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Archive: Ancient DNA, Evolution, Panspermia, Nazis, Creation, Phillip Johnson

CEH was not yet a year old when these articles were published in late July 2001.

Archive: Plant Email, Aliens, Sex, Sandstone, More

Here's a collection of short articles published by CEH in July 2001.

Archive 2002: RNA, Vaporware, Mendel, and more

What has changed since May 2002? What remains the same?

Astrobiology as a Drug

More extreme doses are required to keep the public addicted to their false hopes.

Archive: Eye Perfection, Whale Evolution, Altruism, Diamonds, Asteroid Life

These CEH articles from May 2002, lost in a website upgrade, are posted again here for amazement or amusement.

Archive: Tuatara, Eyes, Cells, Self-Organization, Astrobiology

More lost stories from the end of March 2002 are republished here. Topics: the tuatara, eyes, self-organization, cells, architecture.

Animists in Modern Dress: Origin-of-Lifers

The spirits of the molecules give rise to animated complex systems, goes the new false religion.

Enceladus Has Cyanide; Evolutionists Imagine Life

Evolutionary hype over potential life at Saturn's tiny moon goes into overdrive with discovery of poison.

Rampant Speculation Rules Science Media

Science reporters routinely speculate about things they can't possibly know.

Space Aliens Invade Darwin Minds

What explains the fascination with extraterrestrials in the science media? Darwinism.

The OOL Tease: NASA’s Ponzi Scheme

If you buy into NASA's perennial search for the origin of life, you'll lose it all. There's no collateral.

Wrong Again: Oort Cloud Fail

Dramatic clash between observation and theory leaves astronomers dumbfounded.

Earth Arctic Is Not Like Enceladus

NASA commits its most common logical fallacy in a press release geared to titillate the public about astrobiology.

NASA to Fly Owls to Look for Elvis

Is an experiment a waste of time if it has almost zero possibility of success? Perhaps, but the spinoffs can be useful.

Mars Water Hope Evaporates

Evolutionists have a strange way of expressing disappointment. They pretend to be excited about it.
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