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• Americans: Mounting Evidence Prompts Researchers to Reconsider the Peopling of the New World

  October 18, 2011 Scientific American

  humans colonized the New World earlier than previously thought -- a revelation that is forcing scientists to rethink long-standing ideas about these trailblazers

• Evolution Is Impossible to Falsify

  October 18, 2011 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• From Telomeres to the Origins of Life

  October 17, 2011 New York Times

  after his work on telomeres, which won a Nobel Prize in 2009, Jack Szostak took up a new challenge: understanding the origins of life

• News Update/Commentary

  Super-Sized Muscle Made Twin-Horned Dinosaur a Speedster

  October 17, 2011 University of Alberta Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Archaeologists Find Blade 'Production Lines' Existed as Much as 400,000 Years Ago

  October 17, 2011 American Friends of Tel Aviv University Science Daily

• News to Note

  October 15, 2011 Answers in Genesis

  a weekly feature examining news from the biblical viewpoint

• A 100,000-Year-Old Ochre-Processing Workshop at Blombos Cave, South Africa

  October 14, 2011 Science, v.334, n.6053, p.219-222

  early humans mixed and stored ochre pigments in shells 100,000 years ago, an indication of the emergence of higher planning

• African Data Bolster New View of Modern Human Origins

  October 14, 2011 Science, v.334, n.6053, p.167

  two papers have independently suggested that early Homo sapiens interbred with now-extinct forms of humans in Africa, so that some living Africans carry genes from archaic people, just as all Europeans and

• Stromatolite colony found in Giant's Causeway

  October 14, 2011 Mike McKimm BBC

• Why You Shouldn't Fear Science -- Even Particle Physics

  October 14, 2011 Clara Moskowitz LiveScience

• These fins were made for walking

  October 13, 2011 Nature, v.478, p.159

• Amazing Fossils: What Do They Mean?

  October 13, 2011 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  almost every week remains of once-living creatures come to light

• News Update/Commentary

  Children, Not Chimps, Prefer Collaboration

  October 13, 2011 Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Science Daily

  humans like to work together in solving tasks -- chimps don't

• Physics Nobel winner: We discovered a cosmic mystery

  October 12, 2011 New Scientist, n.2834

  Adam Riess explains why his discovery of accelerating cosmic expansion is Nobel-worthy -- even though we don't understand its cause

• About time: A most familiar mystery

  October 11, 2011 David Deutsch New Scientist, n.2833, p.5

  a quantum physicist believes that the quest to understand time could do more than just unite the past, present and future

• Film explores shifting debate over evolution

  October 11, 2011 Kimberly Winston USA Today

• Comety Show: Oceans from Space

  October 11, 2011 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  “proof” that our water came special delivery from water-balloon comets

• Ancient whale jawbone found in Antarctica

  October 11, 2011 Michael Warren Yahoo! News (Associated Press)

• About time: What is it?

  October 10, 2011 Stuart Clark p.38-39

  Is time a river, a block, or a figment of our imagination? The essential nature of time remains the universe's greatest mystery.

• About time: Why does time's arrow fly only one way?

  October 10, 2011 Amanda Gefter p.39-41

  We can move through space in any direction we like -- but time is a strictly one-way street, and physicists still can't tell us why.

• About time: Countdown to the theory of everything

  October 10, 2011 Amanda Gefter p.41-42

  General relativity and quantum mechanics explain time in drastically different ways -- reconciling them is the key to a theory that will encompass both.

• About time: Everyday time warps

  October 10, 2011 Valerie Jamieson p.46

  Einstein's theories of relativity describe the time-warping effects of gravity -- here's how they affect Earthlings.

• Giant Kraken Lair Discovered

  October 10, 2011 Geolocial Society of America GSA Release No. 11-65

• Luminous grains of sand determine year of historic storm flood

  October 10, 2011 Geolocial Society of America GSA Release No. 11-70

• News to Note

  October 8, 2011 Answers in Genesis

  a weekly feature examining news from the biblical viewpoint

• News Update/Commentary

  Reefs Recovered Faster After Mass Extinction Than First Thought

  October 8, 2011 University of Zurich Science Daily

• Science & Faith: Friends or Foes?

  October 8, 2011 speakers: Jay Richards, Jonathan Wells, John West, and Paul Nelson Johnson Ferry Baptist Church, Marietta, Georgia

• About time: Adventures in the fourth dimension

  October 8, 2011 New Scientist, n.2833

• News Update/Commentary

  Lungfish Provides Insight to Life On Land: 'Humans Are Just Modified Fish'

  October 7, 2011 Public Library of Science Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  A New Species of Fossil: Silky Lacewing Insects That Lived More Than 120 Million Years Ago

  October 7, 2011 Pensoft Publishers Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Astrophysics and Extinctions: News About Planet-Threatening Events

  October 7, 2011 Geological Society of America Science Daily

• Huge New Dinosaur Trackway Found in U.S.

  October 7, 2011 National Geographic News

  dinosaurs "stomping in the mud" left prints pointing to pigeon-toed hunter

• Curious Cosmic Speed-Up Nabs Nobel Prize

  October 7, 2011 Adrian Cho Science, v.334, n.6052, p.30

• Astrophysics and Extinctions: News About Planet-Threatening Events

  October 7, 2011 Geolocial Society of America GSA Release No. 11-64

• Newspaper Article

  Will the Large Hadron Collider Explain Everything?

  October 7, 2011 Jim Holt New York Times

• Human Cloning Advanced Despite Ethics

  October 6, 2011 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• The first reptile with a true placenta

  October 6, 2011 Michael Marshall New Scientist

• News Update/Commentary

  Living Species of Aquatic Beetle Found in 20-Million-Year-Old Sediments

  October 6, 2011 Pensoft Publishers Science Daily

• Palaeoanthropology: Malapa and the genus Homo

  October 6, 2011 Fred Spoor Nature, v.478, p.44-45

• Extrasolar planets: Homing in on another Earth

  October 6, 2011 Jacob Bean Nature, v.478, p.41-42

• Fish jump into picture of evolutionary land invasion

  October 5, 2011 Northern Arizona University

• Lucky LUCA Was Already Complex

  October 5, 2011 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• Faster-than-light neutrinos face time trial

  October 5, 2011 Nature News

  Did gravity mess with the clocks that measured particles breaking cosmic speed limit?

• Geology will survive creationist undermining

  October 5, 2011 New Scientist, n.2833, p.30-31

  creationist infiltration of scientific conferences seems outrageous, but banning them would do more harm than good

• Faster-than-light neutrinos? New answers flood in

  October 5, 2011 New Scientist, n.2833, p.10

  explanations are coming in thick and fast for the seeming ability of subatomic particles to break the cosmic speed limit

• World's first cloned human embryonic stem cells

  October 5, 2011 New Scientist, n.2833, p.6

  by fusing skin cells with unfertilised eggs, scientists have cloned embryonic stem cells ... but they have three sets of chromosomes

• About time: The body's metronome

  October 5, 2011 Linda Geddes p.42-44

  Time rules our lives, but take away clocks, schedules and calendars, and our bodies still march to the beat of internal timekeepers.

• About time: Does it really fly when you're having fun?

  October 5, 2011 Linda Geddes p.44-46

  Time seems to slow down when you're frightened and speed up when you're having fun -- so what happens when you fall off a tower?

• About time: The tribe without time

  October 5, 2011 Chris Sinha p.47

  The Amondawa tribe has no concept of abstract time, no clocks and no calendars.

• About time: Finding the age of everything

  October 5, 2011 Richard Webb p.48

  From distant stars to ancient rocks to Roman boots, we have ways to date just about anything in the universe.