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News Briefs for a Summer Day

The news this week is more of the same, only more so.

Are Modern Humans Degenerate Neanderthals?

The science is showing that human ancestors were bigger and stronger than we are. And probably smarter.

Rewriting Evolution Textbooks Never Ends

One has to wonder how much of the “science” firmly believed today will have to be rewritten in the future.

Explaining Consciousness by Redefining Reality

Perhaps the most interesting question is no longer whether consciousness can be explained by matter.

Will Evolutionists Ever Admit That Life Never Existed on Mars?

After a long string of failures to find evidence of life, many scientists continue, in hope against hope, to search for it.

Kelp Forests Improve Climate

Giant kelp may form the most productive marine biome to aid climate mitigation efforts. We explore the innovative potential for biomimicry of kelp and its implications on the origins’ debate.

Modern Cosmology Is All Wrong

Oxford cosmologist shares multiple evidences that don't conform to standard Big Bang cosmology.

Reality Corrects Evolutionary Tales, Part 2

Scientists within the secular echo chamber too often mistake their simplifying models for material realities.

Evolutionist Explains Away Spectacular Dinosaur Graveyard

The problem is not the data. It's the evolutionary mindset that imposes a narrative on the evidence.

Is the Universe Expanding Too Fast?

Scientists suggest the universe appears to be expanding much faster than conventional models predict. We discuss implications from a young age perspective.

How to Celebrate Moon Day Monday

In celebration of International Moon Day (July 20), we explore some lesser-known functions of the earth’s moon and how it also points to a young, created earth. 

SCT: What’s Driving Darwin’s Driverless Car?

Selective pressure is said to be a driver of evolution. See if that makes any sense.

Can Soccer Glorify God?

As we approach the World Cup Finals, we reflect on the biological processes necessary for playing soccer and how even these leisurely activities point to God’s handiwork.

The Book that Launched the Scientific Revolution

What we can learn from the greatest work of the Scientific Revolution on the anniversary of its publication.

Biology Figured Out Nanofluidics First

How liquids, and water in particular, behave at scales of a few nanometers is one of the big gaps in modern physics.
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