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Archive: How Do Plants Know When to Bloom?

From 20 years ago, this entry still raises awe about springtime flowering processes.

Evolution vs Climate

Let global warming come. There's nothing you can do about it. Evolution will take care of it, or not.

2023 in Review

Thanks to all who have supported CEH. Here are highlights from 2023. Reporting will resume on Jan. 2.

CEH Editor Finds Evidence for Rare Rock-Nesting Bees

On a hike in Arizona, he documented a rare bee's nest site in sandstone.

Is Materialism Starting to Crack?

Some papers in journals offer hope that materialist assumptions are weakening.

Archive: Christmas Stories from 2005

Here are a couple of entries relating to Christmas from 18 years ago.

James Tour Lab Hammers Cancer

James Tour's lab at Rice has found a way to hammer cancer cells to smithereens with light.

Enceladus Has Cyanide; Evolutionists Imagine Life

Evolutionary hype over potential life at Saturn's tiny moon goes into overdrive with discovery of poison.

Archive: Horses’ “Vestigial Muscles” Are Really Dampers

This reprint from 22 years ago is sure to be a hit with horseback riders.

Human Evolution Story Constantly Rethought

Nothing we were taught is true. Everything is up for revision.

Pat-a-Pan: Chimp-Bonobo Myth Debunked

Everyone has been told that chimps are aggressive and bonobos are cooperative. It's not true.

How DNA Is Packaged in Sperm Cells

No Evidence Exists for Sperm Evolution: More Complex than Assume Just a Few Months ago

The Greatest Miracle of Jesus

An eye surgeon considers the implications of giving sight to someone who never saw.

ID Pioneer Ponders Theology

A key figure in the intelligent design movement considers the worldview implications of the fine tuning he has documented.
The geyser plumes of Enceladus can be seen from long distances

Archive: Enceladus Eruptions Reported (2005)

We were among the first to announce the geysers found on Enceladus.
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