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Best Look Ever at Lifes Smallest Rotary Motor
January 7, 2010
All cells trade in energy currency called ATP (adenosine triphosphate). The molecular energy pellets are produced in profusion by molecular machines with rotary engines. The engines contain all the standard parts: rotor, stator, energy input, and torque production. They are embedded in the membranes of mitochondria and run on proton motive force. We’ve reported many […]
Oldest Hebrew Text Deciphered
January 7, 2010
Finally, some news from the ancient Hebrew pottery inscription that was found in 2008 (11/16/2008, bullet 1). The inscription from Khirbet Qeiyafa, dating from the time of David and Solomon, has been deciphered and announced on Yahoo News, PhysOrg, and EurekAlert, which has a copy of the script and the translation. Science Daily posted a […]
Flying Fossils Found
January 7, 2010
A population of insects called “living fossils” has been located in Australia. These tiny insects, called ancient greenling damselflies, have no living relatives. Their closest relatives disappeared from the fossil record 250 to 300 million years ago in the geological column, according to The Age and Heidelberg Leader. The wingspan of the insects is only […]
Tiktaalik Demoted to Has-Been
January 6, 2010
The highly-publicized tetrapod missing link or “fish-a-pod” that made headlines in 2006 (05/03/2006) has been dethroned by new findings in Poland. Trackways said to be 18 million years older than Tiktaalik, showing digits and alternating steps, were announced today in Nature.1 The authors said, “They force a radical reassessment of the timing, ecology and environmental […]
It Takes More than Eyes to See
January 6, 2010
We think of eyes as objects that see, but vision requires a whole system of parts. One of the most important is the brain. Without your thalamus, vision would be a hopeless jumble of jerky signals, reported scientists from the National Eye Institute. Writing in PNAS,1 Ostendorf, Liebermann and Ploner found that the […]
Metabolism-First Origin of Life Wont Work
January 5, 2010
Evolutionists believe it is necessary to get chemicals up to the point of replication before Darwinian evolution can come into play to build them into giraffes and eagles (given millions of years, of course). But because it is difficult to imagine a chance formation of nucleic acids (the “genetics first” theory), it has become popular […]
Evolutionists Caught in the Act of Exaggerating
January 4, 2010
A headline on Science Daily and PhysOrg announced breathlessly, suggested that mistakes are a gold mine for creative Darwinian power: “Mutations are the raw material of evolution.” The press release went on to glorify Darwin: “Charles Darwin already recognized that evolution depends on heritable differences between individuals: those who are better adapted to […]
DNA Repair Requires Teamwork
January 3, 2010
As if the genetic code itself was’t incredible enough, researchers have been finding systems that repair it. There are numerous pathways the cell can embark on to fix DNA errors. Two key players were recently described in more detail in the journal Science.1 A damaged genetic code is worse than a book with […]
So Long Darwin Bicentennial
December 31, 2009
Even some Darwinians are growing weary of Darwin hoopla. The Darwin Bicentennial and Origin of Species 150th Anniversary celebrations have come and gone, but Darwin is just as contentious and controversial as ever. Historians may remember not just the pro-Darwin celebrations of 2009, but the strong internet and media presence of Darwin skeptics. […]
SETI Will Turn 50 in 2010
December 31, 2009
There hasn’t been much news about SETI lately, but expect more in the coming year. In April 1960, 50 years ago, Frank Drake began the first SETI search with radio telescopes called Project Ozma (see SETI Institute description). No undeniable signal of intelligent origin was found that year or in the 50 years since, despite […]
L.A. Museum Sued Over I.D.
December 30, 2009
They had a contract. The American Freedom Alliance (AFA), which takes no official position on Darwinism vs Intelligent Design but wanted to present both sides of what they considered an important public issue, was scheduled to show two films at the California Science Center’s IMAX Theater – one which assumes evolution, and one which argues […]
Robot Designers Strive to Match Animals
December 30, 2009
Engineers feel great satisfaction when their robots can match just some of the feats of animals. What does that say about the design of the animals? It’s a bird, it’s a plane: The first “hummingbird robot” was unveiled by Japanese researcher Hiroshi Liu (Chiba University) in a press release published by PhysOrg. The hand-sized device […]
Simplest Microbes More Complex than Thought
December 29, 2009
The smallest, simplest cells are prokaryotes. These are the bacteria and archaea that lack a nucleus and are usually considered primitive. Scientists are finding, though, that they know many of the same tricks as the more complex nucleus-bearing eukaryotes. PhysOrg reported that a species of Mycoplasma, among the smallest independent-living bacteria, is more […]
Inadequacies of Darwins Theory Exposed
December 28, 2009
For a scientist who has been celebrated all year by many as the greatest thinker in history, Darwin left behind a lot of gaps. If his theory of common ancestry by descent with modification is so well substantiated, as the scientific community claims, why are there continual attempts to fill gaps with other notions? […]
Evidence for Evolution, or for Uncontroversial Variation?
December 24, 2009
Science papers and articles often announce promising new evidence for evolution. To distinguish Darwinian evolution from creation, though, requires evidence of a certain magnitude. The staunchest Biblical creationist allows for a great deal of variation within kinds. When evidences for evolution are announced, do they rise to the level of change Darwin theorized – like […]
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David Coppedge, B.S. Education, B.S. Physics, founded Creation-Evolution Headlines in late 2000 as a way to share science news he was encountering at NASA. It has grown into a highly-trusted source of news and commentary critical of the pro-Darwin consensus, providing analysis of breaking news of interest to creationists and evolutionists, without the Darwin spin. He has authored over 7,000 entries at CEH since its inception.
