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• Book

  The Economist Admits Cambrian Explosion Is a "Mystery"

  October 29, 2015 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Cassini Plunges Through Enceladus Geyser, and Other Saturn News

  October 29, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  yesterday’s daring plunge through a plume of an Enceladus geyser is the highlight of recent Saturn news

• The earliest unequivocally modern humans in southern China

  October 29, 2015 Nature, v.526, p.696-699

  a collection of 47 unequivocally modern human teeth from a cave in southern China shows that modern humans were in the region at least 80,000 years ago, and possibly as long as 120,000 years ago, which is twice as long

• 20 Things You Didn't Know About ... Lava

  October 29, 2015 Gemma Tarlach Discover Magazine (December)

  Did lava kill the dinosaurs? Maybe.

• Ten Years After the Dover Case, Judge Jones Misunderstands His Critics

  October 28, 2015 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Book

  Washington Post Promotes Misinformation from the National Center for Science Education

  October 28, 2015 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Oxygen Discovery Could Complicate Search for Alien Life (blog)

  October 28, 2015 Nadia Drake National Geographic

• Humans Behaving Badly Ecologically

  October 28, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  By driving some animals extinct, are humans damaging the whole planet? Who will be the judge?

• First Earth-mass planet around nearest star may be an illusion

  October 28, 2015 New Scientist, n.3045

• Mystery bright spots could be first glimpse of another universe

  October 28, 2015 New Scientist, n.3045

  Light given off by hydrogen shortly after the big bang has left some unexplained bright patches in space. Are they evidence of bumping into another universe?

• Super-fast Antarctic drills ready to hunt for oldest ice

  October 28, 2015 Nature, v.526, p.618-619

  next-generation machines can penetrate kilometres below surface in days rather than years

• How the Amazon became a crucible of life

  October 28, 2015 Lizzie Wade Science Magazine

• Proteins by Accident? Replying to a Critic of The Information Enigma

  October 27, 2015 Douglas Axe Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Notable Vertebrate Fossils

  October 27, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  vertebrate fossils are only a tiny fraction of the record, but they are usually the most interesting to us

• Is Evolution Random? Answering a Common Challenge

  October 26, 2015 Ann Gauger Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• New Things to Learn About Your Body

  October 26, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  these news items about the human body are likely to surprise and delight you with how well you are made

• In a Radio Debate, Our Jonathan M. Meets Thoughtful Atheist Cory Markum

  October 25, 2015 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Scientific Ethics: A Reader Digest

  October 25, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  for your weekend reading, here’s a summary of news articles on various topics related to scientific integrity and ethics

• Inspiring Designs in Life

  October 24, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  When scientists look closely at living designs, they think, Wow! That’s cool! I wonder if we could copy that?

• Here's Why We Answer Some of Our Less Cogent Critics

  October 23, 2015 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Microbes Are Wired for Communication

  October 23, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  new findings show surprising communication systems between bacteria, including power grids with tiny electrical cables

• Media bias hides the significance of Alaskan hadrosaur finds

  October 22, 2015 Creation Revolution

• Entropy in Space Seen at All Scales

  October 22, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Entropy at all scales: clearly seen. Creation of order: not so much.

• Is Intelligent Design "Apologetics"?

  October 22, 2015 Jonathan M. Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Chemistry Nobel Prize Based on Design Inference

  October 21, 2015 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Origin-of-Life Speculation Goes Off the Rails

  October 21, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Astrobiologists and their accomplices in the media are finding life everywhere where it isn’t or couldn’t be. Time to call in the science rangers.

• How a creationist instinct stops us seeing evolution everywhere

  October 21, 2015 New Scientist, n.3044

  free-market evangelism spoils an otherwise good book, which attempts to extend the theory of evolution beyond biology to human culture and institutions

• Could cosmic megastructures be intruders from another world?

  October 21, 2015 New Scientist, n.3044

  On a large scale the cosmos should be plain, but it’s not. Windows into other dimensions could explain mysterious objects billions of light years across.

• Sauropod dinosaur may have whipped its tail like Indiana Jones

  October 21, 2015 New Scientist, n.3044

• Life may have begun 300 million years earlier than we thought

  October 21, 2015 New Scientist, n.3044

• Was Darwin a Scholar or a Pitchman?

  October 20, 2015 Michael Flannery Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Rapid, Plentiful Gold Possible

  October 20, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  geologists have up-estimated the process of gold ore transportation from deep underground to surface by a factor of ten to a hundred

• How Einstein Revealed the Universe's Strange "Nonlocality"

  October 20, 2015 Scientific American, v.313, n.5

  our sense of the universe as an orderly expanse where events happen in absolute locations is an illusion

• Potentially biogenic carbon preserved in a 4.1 billion-year-old zircon

  October 19, 2015 Elizabeth A. Bella, Patrick Boehnkea, T. Mark Harrisona, and Wendy L. Maob Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

• Pounding Headaches for Solar System Dates

  October 19, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  it’s hard to tell when things crashed into each other

• Can Science Define Morality? Sam Harris Thinks So

  October 19, 2015 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Eric Davidson (1937-2015) on Gene Regulatory Networks

  October 18, 2015 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• The Mind and Brain: Evolved or Created?

  October 18, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  evolutionists take swipes at saying the most complex matter in the universe is a product of blind, aimless processes of nature

• News Update/Commentary

  Dates for cataclysms on early moon, Earth questioned

  October 17, 2015 University of Wisconsin, Madison Science Daily

• Darwin's Doubt: A Discussion Guide ... Darwin's Doubt: The Explosive Origin of Animal Life and the Case for Intelligent Design

  October 17, 2015

• Pluto Shock Rebounds

  October 16, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  the first research paper from the New Horizons team focuses and amplifies the shock waves coming from the first images in July

• Late harvest from Pluto reveals a complex world

  October 16, 2015 Eric Hand Science, v.350, n.6258, p.260-261

• First modern humans in China

  October 16, 2015 Science, v.350, n.6258, p.264

  contemporary-looking teeth found in cave suggest that Homo sapiens left Africa much earlier than expected

• Stem Cells: NIH debates human-animal chimeras

  October 16, 2015 Science, v.350, n.6258, p.261-262

  grant to add human cells to animal embryos is delayed

• Pluto Shock Rebounds

  October 16, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  the first research paper from the New Horizons team focuses and amplifies the shock waves coming from the first images in July

• News Update/Commentary

  Shift in weaning age supports hunting-induced extinction of Siberian woolly mammoths

  October 15, 2015 University of Michigan Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Describing the indescribable: Underlying features of reported mystical experiences

  October 15, 2015 Thomas Jefferson University Science Daily

• Breathtaking Cretaceous Fossil Mammal Preserves Soft Tissue

  October 15, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  a mammal fossil from Spain perfectly preserves fur and internal organs, but is said to be 125 million years old

• A Cretaceous eutriconodont and integument evolution in early mammals

  October 15, 2015 Nature, v.526, p.380-384

  description of a well-preserved 125-million-year-old fossil of a triconodont mammal from Spain, which extends the record of mammalian soft-tissue preservation back into the Mesozoic era

• First ancient African genome

  October 15, 2015 Nature, v.526, p.296