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Hawking’s Final Theorem Does Not Produce a Viable Theory of Cosmic Origins

It illustrates the problem of being blinded by your conclusion, then attempting to build a case to support it.

On the Origin of Natural Law by Materialism

Attempts to prove that the universe’s origin occurred purely as a result of natural law fail.

Hawking Left Our Privileged Planet on an Absurd Note

His Legacy Might Be Called 'On the Origin of a Fine-Tuned Universe from Nothing.'

Darwin Media Competes for April Fool Award

They didn't realize they were taking part in a competition, but here we let our readers judge the winners.

Nobody Can Explain Early Galaxies

Mature galaxies right near the beginning – this repeated theme has the theorists at wit's end.

Do Cosmologists See Clearly with Chickenwire?

They talk glibly about observing objects billions of light-years away, but their empiricism is tainted by assumptions.

JWST Upsetting Cosmology

The James Webb Space Telescope is turning up contradictions to consensus views on cosmic evolution.

JWST Finds Mature Galaxy in Young Universe

"We are dropping everything else" shouts an astrophysicist upon first look at a mature barred spiral in the early universe.

ABG Cosmology: Anything But God

Cosmologists can admit total ignorance about origins and publish "science" articles, as long as they remain ABG.

It’s a Wonderful Telescope

What do Frank Capra's classic Christmas movie and the James Webb Space Telescope have in common?

Axions: Another Dark Matter Candidate Not Found

The endless quest for a dark matter particle comes up empty again. Too much is invested in the search to give up.

JWST Finds Un-Big-Banged Galaxies

Astronomers were surprised to find disk galaxies older than they should be.

Secular Awe Falls Short

Secular scientists and astronomers are only human; they feel awe, too. But why, and for what end?

No Escape from “In the Beginning”

The universe had a beginning. Cyclic universes don't work.

JWST Surprises and Discoveries

Galaxies evolve quicker than expected, and stunning new images of Hubble classics dazzle the eyes.
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