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• New theory of gravitational waves holds key to the early universe

  September 12, 2025 Daniele Bertacca and Raul Jimenez Institute of Art and Ideas

  Gravitational waves may resolve problems with the Big Bang theory

• When We Lose Religion, We Lose Science

  September 11, 2025 Denyse O’Leary Evolution News & Science Today

• Book

  Restoring trust in science

  September 11, 2025 Megan L. Ranney Science, v.389, n.6765, p.1095

  A pair of authors offer a “battle plan” for combating antiscience sentiment

• Book

  Behind the scenes of scientific fraud

  September 11, 2025 Daniele Fanelli Science, v.389, n.6765, p.1096

  A coauthor on a paper with fabricated data reckons with the fallout

• Illusions of AI consciousness

  September 11, 2025 Yoshua Bengio and Eric Elmoznino Science, v.389, n.6765, p.1090-1091

  The belief that AI is conscious is not without risk

• Mass Extinction Confirmed -- Volcanic Winters Cleared the Way for the Rise of Dinosaurs

  September 11, 2025 Rubila Bob Mother Friendly

  Volcanic winters reshaped Earth and made room for swift, adaptable predators to climb the ladder

• The Rise of ‘Conspiracy Physics’

  September 11, 2025 Dan Kagan-Kans Wall Street Journal

  Streamers are building huge audiences by attacking academic physics as just another corrupt establishment. Scientists are starting to worry about the consequences.

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient fossils in Ethiopia rewrite the first chapter of human evolution

  September 11, 2025 University of Arkansas Science Daily

  Homo’s earliest fossils show a surprising overlap with Australopithecus, exposing human evolution as a tangled, competitive family tree.

• Nobel Prize-Winning Physicist To Speak at COSM 2025

  September 11, 2025 Mind Matters

  John F. Clauser has helped us understand the quantum world better -- and tangled with climate activists

• Video

  Evolution Is Only Persuasive Because of This Feature

  September 11, 2025 Eric H. Anderson Theos Theory

  Darwinism thrives when details are slim. It is powered by imagination. Design theorist and attorney shares how evolutionary stories only appear plausible as long as we keep them vague.

• Why science is limited and evolution fails

  September 11, 2025 Andrew Sibley Creation Ministries International

  We are often told to ‘trust the science’, and that science can explain the origin of life and solve all the world’s problems. Often, science is treated as a religion, known as scientism.

• Interstellar overhype: NASA debunks claim about alien-made comet

  September 11, 2025 Richard Luscombe The Guardian

  NASA dismisses theory by Harvard astronomer who suggested an object from beyond the solar system could be a relic from a distant civilization

• 10 incredible facts about the Big Bang Theory

  September 11, 2025 Ethan Siegel Big Think

  It’s the origin of our entire observable Universe, but it’s still not the very beginning of everything.

• The Complex Lives of Cichlid Fish Parents

  September 11, 2025 Rohini Subrahmanyam The Scientist

  Cichlids can be protective parents or infanticidal cannibals -- studying these extremes could provide new insights into their evolution.

• Dinosaur egg dated directly for the first time

  September 11, 2025 Mohana Basu Nature

  Laser method could help to pinpoint the age of many fossils, but some palaeontologists say further research is needed to verify the technique.

• How understanding nothingness might just explain everything

  September 11, 2025 Georgina Torbet BBC

  There's a big, gaping hole in our understanding of the Universe. Meet the scientists trying to understand it

• ChatGPT Fails to Flag Retracted and Problematic Articles

  September 11, 2025 Sneha Khedkar The Scientist

  The large language model scored a majority of discredited or retracted articles highly, highlighting that information obtained from AI tools must be verified.

• Newly dated 85-million-year-old dino eggs could improve understanding of Cretaceous climate

  September 11, 2025 Frontiers Media

• AI Risks Choking Off New Knowledge

  September 10, 2025 Greg Ip Wall Street Journal

  A Beltway audience watched as Weil asked Chat-GPT to prepare a memo briefing a fictional senator for the confirmation of Albert Einstein to be energy secretary.

• “Sharkitecture” Displays Intelligent Design in Shark Bones

  September 10, 2025 Jerry Bergman Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Supported by strong minerals and springs, the shark skeleton is optimized for these ocean predators

• News Update/Commentary

  Who were the mystery humans behind Indonesia’s million-year-old tools?

  September 10, 2025 Griffith University Science Daily

  A groundbreaking discovery on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi reveals that early hominins crossed treacherous seas over a million years ago, leaving behind stone tools that reshape our understanding of ancient migration.

• Dawkins Watches as Science Skeeters Off a Cliff, Learns Nothing

  September 10, 2025 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  The decline is mainly due to the loss of traditional insights gained in large part from religion

• Microraptor: A Systematic View of Its Three Species

  September 10, 2025 Gabriela Haynes Answers Research Journal, v.18, p.449-457

  Cranial Elements

• On Human-Chimp Genetic (Dis)Similarity, Give Credit Where Credit Is Due

  September 10, 2025 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Science Today

• Happy Birthday, LIGO. Now Drop Dead.

  September 10, 2025 Dennis Overbye New York Times

  Ten years ago, astronomers made an epic discovery with the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory. Cosmology hasn’t been the same since, and it might not stay that way much longer.

• In a Rock on Mars, NASA Sees ‘Clearest Sign of Life’ So Far

  September 10, 2025 Kenneth Chang New York Times

  The agency’s scientists are still not saying they found fossils of Martian microbes, but analysis of the specimen collected by the Perseverance rover raises that possibility.

• NASA hasn't found life on Mars yet -- but signs are promising

  September 10, 2025 Matthew Sparkes New Scientist

  A rock found on Mars offered tantalising evidence that life once existed there. Now scientists have found yet more evidence that could point to the existence of ancient organisms -- but we can't know for certain without returning samples to Earth.

• An Elusive Butterfly Expands Its Genome Through Fragmentation

  September 10, 2025 Andrea Lius The Scientist

  Scientists sequenced the Atlas blue butterfly genome for the first time, revealing its 229 chromosome pairs and new insights into butterfly evolution.

• The oldest known lepidosaur and origins of lepidosaur feeding adaptations

  September 10, 2025 Daniel Marke, et al. Nature

  The Lepidosauria is the most species-rich group of land-dwelling vertebrates. The group includes around 12,000 species of lizards and snakes

• Clearest gravitational-wave detection yet confirms Hawking’s black-hole theory

  September 10, 2025 Jenna Ahart Nature

  Discovery joins a list of the greatest hits of the LIGO detector, which ten years ago became the first to detect gravitational waves.

• Researchers uncover potential biosignatures on Mars

  September 10, 2025 Texas A&M University EurekAlert!

• Unusual compounds in rocks on Mars may be sign of ancient microbial life

  September 10, 2025 Ian Sample and Richard Luscombe The Guardian

  Surface spots and nodules on rocks in ancient river valley are described in new study as ‘potential biosignatures’

• NASA Says Mars Rover Discovered Potential Biosignature Last Year

  September 10, 2025 NASA

  A sample collected by NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover from an ancient dry riverbed in Jezero Crater could preserve evidence of ancient microbial life.

• Video

  Dissenting from Deep Time

  September 10, 2025 Monte Fleming Logos Research Associates

  The age of the earth can be scientifically measured and constrained in many ways. This presentation shares several of these methods and talks about what they mean for the standard scientific paradigm.

• Decode or Be Deceived: Read What Authorities Say Carefully

  September 9, 2025 Richard W. Stevens Mind Matters

  Increasingly we must examine claims from experts -- human or AI -- carefully, instead of adopting their clever sound bites

• Artificial Intelligence, Science and the Limits of Knowledge

  September 9, 2025 Erik J. Larson Mind Matters

  In Part 3, I show that AI, like science, has limits. It depends on narrowing a problem: making it specific, discarding most possibilities, sealing it inside a representation and specification

• The Big Bang’s big gaps

  September 9, 2025 Jim Baggott Aeon

  The current theory for the origin of the Universe is remarkably successful yet full of explanatory holes. Expect surprises

• Video

  Evidence for Intelligent Design: Irreducible Complexity

  September 9, 2025 Michael Behe Truthful Hope

  distinctions between intelligent design and creationism, scientific and philosophical objections to intelligent design, the implications of Darwinian evolution, and recent scientific advancements in understanding life's complexity

• The argument against the existence of a Theory of Everything

  September 9, 2025 Ethan Siegel Big Think

  The Holy Grail of physics is a Theory of Everything: where a single equation describes the whole Universe. But maybe there simply isn’t one?

• How cosmic events may have influenced hominin evolution

  September 9, 2025 Michael Marshall New Scientist

  Some cosmic events could have profoundly altered the lives of our ancient human relatives. Did Neanderthals go extinct, at least in part, due to changes in Earth’s magnetic field? Did Australopithecus witness huge meteorite impacts?

• Head start: fossil clues about how bodies evolved from two-fold to five-fold symmetry

  September 9, 2025 Gregory A. Wray Nature

  How the five-fold symmetrical bodies of starfish and other echinoderms evolved is a mystery. New evidence fills in a key piece of the puzzle.

• Video

  On the Deep Nature of Reality

  September 9, 2025 Roger Penrose Closer To Truth

  This wide-ranging conversation spans Penrose’s most influential ideas, from black holes and the Big Bang to Gödel’s incompleteness theorems, quantum gravity, and the role of mathematics in uncovering ultimate reality.

• Book

  Designer Science

  September, 2025 C. W. Howell NYU Press

  A history of the intelligent design movement and its legacy | See Also Amazon

• Blinking at Baboons: The Disney Effect in Anthropology

  September 9, 2025 John Wise Creation-Evolution Headlines

  How evolutionary science creates a cultural conditioning so pervasive that the obvious is now heretical

• Mirror Microbes Could End All Life on Earth. How Do We Stop Them?

  September 8, 2025 Stephanie DeMarco The Scientist

  Bacteria made of mirror molecules could evade the immune system and outcompete native species, but strategies put in place now could prevent this outcome.

• Research misconduct: how the scientific community is fighting back

  September 8, 2025 Nick Petrić Howe Nature

  Misconduct is rare in science, but there are worries about a detritus of fake papers in the scientific literature. In this podcast, we explore why misconduct happens and how to tackle it.

• Flood Tsunamis Transported Trees and Amber

  September 8, 2025 Tim Clarey Institute for Creation Research

• Reuters Pulls Vid Where Xi Hails Organ Transplants for Longevity

  September 8, 2025 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  Putin didn’t seem to care much about what he was heard to say about organ transplants, but China is known to harvest organs from doomed political prisoners.

• What If Science Tried Doing Without Materialism?

  September 8, 2025 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  In a thoughtful review of The Immortal Mind, John Zmirak points to the way it currently underlies most popular presentations of science

• Scientist claims life on Earth was not random... but engineered

  September 8, 2025 Chris Melore Daily Mail (UK)

  A wild new theory has claimed the origins of life on Earth were delivered by aliens who were terraforming the planet into a habitable world billions of years ago.