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Epigenetics in the News

Epigenetics has gone mainstream. Processes "above" genetics are showing to have more control over life than previously thought.

Hagfish Haunts Darwin

A zombie hagfish rises from the dead, and scares Darwin from two directions.

Time to Get Down and Dirty

Staying too clean can be bad for you. Let your good germs take care of the bad ones.

Saturn’s Rings Not Just Young, but “Very Young”

Cassini scientists now have reduced the rings' age by an order of magnitude, as if they formed practically "yesterday."

The Moon Kills Visitors

China's experiment to grow plants on the moon failed in one day.

Good Biology Without Natural Selection

Excellent biological research that produces understanding and application can ignore natural selection completely.

Ode to the Amazing Atom

Space pioneer Henry Richter (PhD Chemistry, Caltech), explores the designed intricacies of the building blocks of the universe.

Initial Views of Ultima Thule from New Horizons Show Young Object

Ultima Thule, the farthest object ever visited up close by a spacecraft, looks like a snowman.

Genesis Remembered in Apollo 8 Anniversary

Would NASA and Big Media censor the Christmas Eve broadcast 50 years ago that included reading from Genesis?

Saturn, the Bringer of Youth

More discoveries of youthful phenomena contradict Gustav Holst's musical tribute to "Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age."

And the Fastest Animal Is…

If you think the answer is peregrine falcon or cheetah, think again. This one skitters about under your feet.

NASA Commemorates Apollo 8 Genesis Reading

A major event for the 50th Anniversary of Apollo didn't shy away from the historic Bible reading from the moon.

Adam and Eve Were Real After All, Extensive Genetic Study Claims

Comparisons of mitochondrial DNA from millions of species suggests recent creation and a catastrophe.

Two More Soft-Tissue Fossils Pile on the Evidence Against Deep Time

Evolutionists are dodging hard evidence with an absurd excuse that soft tissue can last hundreds of millions of years.

More Good Science from Nature

The natural world contains endless examples of intelligent design that can inspire scientists with wonder and inspiration.
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