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• Dark matter signal points to exotic black-hole origins

  October 23, 2014 New Scientist, n.2992, p.14

  if our best sign yet of dark matter is what it seems, then the supermassive black hole at the centre of our galaxy is a complex beast

• Thoroughly modern humans interbred with Neanderthals

  October 23, 2014 New Scientist, n.2992, p.7

  the oldest genome from a modern human reveals that modern humans with modern behaviour interbred with Neanderthals as they spread into Eurasia

• 'Missing' disaster led to all-time worst extinction

  October 23, 2014 New Scientist, n.2992, p.6-7

  There were thought to be five mass extinctions in Earth history. Fossil evidence is now pointing to a sixth -- and it's not the human-made Anthropocene

• Genome sequence of a 45,000-year-old modern human from western Siberia

  October 23, 2014 Qiaomei Fu, et al. Nature, v.514, p.445-449

• Strange fossil is a vertebrate cousin

  October 23, 2014 Nature, v.514, p.407

• Protein Folding: A Materialist's Nightmare

  October 22, 2014 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• New Book Discusses Scientific and Theological Problems with Darwinian Evolution

  October 22, 2014 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• The Cures Are Inside You

  October 22, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  your body has the means to repair itself, if the right cells get into the right places

• Human evolution: Small remains still pose big problems

  October 22, 2014 Chris Stringer Nature, v.514, p.427-429

  Ten years after the publication of a remarkable find, why is the discovery of Homo floresiensis still so challenging?

• The discovery of Homo floresiensis: Tales of the hobbit

  October 22, 2014 Nature, v.514, p.422-426

  In 2004, researchers announced the discovery of Homo floresiensis, a small relative of modern humans that lived as recently as 18,000 years ago. The ‘hobbit’ is now considered the most important hominin fossil

• Transformers: 10 revolutions that made us human

  October 22, 2014 New Scientist, n.2992, p.32-36

  two million years ago we were just your average primate -- then we started to have some revolutionary ideas and human evolution went into hyper-drive

• Oldest-known human genome sequenced

  October 22, 2014 Ewen Callaway Nature, v.514, p.413

  DNA shows a group of modern humans roamed across Asia

• Separating Fact from Fiction: New Book, The Unofficial Guide to Cosmos, Released Today

  October 21, 2014 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

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  Kung fu stegosaur: Lethal fighters when necessary

  October 21, 2014 Geological Society of America Science Daily

• The Machinery Behind the Senses

  October 21, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  there’s a lot of physical work our eyes, ears, and brain cells perform to support our perceptions of the world

• Evidence of a ‘monster tsunami’ has been found in Hawaii, and it could happen again

  October 21, 2014 Angela Fritz Washington Post

• "Are We Really Conscious?": A Reply to Dr. Graziano's Brain

  October 20, 2014 Michael Egnor Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Revolutionary Biology

  October 20, 2014 Jonathan Wells Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Large Study of Near-Death Experiences Finds Surprises

  October 20, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  What does a person sense during the transition from life to death? A large new study collected data, but more study is needed.

• Massive debris pile reveals risk of huge tsunamis in Hawaii

  October 20, 2014 contact: Kate Wheeling American Geophysical Union

• Secrets of Dinosaur Ecology Found in Fragile Amber

  October 20, 2014 Geological Society of America, Release No. 14-74

• How Useful Is Evolutionary Theory?

  October 19, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  What has Darwin done for you lately? Some evolutionists promote Darwinism because of its alleged usefulness to humanity.

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  The Evolution Revolution: Physicist Lee Spetner Shows Why Convergence Challenges Neo-Darwinian Evolution

  October 19, 2014 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• How Explanatory Is Evolutionary Theory?

  October 18, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Darwinians make big boasts about their theory as the central organizing principle in biology, but what does it actually explain?

• Mercury, Moon May Still Be Erupting

  October 17, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Two objects that should be cold and dead show surprising volcanic activity. Other indications of youthfulness in the solar system are noted.

• Evolution of responses to (un)fairness

  October 17, 2014 Sarah F. Brosnan and Frans B. M. de Waal Science, v.346, n.6207

• Animals Overcome Limitations of Physics

  October 16, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  the limits of human engineering have been overcome by animals in surprising ways worth imitating

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  Evidence for huge mountains that fed early life discovered

  October 16, 2014 Australian National University Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Cells' powerhouses were once energy parasites

  October 16, 2014 University of Virginia Science Daily

  study upends current theories of how mitochondria began

• Alister McGrath Mistakes Intelligent Design for a God-of-the-Gaps Argument

  October 15, 2014 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Science and faith, creation and evolution, to be BIFL lecturer’s topics

  October 15, 2014 Bethel College (Kansas)

• Violins evolved by Stradivarian design

  October 15, 2014 New Scientist, n.2991, p.17

  evolutionary tree spanning four centuries of violin shape shows how the maestro of violin-making came out on top

• Lunar volcanoes suggest the moon may still be warm

  October 15, 2014 New Scientist, n.2991, p.17

  newly found patches on the moon suggest lunar volcanism lasted far longer than thought -- and that radioactive elements may keep the interior warm today

• Moon’s Stabilizing Influence Depends on Star Size

  October 15, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  a connection between multiple factors was noted in a recent model of how a moon helps a planet remain habitable

• A life spent chasing down how whales evolved

  October 14, 2014 Bob Holmes New Scientist, n.2990, p.51

  the intriguing story of how whale evolution was unpicked reveals what it's like to be a globe-trotting palaeontologist

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  Earth's magnetic field could flip within a human lifetime

  October 14, 2014 Science Daily

  the rapid flip, much faster than the thousands of years most geologists thought, comes as new measurements show the planet's magnetic field is weakening 10 times faster than normal and could drop to zero in a few thousand years

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  Dinosaur breathing study shows that noses enhanced smelling and cooled brain

  October 14, 2014 Ohio University Science Daily

• Indonesian Cave Paintings Shake Up Art History

  October 14, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Asians were not supposed to be so culturally talented 40,000 years ago, but their cave art shows the same finesse seen in contemporary European caves

• Detective Columbo of Chemistry: "I Don't Understand Evolution"

  October 14, 2014 Bruce Chapman Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Dust to dust

  October 14, 2014 Nature, v.514, p.273-274

  What lessons can be learned from the presentation of the gravitational-waves story?

• C.S. Lewis Foresaw Rise of Scientism as Religion Today, Says Scholar at Apologetics Conference

  October 14, 2014 Napp Nazworth Christian Post

• Evolution and DNA ...

  October 13, 2014 Johan Appelgrein news24 (South Africa)

• Big-Brained Scientist Says We Aren't Conscious

  October 13, 2014 Wesley J. Smith Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Darwin Debate Published by Nature

  October 13, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  two teams, both committed evolutionists, duked it out in Nature over whether Darwin’s mechanism is adequate to explain the diversity of life

• Scandal of the Evangelical Mind: A Biblical and Scientific Critique of Young-Earth Creationism

  October 13, 2014 Bruce L. Gordon Science, Religion and Culture, v.1, n.3, p.144-173

• Missing the link between Darwin and racism

  October 12, 2014 Warren Nunn Creation Ministries International

• Is Scientism Ready for E.T.?

  October 12, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  in speculating about the impact of extraterrestrials on world religions, an author neglected the impact on his own

• Robots Imitate Life

  October 11, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  the goal of robotics is to imitate what humans and animals make look easy

• Curtains for OOL: Oxygen Was Present from the Start

  October 10, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  free oxygen is death to life trying to evolve, but it was present early on, being formed naturally from atmospheric carbon dioxide

• Pleistocene cave art from Sulawesi, Indonesia

  October 9, 2014 Nature, v.514, p.223-227

  cave art from the island of Sulawesi in Indonesia, consisting of human hand stencils and animal paintings, is at least 40,000 years old, raising the question of why rock art traditions appeared at more or less the same