Origin of Life Life from Sun Flares? May 23, 2016 A NASA scientist proposes that a period of superflares on the early sun zapped life into existence on the earth. CONTINUE READING
SETI SETI Communication Only Outward So Far May 19, 2016 While we wait for responses, all we hear are echoes of our own intelligent signals into space. CONTINUE READING
Marine Biology News from the Living Waters May 17, 2016 Animal heroes of the Illustra film "Living Waters" are still making headlines. CONTINUE READING
Philosophy of Science Science Evolves May 14, 2016 Science has a historical and cultural character that cannot be extricated from its current consensus. CONTINUE READING
Astronomy Earth Twin Still Missing in Exoplanet Trove May 12, 2016 The Kepler spacecraft has found 2,325 exoplanets so far, but there's still no place like Earth. CONTINUE READING
Origin of Life Barbiturates in Darwin's Warm Little Pond May 10, 2016 Are barbituates the missing links to the origin of life? CONTINUE READING
Biomimetics Design Inspires Scientific Advances May 9, 2016 When you see cutting-edge science in materials and methods, you are likely to read "Inspired by Nature." CONTINUE READING
Solar System Titan Ethane Still Missing, and Other Planetary Puzzles May 7, 2016 We update the problem of Titan's missing ethane and other challenges to billions of years. CONTINUE READING
Birds Just-So Stories for the Birds May 4, 2016 Any evidence can be forced into an evolutionary story if your imagination is strong enough. CONTINUE READING
Intelligent Design Life as the Communication of Information April 28, 2016 Could the essence of life be not so much the material substrate, but the transfer of information? CONTINUE READING
Solar System Rearranging Deck Chairs on Sinking Planet Theories April 27, 2016 Supernovas come in handy as theory rescue devices. CONTINUE READING
Genetics Why Chernobyl Neighbors Are Not Dying April 21, 2016 Surprising scientists, both people and animals are doing OK around the world's worst nuclear accident site. CONTINUE READING
Dating Methods New Radiocarbon Measurement Device Promises Faster, Cheaper Date Testing April 19, 2016 Dating of artifacts and fossils may become much more common thanks to a new instrument. CONTINUE READING
Biomimetics Plastic Proteins and Turtle Skis April 18, 2016 Here's news about the latest technologies coming out of biomimetics, the imitation of nature's designs. CONTINUE READING
Human Body Humans Could Be Much Healthier April 15, 2016 Recent news about the body's remarkable powers raise questions about why we aren't better off. CONTINUE READING