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Savory Stories About Salt

What do these articles have in common? Sodium chloride, a common substance with wide application.
Pluto (color-enhanced) from New Horizons, Sept 24, 2015 release

Pluto Volcano Must Be Young

A cryo-supervolcano on Pluto cannot be as old as the planet. What made it erupt relatively recently?

Three More Fossils Appear Earlier Than Thought

They appear earlier than thought, but show no sign of evolutionary transition.

Ancient DNA Speaks

Evolutionists are still not facing the challenge of ancient DNA to Deep Time.

Archive Classic: 2003 News on Cells

Here are two CEH articles from 20 years ago—worth reading—that were lost during the website upgrade.

Christian Chemist Saves the Climate in a Flash

Dr James Tour's lab has done it again: solved a major environmental crisis in seconds.

Big Bang Failures Reach the Breaking Point

If prediction is a test of good science, Big Bang theory should be renamed Big Bust.

Archive: Radiocarbon Found in Ancient Coal

Dr. John Baumgardner reported finding carbon-14 still ticking in coal samples that should be radiocarbon-dead.

Did Pre-Humans Build Log Cabins?

Evolutionary anthropologists are in trouble again with too-early evidence of intelligent design.

Plate Tectonics Flooded North America

In a radical departure from conventional ideas, geologists confirm key mechanisms of Biblical Flood models.

Not Enough Supernovas for Deep Time

A stunning image of a 1987 supernova remnant raises questions about where all the others are.

Maxwell Demon Secret: Intelligent Design

An instance has been found of James Clerk Maxwell's speculation about overcoming entropy.

Physicists Love the Dark

Latest news on dark energy and dark matter show secular scientists still clueless but excited.

Good Science Still Flourishing Without Darwinism

Take heart at the good things that are coming from Darwin-free research, especially findings that improve our lives.

A Punk Eek Theory for Climate?

Something is rotten in the state of science. The ghost of Stephen Jay Gould is lurking in climatology.
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