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The Gravity of the Situation Confounds Physicists

The mystery of gravity deepens: how does gravity act over vast distances?

How to Become an Expert in Ignorance

She's proud of all the things she doesn't know and can't figure out. This points to serious problems in our education system.

Antimatter Problem Still Defies Natural Explanation

The latest test of matter and antimatter shows that they both respond identically to gravity.

Earth Factories, Not Exploding Stars, May Form Elements

What textbooks have taught for decades may not be completely true.

Galactic Structure Gives Cosmologists Lumps

How many times have we been told that "new physics" are needed to explain the universe?
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You’ll Never Guess the Most Efficient Animal Swimmer

This beautiful and informative video announcing the winner was released this month by Illustra Media.

Hoping for Light on Dark Matter

It's one of the strangest phenomena in modern science history: trying to find something that may not exist.

How to Get Everything from Nothing

Science fails to get around the greatest problem in evolution: how to get something instead of nothing.

Cancel Culture in Science

Should a college cancel a popular course for teaching both sides? This is how evolutionists silence the opposition.

Delicate Acrobats: Butterflies and Jellyfish Use Physics to Perfection

Two animals probably not envisioned as champion movers can teach human designers a thing or two.

Bumblebees Pack Aerodynamic Sophistication into One Gram

Bumblebees seem self-aware of their dimensions so that they can navigate tight spaces during flight.

Dark Matter Believers Panicking

Where is this stuff they keep telling us makes up most of the universe? The ideas are getting even more bizarre.

The Futility of Evolutionary Game Theory

Evolutionists try to explain human associations by "evolutionary game theory," a form of natural selection. It leads to hopelessness.

Teach Science in the Yard

Parents caught in the role of home schoolers should take their students outside for two benefits: education and health.

Antimatter Claim Overblown

Talk about taking a 'possibility' to an extreme. Does the universe exist because of a fluke?
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