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Pigeon Liver Delivers Navigation

Scientists discover complex connections between environmental conditions and multi-organ systems in pigeons that enable navigation.

How to Build a Tiny Moss Leaf

The Creator's handiwork shines through the details.

SCT: Life Pushes the Limits

Biomechanics clarifies the ultimate engineering requirements that make possible the extreme capabilities of living things.

Why Crabs Walk Sideways

Evolutionary scientists admit to finding “no intermediates” in crab locomotion. It originated once.

SCT: Evolutionists Don’t Understand Natural Selection

Without the personifications, logical fallacies and irrelevant examples, natural selection reduces to magic.

The Whites of Our Eyes Are Unique

The human white and highly exposed sclera plays an important role in communicating gaze direction and facilitating social interaction.

Let’s De-Darwinize Today’s Science News

Useless Darwinese pollutes the science news. Let's detoxify it and enjoy what scientists are actually finding.

“Brain as a Computer” Metaphor Rebooted

While the brain is certainly more and other than a computer, it is also not less than one.

Cells Have a “Hail Mary” Strategy to Minimize Damage

Living cells are equipped with extraordinarily sophisticated, energy-intensive systems designed primarily to suppress mutations.

Debunked Vestigial Organs Argument Rises Again

Why have these same vestigial-organ claims been repeated over and over again for many decades?”

When Laws Evolve, Part 2: The Return of the Problem of Law

Modern science cannot sustain the laws of nature while insisting those laws are merely temporary habits picked up in a lawless flux.

When Laws Evolve, Part 1: The Emerging Crisis of Modern Science

In order to maintain the commitments of methodological naturalism, the definition of Nature must be reconfigured.

Brain Cleaned by Abdominal Hydraulic System

Scientists discover that the human brain is more mechanically interconnected with the abdomen than previously thought. 

Bees Promote Biodiversity and Human Wellbeing

Bees perform numerous functions that have ecological, economic, and even cultural value. Following World Bee Day and Biodiversity Days 2026, we reflect on the amazing design of bees.

Engineered Networks Mimic Living Networks

The world recognizes technological feats in telecommunications this month. We reflect on key common engineering parallels in biology pointing to markers of intelligent design.
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