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Neutrinos Caught Speeding May Break Einstein’s Cosmic Limit
September 23, 2011 Businessweek
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Creation debate is the topic of new play in Costa Mesa
September 23, 2011 Orange County Register (California)
‘How the World Began’ pits a New York science teacher against Kansas creationists
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Star Measurements Hint at Many More Abodes for Life
September 23, 2011 Science, v.333, n.6050, p.1688
reexamining a group of stars observed by NASA's Kepler spacecraft, astronomers say they have identified a trove of candidate planets that are both Earth-sized and potentially habitable
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News Update/Commentary
Evolutionary Tree of Life for Mammals Greatly Improved
September 23, 2011 Science Daily
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Particles Traveling Faster Than the Speed of Light?
September 23, 2011 Proslogion
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Neutrinos clocked moving at faster-than-light speed
September 22, 2011 MSNBC (Associated Press)
CERN scientists ask for confirmation of discovery that could rewrite laws of nature
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Faster than light particles found, claim scientists
September 22, 2011 Guardian (UK)
particle physicists detect neutrinos travelling faster than light, a feat forbidden by Einstein's theory of special relativity
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Measurement of the neutrino velocity with the OPERA detector in the CNGS beam
September 22, 2011 Cornell University Library
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On reading evolution polls
September 21, 2011 Science Blogs
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Creationism vs Evolution -- The Battle Continues in the UK
September 21, 2011 Red Orbit
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Scientists Discover Rare Theropod Dinosaur Wounded in Action in Southern Utah
September 21, 2011 Science Daily
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Using Human Genomes to Illuminate the Mysteries of Early Human History
September 21, 2011 Science Daily
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Light of life: The hunt for another Earth
September 21, 2011 New Scientist, n.2831, p.50-55
if we spied another living world in the distant cosmos, how would we recognise it?
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Advanced birds lived alongside 'hairy' dinosaurs
September 21, 2011 New Scientist, n.2831, p.21
a trove of dinosaur and bird feathers preserved in amber offer a snapshot of feathered life 79 million years ago
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Brainy molluscs evolved nervous systems four times
September 21, 2011 New Scientist, n.2831, p.12
slimy and often sluggish they may be, but some molluscs deserve credit for their brains -- which, it now appears, evolved independently, four times
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New doubts about 'poster child' of exoplanets
September 21, 2011 New Scientist, n.2831, p.7
it is proving surprisingly tricky to pin down Fomalhaut b -- one of the only exoplanets to have been directly imaged
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Creationism Vs. Evolution: Scientists Call for Ban of Creationism in U.K. Schools
September 20, 2011 International Business Times
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New Technique Fills Gaps in Fossil Record
September 20, 2011 Science Daily
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DNA Trash Talk
September 20, 2011 Salvo Magazine
questions for Jonathan Wells on The Myth of Junk DNA
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Science and religion do mix
September 20, 2011 Rice University
only 15 percent of scientists at major research universities see religion and science always in conflict
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Primitive Birds Shared Dinosaurs' Fate
September 19, 2011 Science Daily
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Creation Science Seminar at Camp Timber-lee
September 19, 2011 Brookfield Now (Wisconsin)
scheduled for October 1, 2011
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Fighting back against creationism
September 19, 2011 Pharyngula
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Hints of exo-Earths spark desire for a closer look
September 19, 2011 Nature, v.477, p.383-384
of the latest clutch reported, one is among the most Earth-like yet, another orbits two suns
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Scientists demand tougher guidelines on teaching of creationism in schools
September 18, 2011 The Guardian (UK)
Sir David Attenborough among those accusing 'fundamentalists' of seeking to portray creationism as scientific theory in class
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Dino-killing asteroid wiped out ancient birds, too
September 18, 2011 MSNBC (Live Science)
some archaic avians were equally vulnerable to cosmic impact
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Intelligent Design vs. Evolution
September 17, 2011 New American
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News to Note
September 17, 2011 Answers in Genesis
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Fossil feathers: Not just for the birds
September 17, 2011 The Economist
a trove of fossils sheds light on the evolution of feathers
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A Diverse Assemblage of Late Cretaceous Dinosaur and Bird Feathers from Canadian Amber
September 16, 2011 Science, v.333, n.6049, p.1619-1622
late Cretaceous amber entombs both dinosaur protofeathers and avian feathers of modern aspect
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Trace Metals as Biomarkers for Eumelanin Pigment in the Fossil Record
September 16, 2011 Science, v.333, n.6049, p.1622-1626
X-ray maps of fossil feather pigments reveal color patterning in extinct bird species
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Fossilized Feathers
September 16, 2011 Science, v.333, n.6049, p.1590-1591
the evolution of feather color, structure, and organization is gleaned from amber-preserved specimens
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Tree Resin Captures Evolution of Feathers on Dinosaurs and Birds
September 16, 2011 Science Daily
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A Point of View: Can religion tell us more than science?
September 16, 2011 BBC News
too many athiests miss the point of religion, it's about how we live and not what we believe
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Kids' Evolution Book, Shunned in US, Gets Award
September 16, 2011 Discovery News
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Pictures: "Incredible" Dinosaur Feathers Found in Amber
September 16, 2011 National Geographic News
preserved for 70 to 85 million years, these feathers are part of a newly revealed trove of likely dinosaur and bird plumage found trapped in amber in Alberta, Canada
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Giant Prehistoric Croc Found Near World's Biggest Snake
September 16, 2011 National Geographic News
twenty-foot fossil croc discovered in coal mine
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Linking mantle plumes, large igneous provinces and environmental catastrophes
September 15, 2011 Nature, v.477, p.312-316
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Human-Chimp Evolutionary Divergence: Methylation and Gene Sequence Co-Evolved
September 15, 2011 Science Daily
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Scientists Take First Step Towards Creating 'Inorganic Life'
September 15, 2011 Science Daily
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Feathers Trapped in Amber Reveal a More Colorful Dinosaur Age
September 15, 2011 New York Times
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High-resolution U-Pb ages from the Upper Triassic Chinle Formation (New Mexico, USA) support a diachronous rise of dinosaurs
September 15, 2011 Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v.309, n.3-4, p.258-267
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Scientists on trial: At fault?
September 14, 2011 Nature, v.477, p.264-269
In 2009, an earthquake devastated the Italian city of L'Aquila and killed more than 300 people. Now, scientists are on trial for manslaughter.
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South African fossils halfway between ape and human
September 14, 2011 New Scientist, n.2830, p.19
a 2-million-year-old pair of fossil skeletons have a bizarre mix of primitive and modern features, and may mark a key step in human evolution
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'Synthetic' chromosome permits rapid, on-demand 'evolution' of yeast
September 14, 2011 Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
researchers create man-made system with built-in diversity generator
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Newborn Dinosaur Discovered in Maryland: Youngest Nodosaur Ever Discovered
September 14, 2011 Science Daily
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Before the dinosaurs, underground worlds thrived
September 13, 2011 MSNBC
life on Earth 240 million years ago flourished in seas, on land and in intricate burrows
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Bigger than a house, crystals take eons to grow
September 13, 2011 MSNBC
giants found in Mexican cave take a million years to top two stories tall
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Super-Earth discovered in a habitable zone
September 13, 2011 New Scientist, n.2830, p.6
the discovery of 600 new exoplanets strengthens astronomers' suspicions that habitable planets must be common
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Paleoanthropologist Now Rides High on a New Fossil Tide
September 9, 2011 Science, v.333, n.6048, p.1373-1375
after a career marked by controversy, Lee Berger hopes new hominin fossils will salvage his mixed scientific reputation