How Women Survive Breastfeeding
August 7, 2024
Breastfeeding should break down mothers’ bones but doesn’t. Why not? In human anatomy little details matter.
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Fossil Soft Tissue: An Apatite for Rotten Fish
August 8, 2022
Scientists put up with the smell of rotting sea bass for 2.5 months to learn why some fossils preserve soft tissues. They didn't learn much.
Re-imagining Food
November 8, 2020
Would you eat these things? Gross but nutritious, some health scientists say we should.
Smarty Plants
February 20, 2020
There's more going on in your local weed than scientists could have imagined in Linnaeus's day.
More Plants That Didn’t Evolve
August 6, 2017
We continue with looks at how plants supposedly evolved, drawing from latest news from the leading journals and science media outlets.
More Original Protein Found in Older Bird Fossil
November 22, 2016
The new discovery from China dates back 130 million years on the evolutionary timeline.
More to Thank God for in Your Brain
July 5, 2015
News about the most complex arrangement of matter in the known universe.
More to Thank God for in Your Body
July 4, 2015
Here's news about wonders in the human body you may not know about.
Animal PhDs in Physics
March 3, 2015
Many animals and plants have mastered physics and chemistry. Engineers would do well to learn from them.
Global Flood OK if Proposed by Evolutionists
October 4, 2013
Another attempt to explain the Cambrian explosion proposes a global flood that tapped the capacity of simple animals to evolve new body plans suddenly.
Oozing Life Up Against All Odds
January 20, 2012
The origin of life clearly requires a major leap in complexity, but not just any complexity. A conglomerate rock is complex, but not alive. Life has functional complexity – the ability to selectively take in materials to grow, move and reproduce. Life also requires growth, but not just any growth. Fire grows and reproduces, but is not alive, whereas a living cell grows and reproduces according to internal programmed instructions. Evolutionists think the origin of life by natural causes is a tractable problem that will eventually be solved. Let’s see a couple of examples of how their work is coming along.