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• About time: Life on the time-zone borderline

  October 5, 2011 Sally Adee p.49-50

  Life can be strange when you straddle two time zones -- just ask the clock-shifting citizens of the Pacific and Indiana.

• About time: Is time travel possible?

  October 5, 2011 Marcus Chown p.50-51

  It's not only possible, we've already made it happen ... but your grandfather has nothing to worry about.

• About time: The world's most accurate clock

  October 5, 2011 Richard Webb p.52-53

  The latest atomic clocks are fine-tuned to lose only a few seconds within the lifespan of the universe.

• About time: Will time end?

  October 5, 2011 Stephen Battersby p.52-53

  It is a disturbing prospect, more chilling even than the end of our universe -- everything stops.

• Immunity and dark energy discoveries win Nobels

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

• Are Aliens Part of Evolution’s Plan, Too?

  October 4, 2011 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• 3 win Nobel for showing universe is speeding up

  October 4, 2011 Malcolm Ritter and Karl Ritter Pensacola News Journal (Associated Press)

• Stellar performance nets physics prize

  October 4, 2011 Geoff Brumfiel Nature, v.478, p.14

  Nobel for supernovae signals of accelerating Universe

• Evolution: Is God Just Playing Dice?

  October 3, 2011 Matt J. Rossano Huffington Post

• Intelligent Design and the Origin of Biological Information: A Response to Dennis Venema

  October 3, 2011 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Noah's Ark replica being built in Kentucky

  October 2, 2011 Dylan T. Lovan USA Today (Associated Press)

• Noah's Ark Replica Being Built in Kentucky

  October 2, 2011 Fox News (Associated Press)

• Science controversies past and present

  October, 2011 Steve Sherwood Physics Today, v.64, n.10

  Reactions to the science of global warming have followed a similar course to those of other inconvenient truths from physics.

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  Dinosaur in a Haystack: Reflections in Natural History

  October 1, 2011 Belknap Press (Harvard University Press)

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  Full House: The Spread of Excellence from Plato to Darwin

  October 1, 2011 Belknap Press (Harvard University Press)

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  The Hedgehog, the Fox, and the Magister's Pox: Mending the Gap between Science and the Humanities

  October 1, 2011 Belknap Press (Harvard University Press)

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  The Lying Stones of Marrakech: Penultimate Reflections in Natural History

  October 1, 2011 Belknap Press (Harvard University Press)

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  Leonardo's Mountain of Clams and the Diet of Worms: Essays on Natural History

  October 1, 2011 Belknap Press (Harvard University Press)

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  The Fossil Chronicles: How Two Controversial Discoveries Changed Our View of Human Evolution

  October 1, 2011 University of California Press

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  Acts & Facts, v.40, n.10 (pdf)

  October 1, 2011 Institute for Creation Research

• That's a Fact -- Measuring Billions

  October 1, 2011 Institute for Creation Research

• Hothouse Earth

  October 1, 2011 National Geographic

  56 million years ago a mysterious surge of carbon into the atmosphere sent global temperatures soaring. In a geologic eyeblink life was forever changed.

• Welcome to the Multiverse

  October 1, 2011 Discover Magazine

  Could our universe be just one of a multitude, each with its own reality? It may sound like fiction, but there is hard science behind this outlandish idea.

• The Language Fossils Buried in Every Cell of Your Body

  October 1, 2011 Discover Magazine

  a British family with a bizarre speech deficit has led linguists to FOXP2: a gene that begins to explain how our ancestors acquired language

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  Evolution's Witness: How Eyes Evolved

  October 1, 2011 Oxford University Press

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  War of the Worldviews: Science Vs. Spirituality

  October 1, 2011 Random House (Harmony)

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  A More Perfect Heaven: How Copernicus Revolutionized the Cosmos

  October 1, 2011 Walker & Co.

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  A Scientist Celebrates Creation (pdf)

  October 1, 2011 George T. Javor Teach Services, Inc.

• Polonium Halos in Deep Earth Granite

  October 1, 2011

• From Geneva to Italy Faster Than a Speeding Photon?

  September 30, 2011 Science, v.333, n.6051, p.1809

  some physicists were incredulous about last week's report of subatomic particles called neutrinos traveling faster than light, but others have already developed a theoretical framework that can handle potential br

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists Release Most Accurate Simulation of the Universe to Date

  September 30, 2011 University of California, Santa Cruz Science Daily

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  Fire: The Spark That Ignited Human Evolution

  September, 2011 Frances D. Burton University of New Mexico Press

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• The vast Asian realm of the lost humans

  September 29, 2011 New Scientist, n.2832, p.12

  the Denisovans, the mysterious cousins of the Neanderthals, displayed a level of adaptability thought to be unique to modern humans

• Evolution Implies Intelligent Design

  September 28, 2011 L J World (Lawrence, Kansas)

• Quantum life: The weirdness inside us

  September 28, 2011 New Scientist, n.2832, p.34-37

  ideas from the stranger side of physics could explain some long-standing mysteries of biology

• History is moving at light speed

  September 28, 2011 New Scientist, n.2832, p.5

  scientific revolution or not, the neutrinos that seem to travel faster than light have captured people's imagination

• The Dinosaur Baron of Transylvania

  September 28, 2011 Scientific American

  a maverick aristocrat's ideas about dinosaur evolution turn out to have been decades ahead of their time

• Rest Easy, Einstein--Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos Would Not Violate Relativity

  September 28, 2011 Discover Magazine

  particles that move faster than c might sound like pure sci-fi, but it wouldn't be as hard to square with current physics as you might think

• Speedy neutrinos challenge physicists

  September 27, 2011 Eugenie Samuel Reich Nature, v.477, p.520

  experiment under scrutiny as teams prepare to test claim that particles can beat light speed

• It’s Still a Rare Earth

  September 25, 2011 Creation-Evolution Headlines

• p.3 — Life Below the Surface

  September 25, 2011 From the Editor

• p.6 — Evaluating the Human-Chimp DNA Myth -- New Research Data

  September 25, 2011 Research

• p.12-14 — Benjamin Lee Whorf: An Early Supporter of Creationism

  September 25, 2011 Impact

• p.15 — The Channeled Scablands

  September 25, 2011 Back to Genesis

• p.16 — So, What Is a Gene?

  September 25, 2011 Back to Genesis

• p.17 — Thank God for Wood

  September 25, 2011 Back to Genesis

• p.18-19 — Introducing the Science Education Essentials Blog

  September 25, 2011 Education

• Naughty 'Faster Than Light' Neutrinos a Reality?

  September 24, 2011 Jennifer Ouellette Discovery News

• Resurrected ancient protein is a potent antibiotic

  September 24, 2011 New Scientist, n.2831, p.16

  a protein that evolved 59 million years ago has been recreated in the lab -- and shown to be effective against a range of multidrug-resistant pathogens

• Faster-than-light neutrinos show science in action

  September 23, 2011 Kelly Oakes Scientific American (blog)