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Preparing the World for Aliens
May 29, 2008
Some people are so convinced there are alien intelligences in the universe, we should be getting ready to meet them. The Telegraph, a UK newspaper, reported that NASA has partly financed a creative writing class on “interstellar message composition” at the University of Wyoming. Professor Jeffrey Lockwood wants to help the 11 students […]
Noahs Ark Gets Balanced Treatment
May 28, 2008
Reuters gave balanced treatment to the question of how Noah fit all the animals on the Ark. Evolutionists, of course, deny that Noah existed or a boat ever saved all the animals on earth. The article quoted mocking comments to the effect that there is no way up to 50 million species with vastly different […]
Fossil Frog-amander Claimed to Be Missing Link
May 28, 2008
It looks like a frog with four equal legs and a tail; is it the ancestor of frogs and amphibians? It depends on whether you read the original paper or the popular press. Live Science writer Jeanna Brynner is absolutely certain this puts a feather in Darwin’s cap: “the creature represents a transitional […]
Dismissing Religion by Evolving It
May 27, 2008
Religion evolved, and a computer program shows it. This is the claim made by an article on New Scientist. “God may work in mysterious ways, but a simple computer program may explain how religion evolved,” remarked Ewen Callaway with sweeping implications for the majority of earth’s population. James Dow, an evolutionary anthropologist at […]
The Phoenix Lands on Mars
May 26, 2008
The Phoenix Spacecraft successfully landed on Mars Sunday night. Its mission is to look for water and the potential habitability of life in the northern latitudes of the red planet near its polar cap for the next 3 months. This is the first soft landing on Mars in 32 years, and the third in history […]
Geology: Another Catastrophic Rethink
May 23, 2008
Amphitheater-shaped canyons are common throughout the West – and even on Mars. Geologists had them pretty well figured out. Water seeps out the bottom of a wall, weakening the face of a cliff. Gradually, material collapses and leaves a large alcove that continues to recede headward. That idea is now questioned by a new theory […]
Creepy! Creationism in School
May 22, 2008
Is there some reason that two reports described creationism as something that is “creeping” into schools? USA: In Live Science, senior editor Robin Lloyd described creationism as “creeping” into U.S. classrooms. “One in eight U.S. high school biology teachers presents creationism or intelligent design in a positive light in the classroom, a new survey shows, […]
Dinosaurs Walked in Yemen
May 22, 2008
Dinosaur tracks have been found in Yemen – a region with few fossils of dinosaurs. The reports on National Geographic News, Science Daily and the BBC News said the tracks had been covered up with rubble and debris. Dinosaur evidence is “exceptionally rare” in this part of the world. The paleontologists believe that […]
Moon Still Feeling the Impact
May 21, 2008
Craters on the moon seem so old. Astronomers count them to try to figure out how long ago the surface was battered by impacts. Although amateurs have claimed to see flashes on the moon’s surface through backyard telescopes, serious astronomers dismissed many of the reports as stories from the lunatic fringe. “Not any more,” says […]
Cosmology in Crisis Over Dark Energy
May 21, 2008
Ten years ago, cosmologists invented dark energy to explain certain features of the expansion of the universe that could not be reconciled with observations of supernova magnitudes. Now, reported National Geographic News, dark energy remains the most profound problem in physics. It’s like theory and observations are refusing to cooperate with an arranged marriage. […]
Did Music Evolve?
May 19, 2008
Nature is running a nine-part series on music. The most recent entry by Josh McDermott, psychologist at University of Minnesota, asked how music might have evolved.1 The theme, with variations, is that nobody knows. Music is a uniquely human trait. It is ubiquitous across cultures. Bird songs and animal calls, while musical to […]
Beware of Starstuff
May 19, 2008
Stars can be dangerous. They spew out deadly particles, unless you are protected from them in a safety bubble – like Earth has. The Earth’s magnetic field and atmosphere only let in the life-giving part of sunlight. Studies of other stars, and our own moon, show that things could be far worse. Record flare: A […]
Will Hardcore Scientism Warm Up to Artificial Religion?
May 17, 2008
Live Science reported on a series of papers presented in Washington on the subject of science and religion. One might have expected warfare from the title, “God and Science Collide in Nation’s Capital”; indeed, Robin Lloyd portrayed the usual take-no-prisoners attitude of some scientists: “Scientists hate God. Or find God very disturbing. In fact, modern […]
Star Light, Star Bright, I Wish I Knew Whats Going On
May 16, 2008
Astronomy is fun, if for no other reason than it gives one endless opportunities to be shocked and surprised. Pulsar outside the box: Theory has it all laid out nice and neat. Pulsars form when a red giant drops matter onto a binary companion, making it go boom in a supernova, leaving behind a spinning […]
Animals Outsmart Scientists
May 15, 2008
In science, long-standing beliefs are often challenged by new evidence. Several recent findings not only show animals to be more remarkable than thought, they pose some new questions for evolutionists. Slothlessness: Sleeping almost all day, the sloth is the epitome of laziness in the animal kingdom. Or is it? The BBC News now tells us […]
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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.
