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Earth Is Designed to Clean Itself

Do these processes look like the result of chance mistakes?

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.

Habitability: Just Add Water: A Lot of It

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

Archive: Titan’s Young Atmosphere, More

These articles from January 2002 still hold interest for us all.

Good Science Still Flourishing Without Darwinism

Take heart at the good things that are coming from Darwin-free research, especially findings that improve our lives.

Volcanoes Have Greater Impact on Climate than Thought

Scientists know less about geological influences on climate than the popular press claims

How Darwinism Is Made to Look Like Science

A century-long strategy has allowed Darwinians to parasitize science, overcome its natural defenses, and establish storytelling as legitimate research .

How Earth Cleans Itself

Scientists are surprised at new findings showing automatic cleanup of air and water.

Stars Kill Their Planets

Many stars, including sunlike stars, murder their children. Only special conditions allow for habitability.

Bee Surprised

Insects influence the climate like thunderstorms? What else will scientists discover—or claim to discover?

Weekend Climate Reader

Research on climate does not always match political hype.

Mars Meteorite Shakes Up Stories of Solar System Formation

A long-held assumption about isotope ratios contradicts prevailing views about planet formation.

Climate Science Is Imprecise, cont.

More papers that calling for a "rethink" about climate, ignored by the mainstream media.

Climate Science Is Imprecise

The alarmist warmists ignore papers that keep calling for a "rethink" about carbon sources and sinks.

Astronauts Lose Red Blood Cells

The human body is designed for Earth, not Star Trek. The longer the time in space, the worse the anemia.
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