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• Ancient human artefacts found near caves in Arabian desert

  December 2, 2025 Taylor Mitchell Brown New Scientist

  Today, the deserts of the Arabian peninsula are inhospitable -- but 100,000 years ago, the area was full of animals and ancient humans

• Why quantum mechanics says the past isn’t real

  December 2, 2025 Paul Davies New Scientist

  The famous double-slit experiment brings into question the very nature of matter. Its cousin, the quantum eraser experiment, makes us question the very existence of time -- and how much we can manipulate it

• Video

  The Junk DNA Myth: How a Wrong Prediction Misled Science for Decades

  December 2, 2025 Discovery Science

  Discover what junk DNA really does, why the prediction failed, and how this scientific myth held back real discovery for years!

• Video

  Does the Cause of the Universe Have to Be Personal?

  December 2, 2025 Graham Oppy NT Podcast

  response to William Lane Craig’s second stage of the Kalam Cosmological Argument -- specifically Craig’s three arguments for why the cause of the universe must be personal.

• Video

  New Data Bring Trouble for Theory of Universe

  December 2, 2025 Sabine Hossenfelder

  According to new data analysis, our solar system is traveling through the universe roughly 3 times faster than our current models predict it should be moving. Why is this, and why does it matter?

• Sick, Immobile Young Ants Send “Kill Me” Signal to Colony Workers

  December 2, 2025 Andrea Lius The Scientist

  Cocooned ants infected with a deadly fungus call on workers to kill them to protect the colony -- the first example of altruistic disease signaling in social insects.

• Video

  The Origin of Animal Body Plans

  December 2, 2025 Stephen Meyer and Paul Nelson Discovery Science

  from the 2025 Dallas Conference on Science & Faith

• How Do Snakes Get Their Colorful Stripes and Blotches?

  December 2, 2025 Sneha Khedkar The Scientist

  Comparing the genomes of snakes with distinct coloration patterns pinpointed the genetic variants that contribute to these intricate designs.

• Black hole entropy hints at a surprising truth about our universe

  December 2, 2025 Adam Mann New Scientist

  Two clashing ideas about disorder inside black holes now point to the same strange conclusions, and it could reshape the foundations of how we think about space and time

• Asteroid Bennu carries all the ingredients for life as we know it

  December 2, 2025 Chris Simms New Scientist

  We knew from prior analyses that a distant asteroid sampled in 2020 carried all but one of the molecules needed to kick-start life, and researchers have just found the missing ingredient: sugar

• Discovery by U of A scientists provides a missing piece in an evolutionary puzzle.

  December 2, 2025 Geoff McMaster University of Alberta

  First fertilizer: new research reveals chemical process that may have sparked life on Earth

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists discover first gene proven to directly cause mental illness

  December 2, 2025 Universität Leipzig Science Daily

  GRIN2A, can directly cause mental illness -- something previously thought to stem only from many genes acting together. People with certain variants of this gene often develop psychiatric symptoms much earlier than expected

• News Update/Commentary

  A tiny ocean worm just revealed a big secret about how eyes evolve

  December 2, 2025 University of Vienna Science Daily

  Light-sensitive stem cells help bristleworms keep growing their eyes, revealing a surprising evolutionary link to vertebrates.

• The Ten Best Science Books of 2025

  December 2, 2025 Joe Spring, Riley Black, Dan Falk, Shi En Kim and Christian Elliott Smithsonian Magazine

  From “experimental archaeology” to the mysterious appeal of exploration, the wide-ranging subjects detailed in these titles captivated Smithsonian magazine’s science contributors

• When and how did humans first arrive in Australia?

  December 2, 2025 Evrim Yazgin Connect Sci

  New DNA evidence suggests humans first entered Australia about 60,000 years ago. These first arrivals on the continent came via 2 different routes according to the new study.

• New SETI Protocols: How Will Scientists Announce the Discovery of Alien Life?

  December 2, 2025 Keith Cooper and Tristan Hanks supercluster.com

  Imagine that you’re an astronomer conducting a radio survey of the heavens.

• The Knotty Problem of Matter Asymmetry Might Be Solved By Extending Physics

  December 2, 2025 Brian Koberlein Universe Today

  Suppose you slammed together two neutrons at near-luminous speed. We can't predict the exact number or type of particles produced, but we do know one thing: the total charge of all the particles would be zero.

• Models of Early Magnetic Field Violate Physics

  December 1, 2025 Sarah Buckland-Reynolds Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Proposed dynamo models fail because they require unrealistic parameters that contradict both physical estimates and planetary constraints, undermining their ability to explain Earth’s early magnetic field

• Giraffe Fossil Record Defies Neo-Darwinism

  December 1, 2025 Wolf-Ekkehard Lönnig Science & Culture Today

  New Paper

• Consciousness Underlies the Universe

  December 1, 2025 Science & Culture Today

  According to New Physics Model

• Interoception: An Emerging Design Concept in Biology

  December 1, 2025 David Coppedge Science & Culture Today

• Cosmic imposters

  December 1, 2025 Gideon Koekoek Aeon

  We know that black holes are strange, but they could be hiding something even weirder beyond their horizons

• If the Flood Happened, How Did Animals Get Back to Australia?

  December 1, 2025 Jeff Miller Apologetics Press

  Bible believers have several reasonable explanations for such challenges -- ironically, options which skeptics themselves often use for their own arguments.

• Our Obsession with Statistical Significance Is Ruining Science

  December 1, 2025 Davidson Heath reason magazine

  A forgotten Guinness brewer's alternative approach could have prevented 100 years of mistakes in medicine, economics, and more.

• The Dark Side of Nature

  December 1, 2025 Tom Hennigan Answers in Genesis

  Fallen Nature

• The 9 biggest gaps in our understanding of cosmic history

  December 1, 2025 Ethan Siegel Big Think

  Science has assembled an incredible story outlining our Universe’s whole history. Despite its unrivaled success, 9 profound gaps remain.

• The rise of AI denialism

  December 1, 2025 Louis Rosenberg Big Think

  Conversations about an imminent “AI bubble” tend to miss the big picture.

• A sinister, deadly brain protein could reveal the origins of all life

  December 1, 2025 Michel Brahic New Scientist

  We have long struggled to determine how the first living organisms on Earth came together. Now, surprising evidence hints that poorly understood prions may have been the vital missing ingredient

• Video

  Can Physics Create a Ballerina? A Physicist Says No.

  December 1, 2025 Eric Hedin Discovery Science

  how the four fundamental forces govern matter, why materialism falls short when it comes to life, and what makes living things take a “long detour” away from the universe’s natural drift toward equilibrium

• Is There a Crisis of Trust in Science and Medicine?

  December, 2025 Amos Esty Harvard Medicine

  Surveys of shifting U.S. attitudes reveal concerning trends -- and some surprises

• IDEA Man

  December, 2025 Terrell Clemmons Salvo, n.75

  A Conversation with Casey Luskin

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient long snouted croc from Egypt rewrites evolution

  December 1, 2025 Mansoura University Vertebrate Paleontology Center Science Daily

  An ancient Egyptian crocodile relative pushes dyrosaurid evolution deeper into the past and firmly roots their origins in Africa.

• Is Our Picture of Evolution Still Stuck in the Past?

  December 1, 2025 Prosanta Chakrabarty MIT Press Reader

  We may have ditched the monkey-to-man meme, but the myth of humans as nature’s “pinnacle of evolution” persists in subtler ways.

• Did dogs evolve ‘puppy eyes’ just for us?

  November 30, 2025 Michael Thompson Creation Ministries International

  Those soulful ‘puppy eyes’ are not a product of evolution but a part of the original dog design in creation.

• From an Eagle’s Egg, an Eagle, and Other Mysteries

  November 30, 2025 Giuseppe Sermonti Science & Culture Today

• Chernobyl Fungus Appears to Have Evolved an Incredible Ability

  November 30, 2025 Michelle Starr Science Alert

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists discover a hidden brain circuit that rewrites vision

  November 30, 2025 Picower Institute at MIT Science Daily

  How alert or active we are helps decide what our brain chooses to sharpen -- or ignore -- in what we see.

• News Update/Commentary

  Dinosaur mummy found with hooves and a hidden crest

  November 30, 2025 University of Chicago Medical Center Science Daily

  A stunning clay-preserved dinosaur “mummy” reveals hooves, crests, spikes, and the most complete soft-tissue profile ever reconstructed for a giant duckbill.

• News Update/Commentary

  242-million-year-old mini predator changes lizard evolution

  November 30, 2025 University of Bristol Science Daily

  A tiny fossil is shaking up scientists’ assumptions about the earliest lizards. Instead of the skull hinges and palate teeth typical of modern lizards and snakes, this ancient creature shows a surprising mix of primitive and unusual traits

• Why All the Fuss Over 3I/ATLAS?

  November 29, 2025 Danny R. Faulkner Answers in Genesis

  What is 3I/ATLAS, will it collide with earth, and is it an alien spacecraft?

• Does Quantum Mechanics Help Make Sense of the Soul?

  November 29, 2025 Denyse O’Leary Science & Culture Today

• Blame Our Love of Booze on Our Primate Ancestors

  November 29, 2025 Aylin Woodward Wall Street Journal

  Our preference for alcohol stems from ancient primates’ fruit-munching habits, research indicates

• Almost Every Dog on Earth Still Has a Bit of Wolf Inside -- Even Chihuahuas

  November 29, 2025 Tudor Tarita ZME Science

  Most dogs today have traces of wolf DNA that shaped their size, senses, and behavior.

• Iron fails to preserve collagen

  November 28, 2025 Jonathan Sarfati Creation Ministries International

  Dinosaur soft tissues -- still a huge problem for ‘millions of years’

• New Sensor Lets Researchers Watch DNA Repair Itself in Real Time

  November 28, 2025 Jerry Bergman Creation-Evolution Headlines

  DNA repair systems suppress mutations, the supposed raw material for evolution

• How did the first words originate?

  November 28, 2025 Ingrid Schou Science Norway

  The first words may have emerged 135,000 years ago.

• Video

  "Neo-Darwinism Is Dead" ... We Need A Biology Beyond Genes

  November 28, 2025 Denis Noble

  proposes a profound shift in how we understand life. In this conversation with Hans Busstra, he challenges the long-standing central dogma of Neo-Darwinism: the notion of one-way causation from DNA to cell to organism

• Ancient humans took two routes to Australia 60,000 years ago

  November 28, 2025 James Woodford New Scientist

  Scientists have long tried to uncover the perilous journey humans took to reach the ancient land mass that now makes up Australia. Now, a genetic study has edged us closer to understanding how and when they achieved this

• New ‘Mutation Hotspot' Discovered in the Human Genome

  November 28, 2025 Michelle Starr Science Alert

  At spots where RNA polymerase ‘opens' your DNA to read and copy instructions -- known as transcription start sites -- your genome is especially vulnerable to damage

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  The evolution of cognitive abilities in marine animals

  November 28, 2025 Zhizhou Zhang, Shuaiyu Zhang, and Yongdong Xu Academia Molecular Biology and Genomics

  a hypothesis based on insights about cognition gene polymorphisms in Coelocanths and lungfish