A Genetic Switch Matures Immune Cells
March 9, 2026
If it looks like an engineered system, functions like an engineered system, and is mapped like an engineered system, perhaps it is time to stop pretending it’s a happy accident.
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Asymmetry With a Purpose: Climatic Oscillations Spread Earth Resources
January 31, 2026
New analyses of total water storage reveal remarkable synchronicity driven by intricate atmosphere-oceanic interactions.
Design Evident in Rainfall Patterns
January 26, 2026
Weather risks vary depending on whether rainfall moisture originates over land or oceanic sources.
Robot Fail Highlights Human Coordination
November 24, 2025
Despite the rapid progress in artificial intelligence, AI systems continue to fall far short of human dexterity and fine-motor capability.
How Plankton Regulate Climate
October 29, 2025
Recent research highlights that the role of calcifying plankton in regulating global climate may be more significant than previously represented in existing climate models.
Life Regulates Earth’s Climate
February 17, 2023
Climate modelers did not take into account biology. The earth has automatic mechanisms to regulate climate.
Beavers Mitigate Global Warming
November 11, 2022
Beavers provide a natural feedback that protects water quality downstream, scientists find.
More Reasons to Doubt a Climate Doomsday
March 15, 2022
We're just reporting what secular pro-warmist journals are saying.
Is Climate Change An Existential Threat?
March 26, 2020
There's an uncanny parallel between climate change and evolution: which is, how skeptics of the consensus are treated.
Snowball Earth Theory Not Set in Stone
May 7, 2018
Give an idea a name, and it can assume a reality in the imagination, even if there’s no evidence for it. Tae Hamm, writing for Glacier Hub, asks, “Was the Earth ever frozen solid?” Hamm, a student in climate science at Columbia University, reveals that a popular theory for the early earth before the explosion […]
Chinks in the Climate Science Data
August 17, 2017
Consensus can be more robust than the data it rests on. That's true in Darwinism, and appears to be true in climate science, according to some published doubts.
Bad Assumptions Confuse Geological Ages and Processes
July 8, 2016
The best models in a scientific field can be overturned at any time when someone takes a critical look at the underlying assumptions.
Built-in Brain Designs that Amaze Scientists
August 31, 2015
Here's a quick run-down of brain news that should make us stand in awe of the 3-pound mass inside our skulls.
Cell's Molecular Machines Arouse Fascination
August 9, 2014
With increasing image quality at their disposal, biologists are finding amazing molecular machines at work in living cells.
Nose Has Gain Control
December 28, 2012
Sound engineers know how to use gain control to avoid “redlining” or saturating the signal while amplifying weak but important signals. Your nose knows that trick, too. The sense of smell is complex because of the tremendous variety of odorant molecules that must be interpreted. Molecules that trigger signals in the initial neurons trigger a […]