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Search for Evolution in Rhynie Chert Microfossils Is Rootless and Fruitless

A recent discovery of excellently preserved fossils at a molecular level: Do they support evolution or creation?

Much Ado About Ryugu

Uracil, a molecule found in RNA, has been reported in an asteroid. From media hype, one would think they discovered life.

More Fossils Contradict Evolutionary Tales

How many more anomalies will it take to overturn the Darwin empire with its assumption of gradual evolutionary progress?

Life Regulates Earth’s Climate

Climate modelers did not take into account biology. The earth has automatic mechanisms to regulate climate.

Planetary Science Evolves to Fit Failed Predictions

The scientists may consider correction a benefit, but why were they so wrong for so long?

Can Pristine Fossils Be Old?

Cases of exceptional preservation in fossils should raise questions about alleged deep time.

Ring Around the Theory

We all fall down, say theorists about a ring around a minor planet where it shouldn't exist.

Oceans Mitigate Global Warming

New findings show that our ocean, and the unique molecule—water—are designed to ameliorate climate catastrophes.

Old Earth View Requires Storytelling

If geologists relied on empirical observation, they would not get billions of years out of rocks.

The Last and Lasting Footprint on the Moon

50 years ago, Harrison Schmitt left the last footprint on the moon, but he is leaving tracks of an independent thinker on Earth.

Can DNA Last 2 Million Years?

A new claim about ancient DNA deserves some scrutiny. Why did they double their maximum lifetime of DNA so quickly?

How to Keep the Solar System Old: Struggle and Hope

Keeping the consensus age of the solar system is vital to evolution, but observations keep getting in the way.

Returning to a Young Moon

On the eve of the Artemis launch, questions about the age and formation of the moon have resurfaced.

Yosemite Just Got a Lot Younger

This is why you should never trust national park displays. Yosemite Valley could be less than 4% previous age estimates.

Weekend Climate Reader

Research on climate does not always match political hype.
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