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Record Auroras Are Reminders of Earth’s Protective Magnetic Shield

Without our magnetic field, the particles that make auroras would kill us.

Earth’s Core Is Fine-Tuned for Surface Habitability

New simulations of the Earth’s core indicate extremely precise conditions for its formation, exposing flaws in cosmological evolutionary theory.

We Were Made for Earth, Not Space

Humans can survive in space for over a year, but must take much of earth's habitat with them.

To Understand Current Science, Learn This Word

It has several synonyms, but the word appears very often in science news.

Latest Mars Life Teaser and Other Astrobiology Fluff

Don't let the Big Science Cartel lead you down the primrose path. Hypotheticals are not science.

ICR: Follow the Water, or Something Else?

NASA follows the water to look for life, but this article offers a better target to aim at.

By Default, Planets Are Dead

NASA astrobiologists must get real. No planet has life until proven otherwise.

Lunar Tales: What’s Going on Here?

The church teaches one thing, but school teaches another. What's a parent to do?

Vera Rubin Observatory Opens Time Window on the Universe

A historic event occurred today: a new wide-angle observatory, expected to revolutionize astronomy, opened its eyes for first light.

Death Valley Is a Better Home than Any Exoplanet

Researchers manage to extract 57.0–161.5 ml of liquid water daily from the air in Death Valley, but struggle for decades in space water extraction.

Extraterrestrial Life: Headlines vs Reality

Eager reporters get excited about planets in habitable zones, but overlook show-stopping issues.

Unrequited Love: Millions of Years Cheat Evolutionists

Secular scientists love Ma, but Ma doesn't love them back.

CMI: Are Extrasolar Planets a Challenge to Biblical Cosmology?

CEH Editor David Coppedge wrote about this ten years ago in Creation Magazine.

GSR: A Chat About Enceladus

Watch an interview about Enceladus on the Genesis Science Network.

Mars Dust Poses Serious Health Hazards

Martian dust is toxic but will be very difficult to prevent getting into human lungs and blood.
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