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Ethical Solutions to Health Problems

Here are examples of good research projects that help people without crossing ethical boundaries.

Sponging on Fossils for Evolution

They're not sponges. They're just minerals. They didn't evolve. They don't help Darwin.

Time Inflation: Evolutionists Hide Miracles in Millions of Years

Impossible changes in evolution get funded with reckless drafts on the bank of time.

Censorship Strikes Again

“Where they burn books, they will also ultimately burn people.” Nineteenth-century German Jewish poet Heinrich Heine

Extreme Convergences Strain Credibility

The things one has to believe to maintain Darwinism should give reasonable people fits.

Webb Telescope Test Image Stuns Astronomers

Behind a tightly-focused star in a test image, thousands of spiral galaxies are visible.

Another Claim of Poor Design Refuted

We can close our eyes and mouth, so why can’t we close our ears? There are good reasons.
Galileo Galilei, 1564 - 1642

Scientists Should Earn Trust, Not Demand It

Some academics are role-playing the churchmen who condemned Galileo.

More Reasons to Doubt a Climate Doomsday

We're just reporting what secular pro-warmist journals are saying.

Big Science Embraces Trans Activism

The flip side of endorsing a movement is fighting its critics.

The Brain Files Information Logically

The brain just became even more complicated. Another new structure in the brain has been discovered.

Fossil Squid Named for Joe Biden

It would be mean to call Biden a grasping squid, but that's who scientists decided to name a fossil for. It challenges evolution.

Adventuring for Fake Science

Researchers can go to extreme lengths to gather data for evolutionary studies, but that doesn't make it all useless.

Hubble’s Camera Celebrates 20 Years

The Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) on the Hubble Space Telescope has dramatically changed cosmology.

Gut Bacteria Remember Pathogens

New discovery on intestinal immune system adds to the complexity of the human body
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