A Dozen Leftovers
Here’s a rapid-fire list of links to science stories that looked interesting, but were filling up our backlog. Thinkers, bloggers and reporters might want to do what they want with them.
- Baby born after 20 years as a frozen embryo: PhysOrg.
- Where dinosaurs died reveals how they lived: Live Science.
- Clues included in diamonds: PhysOrg; but did they look for carbon-14?
- Neptune was incapable of sending asteroids out to the edge: Science Daily.
- Crystal cave in Mexico: great photo gallery on National Geographic.
- NASA has a busy “year of the solar system” on tap: PhysOrg.
- Talk about global warming: the universe overheated, according to Science Daily.
- Earliest land plant in Argentina? BBC News.
- Fish were first to have sex: Discovery Channel.
- The case of the cannibal T. rex: Live Science.
- Giant pterosaurs might have flown 10,000 miles nonstop: National Geographic.
- Monkeys try to make a movie: New Scientist.
These 12 stories would have been classified under more than 12 Chain Links, but the catch-all categories Amazing and Dumb will have to suffice for now; readers can pigeonhole them into one or the other.
The list provides a small taste of the dozens of headlines, stories, papers, and claims that have to be evaluated each day for a chance to be reported on Creation-Evolution Headlines. Which one(s) would have won Stupid Evolution Quote of the Week?
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