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Archive: Arctic Dinosaurs, Hearing, Birds, Multiverse, Caveman Diet, School Boards, More

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in early February 2002, restored from archives.

ENST: Mars Archaeology as a New Science

Archaeology on Mars? Yes; this article explains how.

Archive: Jellyfish, Stem Cells, Quran, Bats, Homo, Titan, Spiders, More

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in January 2002, restored from archives. Some of the items here were of fundamental importance at the time.

Crying Astronomers Admit Failure

Unexpected findings have knocked out experts' hubris. Are they down for the count?

Silent Space Negates Abiogenesis

Although scientists widely believe life exists elsewhere in the universe, no valid evidence supports this belief. 

Archive: Membrane Channels, Molecular Machines, Censorship, Cave Art, More

Breakthroughs, controversies, and scientists acting badly: these are other reports recovered from January 2002.

Archives: Oxygen, Early Mature Universe, Cell Proofreading, More

This set of entries from January 2002 contains major announcements that we have cited ever since.

Habitability: Just Add Water: A Lot of It

Desert planets are likely unlivable, even if they have water. They need oceans of H2O.

Darwin Gives Unwanted Gifts

Darwin's helpers are delivering something worse than lumps of coal.

ICR: How Big Is God?

"He's big enough to rule his mighty universe, yet small enough to live within my heart."

Another Idea Fails to Age Saturn’s Rings

Japanese scientists attempt to vacuum the dirt off the ring particles to keep them young looking.

Archive: Cells, Africa, Cloning, Microscopy, Stem Cells, Racism, Bladder, Faith

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in mid December 2001, restored from archives.

Uranus and Neptune in the News

The blue planets beyond Saturn made headlines recently.

Archive: Motors, Teens, Geology Mysteries, Mars Flood, Pluto, Stem Cells, More

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in early December 2001, restored from archives.
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Moon and Mars Puzzle Geologists

"Young" features have no clear explanation, leaving scientists baffled.
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