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How Plankton Regulate Climate

Recent research highlights that the role of calcifying plankton in regulating global climate may be more significant than previously represented in existing climate models.

Earth’s Core Is Fine-Tuned for Surface Habitability

New simulations of the Earth’s core indicate extremely precise conditions for its formation, exposing flaws in cosmological evolutionary theory.

Fig Trees Convert Carbon Dioxide into Stone

Scientists discover remarkable sequestration and symbiosis in fig trees, pointing to fine-tuning while raising questions about long-age geological assumptions and climate projections.

Anomalies Disrupt Climate Models

How the Atlantic Cold Spot reveals cracks in conventional climate models and Darwin’s timeline.

What Is Biofluorescence, and Did It Evolve?

Baffled by biofluorescence diversity, scientists claim it evolved separately over 100 times.

Surprises in Science: How Do Possibilities Become Realities?

Does it make sense to imagine realities out of possibilities? Sure; a philosopher says, by committing self-deception!

Balderdash in Evolutionary Human History

Faith in deep time clouds the senses of evolutionary biologists speculating about the rise of farming and civilization.

Confusion Erupts over the Hunga Volcano’s Net Climate Cooling Effect 

Atmospheric scientists call for deeper analyses of climate complexities, as predictions fail, and warn of the potentially unforeseen consequences of geoengineering.

The Universe Wants to Evolve Humans

It's only natural, evolutionists at Penn State claim: planetary evolution favors our emergence

Big Science Reveals Dirty Laundry

Before giving obeisance to Big Science, citizens should examine the books.

Models Are Not Facts

Scientists rely on computer models, but are some of them creating fake illusions of reality?

Archive: Plant Email, Aliens, Sex, Sandstone, More

Here's a collection of short articles published by CEH in July 2001.

Jupiter’s Volcanic Moon Defies Deep Time

New photos of Io are in from Juno, prompting discussions of time.

Reckless Claims Pollute Science

If scientists are serious about the lack of public trust, let them clean house at the universities.

Scientists: Often Wrong, Rarely Humble

What other career allows one to be totally wrong but proud of it?
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