Human Evolution Dates Are Unreliable
December 20, 2023
Leading nature museum admits flaws in all dates for human ancestors.
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Archive: Horses’ “Vestigial Muscles” Are Really Dampers
December 16, 2023
This reprint from 22 years ago is sure to be a hit with horseback riders.
Cosmology Could Be Fundamentally Flawed
December 15, 2023
Citizens should know about mistaken predictions in science.
COP28 vs Science
December 8, 2023
The UN climate conference is making world-shattering decisions based on questionable scientific inference.
Fat Star Child Too Big for Mom
December 5, 2023
Could a mother give birth to a 170-pound baby? That's what a new exoplanet is like.
Archive: Enceladus Eruptions Reported (2005)
November 25, 2023
We were among the first to announce the geysers found on Enceladus.
Spotted and Striped: Why Many Animals Have Elaborate Patterns
November 24, 2023
Evolutionists are at a loss to explain the patterns that adorn many diverse animals.
Could Antimatter Space Travel Take Us to the Stars?
November 14, 2023
Could we use antimatter-based propulsion to visit alien worlds?
Christian Chemist Trounces 10 Leading OoL Researchers
November 8, 2023
Dr James Tour's easy challenge to origin-of-life leads is a total victory against chemical evolution.
Chicxulub: A Consensus With Big Questions
November 2, 2023
An asteroid that killed the dinosaurs but not the butterflies deserves skepticism.
Savory Stories About Salt
November 1, 2023
What do these articles have in common? Sodium chloride, a common substance with wide application.
Pluto Volcano Must Be Young
October 25, 2023
A cryo-supervolcano on Pluto cannot be as old as the planet. What made it erupt relatively recently?
Ancient DNA Speaks
October 11, 2023
Evolutionists are still not facing the challenge of ancient DNA to Deep Time.
Archive Classic: 2003 News on Cells
October 7, 2023
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
September 28, 2023
Dr James Tour's lab has done it again: solved a major environmental crisis in seconds.