Philosophy of Science Scientific Discoveries Can Cast Doubt on Long-Held Beliefs July 28, 2018 You have to look beneath the surface veneer of bluffing in science news to see how the sausage is made before it gets packaged to the press. CONTINUE READING
Dinosaurs Dinosaur Era Fossils Fail to Support Evolution July 27, 2018 You have to squint hard to see the image of Charles Darwin in these bones. It works better if you close your eyes. CONTINUE READING
Origin of Life Poison Water Detected on Mars July 26, 2018 Mars mania has struck again, with the latest announcement that a "lake" of water may exist under the red planet's polar ice cap. CONTINUE READING
Botany Will Everything Come Up Roses in War-torn Afghanistan? July 25, 2018 Need some good news for a change? Some Afghan farmers are finding better profits growing roses than growing opium poppies. CONTINUE READING
Mind and Brain Child Prodigies Disprove Brain Size as Intelligence Driver July 24, 2018 It's not the size; it's the wiring. Don't we know that for electronics? Why are evolutionists still obsessed with brain size? CONTINUE READING
Darwin and Evolution Environments Do Not Cause Adaptations July 23, 2018 The way some evolutionists think, light creates eyes, sound creates ears, and odors create noses. CONTINUE READING
Health Conservatives Feel More Purposeful Lives July 22, 2018 Are liberals floundering in uncertainty over the meaning of life? A new study indicates that more conservatives have a sense of purpose than liberals. CONTINUE READING
Media Darwinism Breeds Bigotry, Arrogance, and Hate July 21, 2018 How to start a mud volcano: say something that hints at some disagreement with Darwinian evolution. CONTINUE READING
Solar System Mars Is Losing Its Atmosphere Fast July 20, 2018 Measurements of Martian atmospheric loss rates imply incredible changes over the assumed billions of years of Mars' history. CONTINUE READING
Genetics Keynote Speech at Biology Conference Falsifies Major Claim of Darwinism July 19, 2018 Keynote speaker receives a friendly welcome despite the grim implications of his mathematical derivations for Darwinian evolution. CONTINUE READING
Dating Methods Time to Revisit the Lunar Dust Problem? July 18, 2018 How deep should lunar dust get over billions of years? Opinions have vacillated between extremes, but a new study might open up the debate again. CONTINUE READING
Health Nature Time Improves Health, Well-Being July 17, 2018 Stressed? Depressed? Take a forest bath. Another major study shows that outdoor exposure is good for the body and mind. CONTINUE READING
Solar System Young Pluto Stuns Scientists with Astonishing Maps July 16, 2018 New color maps score high on the Wow Factor. How can this lonely dwarf planet still be active? Its moon Charon looks young, too. CONTINUE READING
Politics and Ethics Scientists Are Just as Morally Fraught as Other People July 15, 2018 Working in a lab and publishing in a peer-reviewed journal does not offer immunity from the moral or logical lapses. CONTINUE READING
Human Body People Smell All Over, and Other Body Surprises July 14, 2018 Here are some new discoveries you probably didn't realize about the human body. CONTINUE READING