Soft Tissue Wars: Latest Inadequate Excuse
January 2, 2025
Four European scientists couldn't find original collagen in ichthyosaur bones, but how hard did they look?
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DNA Does Not Explain Morphology
December 13, 2022
How do you get from a linear code to a skeleton? A new book says nobody has found the answer.
How Darwinism Morphs to Censor Critics
November 17, 2022
Censorship of creation still occurs in the media, but when the implications of a fossil slip past the censors, the Darwinists can always maintain their belief by rewriting the textbooks.
The Wonder Material: Cartilage
March 29, 2022
The formerly simple tissue turns out to be both more complex and masterly designed.
No Evidence for Bone Evolution
April 8, 2021
Research into the cells and structure of bone supports the creation view: bones are designed.
Human Body Capabilities Uncovered
October 17, 2019
More surprises about the body come to light, including the ability to regrow cartilage.
Adult Stem Cells Continue to Promote Healing
October 15, 2016
Here's the latest on adult stem cells and how they are transforming regenerative medicine without harming embryos.
Adult Stem Cells Coming of Age
August 22, 2015
Who needs human embryos? Treatments with ethically-pure adult stem cells are moving from the lab to the doctor's office.
Surprising Animals Old and New
June 19, 2015
Moving creatures, whether extant or extinct, never cease to hold fascination for human observers.
Let's Get [Thankful for the] Physical
November 25, 2014
Wonders of the human body continue to pour forth from scientific research, providing more reasons to give thanks.
Entrepreneurs Find Gold in Nature
August 8, 2014
Inspiration for invention comes from everywhere in nature's engineering. At every level, there are designs worth imitating.
Sharks Traveled Far but Evolved Nowhere
January 10, 2014
A shark genome shows the slowest evolution ever, but prehistoric sharks were the first to figure out long-distance migration.