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A broad variety of stories have been published at CEH for 23 years. Look back at to August 2001.

Dino Death Flip-Flop

The asteroid theory is coming under fire again. Some scientists resurrect volcanoes as the killers.

Mars Youth Shows in New Study

The basis for believing Mars is billions of years old and had oceans like the Earth comes under fire in a new study.
Pluto (color-enhanced) from New Horizons, Sept 24, 2015 release

Geologists Smash Pluto to Make it Look Old

Planetary scientists pull out their tried-and-true all-purpose explanation: impacts.

Amazing Durability in Animals

Here are two very different animals with superman-like qualities of toughness and endurance.

Radiocarbon Assumptions Questioned

Every dating method involves assumptions, because historical sciences are not repeatable like laboratory experiments.

Fake Science Amplified by Science ‘News’ Sites

Take a dumb idea. Get it on the 'science news' train and it will go viral – no questions asked.

Calling the Extinction Game

The Mexico Asteroids pull ahead! But the India Deccans are not down for the count.

Geology: A Science in Constant Revision

Slow-and-gradual uniformitarian geology is so 1830. Get with the times: fast, rapid, dynamic forces and theory revisions.

Secular Astronomy Fails, I: Solar System

From planets to stars to galaxies, objects don't fit the expectations of materialists who work as astronomers.

Young Solar System Evidence Pops Up Everywhere

If the solar system formed more recently than believed, Darwinism is dead. Look how widely scattered the evidence is.

Moon Losing Its Water

The moon loses more water than it receives from the solar wind or meteorites. How long has that been going on?

Misinterpreting Fossil Graveyards

Fossils are real, but the stories concocted to explain how mixed-up animals became buried together involve assumptions.

Counting Craters: Bad Assumptions Undermine Reliability

A new chronology of Earth/moon history reaches conclusions that are so assumption-ridden as to be worthless.

Saturn’s Rings Not Just Young, but “Very Young”

Cassini scientists now have reduced the rings' age by an order of magnitude, as if they formed practically "yesterday."
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