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• I was there at the birth of the big bang

  May 15, 2014 New Scientist, n.2969, p.36-39

  Fifty years ago, the universe's genesis story was confirmed -- by accident. Cosmologist recalls the struggle to convince doubters.

• News Update/Commentary

  Caught in the act: Study probes evolution of California insect

  May 15, 2014 Rice University Science Daily

• Science Site Justifies Burning Aborted Babies for Energy

  May 15, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  the response may be outrage or ho-hum, depending on whether the observer is a theist or an evolutionist

• Video

  The Workhorse of the Cell: Kinesin

  May 15, 2014 Discovery Science News YouTube

• News Update/Commentary

  Oldest most complete, genetically intact human skeleton in New World

  May 15, 2014 National Geographic Society Science Daily

  a near-complete early American human skeleton with an intact cranium and preserved DNA found surrounded by a variety of extinct animals more than 40 meters below sea level in a cave system on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula

• News Update/Commentary

  First diplodocid sauropod from South America found

  May 14, 2014 PLoS Science Daily

• How Well Do Evolutionists Understand Extinctions?

  May 14, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Earth history is littered with five mass extinctions, evolutionists claim. How solid is their evidence?

• Cosmology: First light

  May 14, 2014 Nature, v.509, p.276-278

  the left-over radiation from the Big Bang has given up what may be its last great secret about the early Universe, but astronomers are determined to mine more from this primordial prize

• What war is good for, and humane killing (opinion letters)

  May 14, 2014 New Scientist, n.2969, p.30-31

  dissecting unclaimed bodies, science teaching, inflicting unnecessary pain and more

• Polar bears evolved to eat junk food

  May 14, 2014 New Scientist, n.2969, p.16

  the world's largest land predators have evolved genes that let them eat a diet ultra-high in fat that would give most humans a heart attack

• Quantum twist could kill off the multiverse

  May 14, 2014 New Scientist, n.2969, p.8-9

  a radical new view of quantum mechanics does away with an eternal "bubble" multiverse, and suggests how the "many worlds" multiverse will draw to a close

• Stolen dinosaur head reveals weird hybrid species

  May 14, 2014 New Scientist, n.2969, p.7

  palaeontologists have recovered the only known skull of a Deinocheirus, revealing that the species looked like a duck-billed cross between an ostrich and a camel

• When to watch out for spectacular new meteor shower

  May 14, 2014 New Scientist, n.2969, p.6

  a major new meteor shower is set to streak across the skies next week as Earth passes through dust released by a comet 200 years ago

• Rumours swirl over credibility of big bang ripple find

  May 14, 2014 New Scientist, n.2969, p.6

  in reply to claims that they have admitted a mistake in their gravitational waves analysis, the BICEP2 team is unequivocal: "We've done no such thing"

• Do Human "Tails" Represent the Simple "Turning On" of Genes Retained from Our Ancestors?

  May 13, 2014 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Two Darwinist Conundrums

  May 13, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Darwinists should support bullying, but not rely on sexual selection

• News Update/Commentary

  Forgiving a wrong may actually make it easier to forget

  May 13, 2014 Association for Psychological Science Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient giant sperm from tiny shrimps discovered at Riversleigh World Heritage Fossil Site

  May 13, 2014 Science Daily

  Preserved giant sperm from tiny shrimps that lived about 17 million years ago have been discovered in Queensland, Australia. They are the oldest fossilized sperm ever found in the geological record. The shrimps lived in a pool in an ancien

• The Whitewash Continues: Cosmos Conceals the Sources of Scientific Inspiration for Michael Faraday, James Clerk Maxwell

  May 12, 2014 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Three More Ways to Benefit from Nature’s Designs

  May 12, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  three completely different biological mechanisms, at different scales of size, studied by different universities: all agree nature’s designs are wonderful, but difficult to imitate

• Big Bang “Breakthrough” May Be False

  May 12, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  criticisms of the BICEP announcement are coming in, and could overturn the highly-publicized announcement that “inflation” has been discovered

• Are Humans Ever Born with "Perfectly Formed" Tails?

  May 12, 2014 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Why You Should Visit AIG’s Creation Museum

  May 11, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  the Creation Museum in Kentucky is a treat for the whole family

• Young Galaxy Mature for Its Age

  May 10, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  remote galaxy that should be young looks well-behaved and mature, “truly surprising” astronomers

• Synthetic Biology: Designer Microbes Expand Life's Genetic Alphabet

  May 9, 2014 Science, v.344, n.6184, p.571

  California researchers have created living microbes capable of incorporating and copying a new pair of letters in life's genetic alphabet

• New Sites Bring the Earliest Americans Out of the Shadows

  May 9, 2014 Science, v.344, n.6184, p.567-568

  archaeologists are finding new evidence that Paleoindians spread throughout North and South America earlier than long believed -- and even camped high in the Andes Mountains

• News Update/Commentary

  Paleontologists discover new fossil organism

  May 9, 2014 University of California, Riverside Science Daily

• Origin of Life Studies Show Signs of Desperation

  May 9, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  there is no coherent origin of life scenario among evolutionists, just a collection of odd possibilities -- some bordering on the absurd

• Is Earth's Apparent Design for Life Simply the "Most Severe Case of Observational Bias in the History of Science"?

  May 9, 2014 Michael Denton Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Another Icon of Evolution: The Darwinian Myth of Human "Tails"

  May 9, 2014 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Properties of galaxies reproduced by a hydrodynamic simulation

  May 8, 2014 M. Vogelsberger, S. Genel, V. Springel, P. Torrey, D. Sijacki, D. Xu, G. Snyder, S. Bird, D. Nelson, and L. Hernquist Nature, v.509, p.177-182

• News About Bird Evolution

  May 8, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  We’ve just heard about some amazing birds. Now, what to secular scientists say about how they evolved?

• News Update/Commentary

  Mummy-making wasps discovered in Ecuador

  May 8, 2014 Pensoft Publishers Science Daily

• NSF Study on Green Algae Finds Darwin Was Wrong About Competition

  May 8, 2014 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Has the Problem of Science Censorship at Ball State University Been Ironed Out at Last?

  May 8, 2014 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• In South Carolina, Students May Soon Critique Natural Selection

  May 8, 2014 Joshua Youngkin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient crater points to massive meteorite strike

  May 7, 2014 University of Alberta Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Mapping the spider genome: Surprising similarities to humans

  May 7, 2014 Aarhus University Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Newly found dinosaur is long-nosed cousin of Tyrannosaurus rex

  May 7, 2014 University of Edinburgh Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Semi-synthetic organism: Scientists create first living organism that transmits added letters in DNA 'alphabet'

  May 7, 2014 Scripps Research Institute Science Daily

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  Et Tu, Octopus? It Was Hard Enough to Explain Human Eyes by Unguided Processes

  May 7, 2014 Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• In an Apocalyptic Mood, Stephen Hawking Overestimates the Evolutionary Future of Smart Machines

  May 7, 2014 Erik J. Larson Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• News for the Birds

  May 7, 2014 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  our human readers are allowed to peek in on these headlines for and about our feathered intellectual friends

• QBism: Is quantum uncertainty all in the mind?

  May 7, 2014 New Scientist, n.2968, p.32-35

  the microscopic world described by quantum theory seems a strange, confusing place -- but some physicists argue it's just us who are uncertain

• Fire missiles at Mars to find deeply buried life

  May 7, 2014 New Scientist, n.2968, p.14

  the Exolance project would scatter bunker-busters across the planet to hunt for signs of life in subsurface ice -- if they can hitch a ride

• Only known chimp war reveals how societies splinter

  May 7, 2014 New Scientist, n.2968, p.12

  the four-year war that shattered a chimp society in the 1970s shows similarities between the ways chimpanzee and human societies break down

• Time to settle the synthetic controversy

  May 7, 2014 Volker ter Meulen Nature, v.509, p.135

  if synthetic biology is to thrive, the world needs to decide now how the field should be regulated and supported

• Synthetic biology: Cultural divide

  May 7, 2014 Bryn Nelson Nature, v.509, p.152-154

  synthetic biology is facing a tug of war over whether to patent its discoveries or embrace open-source innovation

• Synthetic biology: How best to build a cell

  May 7, 2014 Nature, v.509, p.155-157

  experts weigh in on the biggest obstacles in synthetic biology -- from names to knowledge gaps -- and what it will take to overcome them

• A cosmic history

  May 7, 2014 Nature, v.509, p.134

  millions of hours of processing time yield the best picture so far of how the Universe evolved