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Exomoon Seen Forming in Astronomers’ Imaginations

Progress bias misleads scientists into mistaking circular reasoning for fact.

Mars Volcano Recently Erupted

A 20-mile volcanic fissure on Mars may be a recent eruption. Scientists are considering the possibility that Mars is still active.

Smelly Gas on Venus Was Never Alive

A brief flap about possible life on the solar system's most inhospitable planet showcases the gullibility of materialists.

What Science Doesn’t Know

For all the confident triumphalism scientists display, there are major things they do not grasp.

Ultima Thule Baffles Astronomers

Another first flyby has astronomers scratching their heads.

Exoplanets Are Young, Too

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

Saturn, the Bringer of Youth

More discoveries of youthful phenomena contradict Gustav Holst's musical tribute to "Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age."

Surprising Water Found on Inner Solar System Objects

Recently-visited objects in the inner solar system show evidence of water ice or volatile materials.

Planet Origin Theories Contradict Physics

Materialists sound much more confident than they are about their theories for the origin of planets.

Ring Around the Dwarf Planet Says ‘I’m Young’

You can't declare something old just because your worldview requires it to be old.

Miracles in Solar System Origin Theories

Skipping over a difficulty because it can't be solved scientifically: that's one giant backward leap for theory kind.

Faint Young Sun Paradox Solved?

A major mystery for materialistic planetary science is solved—if you can swallow the miracles required.

Underground Oceans Can't Last Forever

If Pluto and Enceladus have oceans under the crust, why are they still liquid after billions of years?

Density Can’t Keep Saturn’s Rings Old

Saturn's B ring is much less dense than previously thought, challenging attempts to keep it billions of years old.

Saturn's F-Ring Has Quieted Down

Comparing measurements over 25 years, planetary scientists have noted a drop in bright clumps in Saturn's tenuous F-ring.
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