Physics Tiny Organisms Control the World July 19, 2015 An unexpected source that regulates global climate is found among the smallest of living things. CONTINUE READING
Physics Natural Light Shows Dazzle Scientists July 3, 2015 Here are some news stories from diverse fields of science, related only by the phenomenon of light. CONTINUE READING
SETI SETI Believers Are Lost in Space July 2, 2015 How long can you say "watch this space" till onlookers lose interest? CONTINUE READING
Cell Biology Fire and Brimstone: Why Earth Isn't Like Venus June 28, 2015 Both planets have abundant sulfur, but Earth life has a way of cycling it for good. CONTINUE READING
Darwin and Evolution Brain Size Myth Won't Die June 26, 2015 Evolutionists continue to push the idea that bigger brains offer better fitness, despite repeated empirical problems. CONTINUE READING
Marine Biology Surprising Animals Old and New June 19, 2015 Moving creatures, whether extant or extinct, never cease to hold fascination for human observers. CONTINUE READING
Intelligent Design Scientific Progress Needs Design, Not Darwin June 16, 2015 Numerous papers advancing scientific knowledge rely on design principles, not evolutionary notions. CONTINUE READING
Darwin and Evolution More Examples of "Convergent Evolution" Claimed June 13, 2015 Traits evolve by common ancestry, evolutionists claim—except when they don't, which is all too common. CONTINUE READING
Biomimetics Gecko Gripper Picks Up Anything May 30, 2015 The gecko gripper is just one of many exciting developments in the field of biomimetics: the imitation of nature's designs. CONTINUE READING
Fossils Rare Fossils: Dead Animals Decay Rapidly May 26, 2015 Why do some fossils leave soft tissue remains? It takes guts, some scientists propose. CONTINUE READING
Geology Coral Islands Rise With Sea Level May 25, 2015 Worries about sea-level rise inundating coral atolls and islands are unfounded, thanks to coral's rapid response to change. CONTINUE READING
Genetics Genetic Evolution Falsified May 22, 2015 Hundreds of your genes work just fine in yeast and plankton, after supposedly a billion years of evolution separating us. CONTINUE READING
Terrestrial Zoology The Spider, the Fly and the Octopus: Invertebrate Designs May 21, 2015 Small animals without backbones are cleverly designed, leaving evolutionists scratching their heads. CONTINUE READING
Marine Biology Surprises from the Ocean May 18, 2015 News from marine biology and geology are unexpected from a long-age, evolutionary perspective. CONTINUE READING
Biomimetics What's New in Biomimetics? May 9, 2015 It's hard to keep up with the numerous advancements in science coming from inspiration provided by natural design. CONTINUE READING