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Archive: Robots, Hubble, Proteins, Cell Motor, Arctic, More

Here are some of our entries from our First Anniversary year 23 years ago.

Motley Origins News

This is a collection of unrelated articles on creation or evolution of interest to our readers.

Archive: Brittlestars, Extinction, Feathers, Adultery, Cells, Censorship

These posts from August 2001 show that some topics discussed 23 years ago are still in the news.

Animals Teach Engineers How to Manage Light

Tricks for light-gathering and sharp focus come from observing nature.

Better Science Without Darwin

Scientists wouldn't rush to imitate nature if it was poorly designed.

Why Biology Will Always Surpass Biomimetics

Humans can learn from nature but can never successfully duplicate nature.

Engineers Follow Inspiring Creatures

From tiny to mighty, living cells, animals and plants inspire human technology.

2023 in Review

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

To Solve Problems, Look to Nature

A wealth of engineering solutions is all around us if we but observe and learn.

Robot Design Cheered for Being Like a Seed

It's clever, and may help farmers, but common Erodium plants do it naturally all the time.

Mammals With Inspiring Snouts

Mammal species with remarkable noses give scientists an education and inspiration.

Fly Specialties Amaze Scientists

The humble housefly deserves some respect for its engineering design.

Un-crushable Beetle Surprises Scientists

A beetle that lives under tree bark can withstand crushing forces 39,000 times its body weight. It’s called the “diabolical ironclad beetle” and scientists are intrigued. Live Science tells about its lifestyle. Ironclad beetles (Phloeodes diabolicus) measure about 0.6 to 1 inch (15 to 25 millimeters) in length, and are found in woodland habitats in […]

Has COVID-19 Been Handcuffed?

A grad student and a large American team finds a molecule that puts SARS-CoV-2 into a straitjacket.

Ribosome Self-Assembly Is Not Evolution

So many pieces have to be placed in the right order, chance is ridiculously out of luck.
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