Original Proteins Found in Fossil Sea Turtle
October 18, 2017
The fossil of a sea turtle said to be 54 million years old still has original proteins of pigment and muscle.
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Ring Around the Dwarf Planet Says ‘I’m Young’
October 13, 2017
You can't declare something old just because your worldview requires it to be old.
Is This Salamander Really 40 Million Years Old?
October 10, 2017
40-35 million year old salamander looks just like a present-day salamander.
Archaeopteryx: The Rock Star of Dino-Birds?
October 6, 2017
Dr Jerry Bergman examines evidence that Archaeopteryx was transitional between reptiles and birds.
Fossil Food Finds Change Evolutionary Stories
October 5, 2017
Four fossils give indications of what extinct animals ate. The results challenge what evolutionists thought about their complexity.
A 300 Million-Year-Old Fully Modern Beetle Causes Astonishment
October 1, 2017
The problem Darwinists have is, what is a modern beetle doing in the same geological strata with ancient extinct beetles?
Manipulating Fossils to Fit Evolution
September 26, 2017
No matter how unusual a fossil appears, evolutionists will find a way to fit it into their favorite Darwin narrative, or else will ignore the non-Darwinian implications.
Original Dinosaur Egg Pigments Found
September 25, 2017
Add this to your dinosaur soft tissue collection: eggshell pigment proteins that allowed scientists to tell the eggs were blue.
Everything Scientists Assumed About Human Evolution Needs a Major Rethink
September 21, 2017
In short, the paleoanthropology field is a confusing mess.
AAAS Tries to Downplay Dinosaur Soft Tissue
September 19, 2017
The biggest bombshell of the century in paleontology threatens evolutionary time. It's not surprising that the AAAS would want to put out the fire.
Convergence Crams Uncooperative Fossils into Darwinism
September 11, 2017
When unrelated fossils have similar traits, evolutionary paleontologists twist, shove and stuff them into Darwin's theory with an all-purpose tool called convergence.
Evolutionists Tripping Over Human Tracks on Crete
September 4, 2017
These can't be hominid tracks. They are far too early! Well, then, who made them?
Paleoanthropology: The Science of Being Always Wrong
September 1, 2017
Fossil hunters looking for human evolution have been wrong so many times, the rubble of bombed theories is bouncing. Listen to their own admissions. Jen Viegas in Seeker, in an article reposted by Live Science, describes three clever ways that Neanderthal Man invented adhesives 200,000 Darwin Years ago. More interesting than the techniques, though, are […]
Spiky Dinosaur May Have Been a Softy
August 31, 2017
Soft-tissue remains on an armored dinosaur may indicate a role other than warfare. Incidentally, how old are those red crusts, really?
Cassini Grand Verdict: Saturn Rings Younger Than Expected
August 30, 2017
With the orbiter's best-yet images and data now coming down, a long-running debate about the age of Saturn's rings is concluding in favor of youth.