 Emily Reeves Science & Culture Today

  A Natural Fit

• Catholicism and “Evolution,” Whatever That Means

  January 15, 2026 David Klinghoffer Science & Culture Today

• Our model of the universe is deeply flawed -- unless space is actually a ‘sticky fluid'

  January 15, 2026 Paul Sutter Live Science

  Our best models of the cosmos don't add up -- but that could change if the universe is actually made of a viscous ‘fluid'

• How Did Meaning Emerge in a Meaningless Universe?

  January 15, 2026 Ralph Lewis Psychology Today

  Meaning emerges from goal-directed life forms, not from information or physical patterns alone. Neural patterns gain meaning through evolutionary shaping, individual learning, and how they guide action.

• Wormholes may not exist

  January 15, 2026 Enrique Gaztanaga The Conversation

  we’ve found they reveal something deeper about time and the universe

• To Combat Academic Fraud, Scholars Confront Hallowed Tradition

  January 15, 2026 Vince Bielski Real Clear Investigations

  The driving ethos of academia, “publish or perish,” is fighting for its life.

• Video

  Jordan Peterson Visibly Scared by Peter Thiel’s Worst Fear

  January 15, 2026 Dave Rubin The Rubin Report

  Thiel telling Peterson why fraud in the sciences and academic research may be the biggest fraud that we've yet to uncover

• Video

  Evolution and Intelligence: inversion and a positive feedback spiral

  January 15, 2026 Michael Levin

  the nature of the mapping between genotype and phenotype, the implications for evolution of operating over such a multi-scale agential material, and the origin of the intelligence spiral taking place before differential replication dynamics kick in

• Scientists turn cells’ most mysterious structures into spies on genetic activity

  January 15, 2026 John Travis Science

  Enigmatic ‘vaults’ can be engineered to eavesdrop on RNA, aiding cancer studies and more

• I Have Been Assessing the Evidence for Evolutionary Innovation

  January 14, 2026 Rob Stadler Science & Culture Today

  With James Tour

• True Humans

  January 14, 2026 Stephen M. Barr First Things

  The Catholic Church never condemned the theory of evolution nor came close to doing so. One might have expected otherwise: Many of the factors that had led to the Galileo fiasco two centuries earlier were present again.

• 100 mystery sounds under review for signs of extraterrestrial life

  January 14, 2026 Andrew Paul Popular Science

  Over 11 years, citizen scientists collected billions of data signals for the SETI@home project.

• A Supernova That Shouldn't Exist

  January 14, 2026 Mark Thompson Universe Today

  When stars at least thirty times the mass of our Sun reach the end of their lives, astronomers had assumed they simply winked out ... Except that's not what happened with SN 2022esa.

• #1 Origins News Story of 2025

  January 14, 2026 Jake Hebert Institute for Creation Research

  ICR Dr. Jeff Tomkins' Chimp Genome Research Confirmed and Vindicated

• Ancient DNA Offers Clues to the Extinction of the Woolly Rhinoceros

  January 14, 2026 Shelby Bradford The Scientist

  Studying how ancient animals lived and why they died out can offer important insight to protecting species today.

• Reality's foundations lie beyond reason

  January 14, 2026 G. Anthony Bruno Institute of Art and Ideas

  Fichte, Hegel, and Heidegger on the limits of intelligibility

• Researchers recover a woolly rhino genome from inside a frozen wolf's stomach 

  January 14, 2026 Jack Tamisiea National Geographic

  The work marks the first time an Ice Age animal’s complete genome has been recovered from tissue preserved inside another ancient animal.

• New Peer-Reviewed Paper Defends Cosmic Fine-Tuning Argument

  January 14, 2026 Jonathan McLatchie Science & Culture Today

• Another Australopithecus, Another Debunking

  January 14, 2026 Jerry Bergman Creation-Evolution Headlines

  A Half-Century Old Claim of Human Evolution Trashed

• String Theory Can Now Describe a Universe That Has Dark Energy

  January 14, 2026 Steve Nadis Quanta Magazine

  In an unprecedented step, researchers crafted a detailed model compatible with the universe’s accelerated expansion.

• What a Wolf Pup’s Stomach Revealed About the Woolly Rhino’s Extinction

  January 14, 2026 Ari Daniel New York Times

  Scientists prepared a high-quality sequence of the giant mammal’s genome based on a specimen preserved in Siberian permafrost.

• Genomic clues to the origin of eukaryotic cells

  January 14, 2026 John M. Archibald Nature

  How did eukaryotic cells with complex architecture evolve from simpler prokaryotic cells? DNA analyses offer possible answers.

• Ice age wolf pup’s stomach yields rare DNA from woolly rhino

  January 14, 2026 Rachel Fieldhouse Nature

  A rare sample from a woolly rhinoceros reveals how the population changed in the lead-up to the species’ extinction.

• Video

  Dark Matter Might Just Be… Normal Matter.

  January 14, 2026 Sabine Hossenfelder

  Dark matter is a mysterious substance which makes up roughly 85% of the matter in the universe. But physicists have yet to figure out what dark matter actually is.

• Teeth, Jawbones, and Vertebrae Fuel Overblown Media Claims of a “Missing Link”

  January 14, 2026 Casey Luskin Science & Culture Today

• Intelligent Design (of a Sort!) Is “Close to 100 Percent” Certain

  January 13, 2026 David Klinghoffer Science & Culture Today

  Scott Adams

• “Competition and Politics” Complicate Debate Over Sahelanthropus tchadensis

  January 13, 2026 Casey Luskin Science & Culture Today

• Survival of the Fitting

  January 13, 2026 Praveen Prathapan Quillette

  How a set of unglamorous enzymes quietly solved biology’s biggest problem: how to create and uphold a set of rules that make meaning from molecules.

• Video

  Solutions to the Mind-Body Problem?

  January 13, 2026 Richard Swinburne Closer to Truth

  What’s the relationship between our brains and our consciousness, between the physical stuff in our skulls and the mental experiences in our minds? Much rides on the answer. Are human beings purely physical?