Botany Flip Flops in Plant Ancestry March 13, 2020 Are green algae the ancestors of all land plants? Do paleontologists even know that these fossils are green algae? CONTINUE READING
Genetics Vestigial “Pseudogenes” Reconsidered March 5, 2020 So-called "pseudogenes" are not so pseudo after all. Another Darwinian false lead delayed research for decades. CONTINUE READING
Genetics Jumping Genes: From Genome Havoc to Designed Variety March 2, 2020 Long thought to be parasites damaging the genome, jumping genes are turning out to reveal new functions. CONTINUE READING
Cell Biology A Losing Theory of Evolution February 29, 2020 Evolution by gene loss? Are they kidding? Is that how to evolve a giraffe or fruit fly? CONTINUE READING
Dinosaurs Dinosaur DNA Found! February 28, 2020 Deep-timers had a big enough problem with collagen and melanosomes. But DNA should be long gone. 75 million years? No way! CONTINUE READING
Human Body How Tissues Could Last Forever February 24, 2020 A tale from the crypt with a happy ending: eternal life. CONTINUE READING
Health Solutions Come from Freedom and Ingenuity, Not Government February 22, 2020 Look at these fantastic examples of potential solutions to world problems coming from motivated scientists. CONTINUE READING
Botany Smarty Plants February 20, 2020 There's more going on in your local weed than scientists could have imagined in Linnaeus's day. CONTINUE READING
Cell Biology A New Blood Component Revealed February 19, 2020 The human body gets more complex as research progresses. Concurrently, evolution appears more impossible. CONTINUE READING
Marine Biology Bad News for Plant Origins February 10, 2020 To find an ancestor for plant photosynthesis in red algae, evolutionists have to imagine a series of spectacularly improbable events. CONTINUE READING
Genetics Cancer Is Devolution February 7, 2020 A major consortium examined 2,658 cancer genomes and found evolution going downward, not upward. CONTINUE READING
Botany Seeds from Time of Christ Sprout, Grow Trees in Israel February 5, 2020 Trees of a now-extinct date palm celebrated for its fruit have sprouted from 2,000-year-old seeds recovered from Israel. CONTINUE READING
Origin of Life Tomfoolery in OOL January 31, 2020 Origin-of-life scientists know chemistry, but not logic. CONTINUE READING
Cell Biology Molecular Machines Work for Us January 30, 2020 Life runs on machinery. Here are examples of machines that keep us humming. CONTINUE READING
Biomimetics Good Science Bears Good Fruit January 29, 2020 Science may not understand reality, but individual scientists know what can benefit other people. CONTINUE READING