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Rampant Speculation Rules Science Media

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

Saturn Moon Pops Its Cork

The James Webb Telescope witnesses Enceladus erupting in a phenomenal geyser plume of record size.

Planetary Science Evolves to Fit Failed Predictions

The scientists may consider correction a benefit, but why were they so wrong for so long?

Stars Kill Their Planets

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

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.

Webb Telescope Test Image Stuns Astronomers

Behind a tightly-focused star in a test image, thousands of spiral galaxies are visible.

Planetary Scientists Are Myth-Directed

They imagine life on every planet. But it is illogical to build a case on a sample size of one.

Imagination Running Rampant in Science

Science reporters and scientists have lost all respect for evidence. They spin imaginative tales with reckless abandon.

Star Warts: Planets Rebel Against Theory

Things in space don't always cooperate with theoretical expectations.

SETI Craziness Continues

They have no evidence but need to look busy, so SETI enthusiasts come up with crazier stories to keep public hopes up.

Fallacious Assumptions Corrupt Science

Scientists are not immune from the attraction of primrose paths that lead to confirmation of their biases.

Exoplanets Are Young, Too

Observations cause a major upset in planet formation theory, and the time needed for evolution.

How Did Earth Get Its Phosphorus?

The element phosphorus is hard to get to a planet's surface where it is needed.

Most Exoplanets Are Probably Not Habitable

More astrobiologists are coming to the "depressing" conclusion that we are alone in the universe, but it's only depressing if you're an evolutionist.

Astrobiology Still Has No Biology

Number of worlds beyond Earth where life has been discovered: zero. Number of optimistic articles about life in outer space: hundreds per year.
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