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November 15, 2024
Here are some of the stories we were reporting in mid November 2001, restored from archives.
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The Sense of Smell Seems Almost Magical
January 16, 2024
Smell is far more complex than believed, new research shows.
Your Nose Smells in Stereo
November 7, 2023
Scientific understanding of olfactory information reaching the brain has doubled.
Researchers, Stop Kowtowing to the Darwin Party
September 13, 2023
It's not necessary to say that the biological system you're studying "evolved." Drop the habit and your science will improve.
Evolution Is Not an Engineer; It’s a Dumb Idol
April 28, 2022
Darwinists routinely idolize natural selection, granting it godlike powers.
Smell Incredible Design
December 7, 2021
Learn some amazing facts about the sense of smell brought to you Darwin-free by Swedish scientists.
Our Senses Did Not Evolve
June 22, 2020
Despite what evolutionists say, our bodies with their amazing senses are the work of a designing intelligence par excellence.
Mammals With Super Senses
June 5, 2019
These mammals are very different from each other except in how they put human technology to shame.
Dog Breeding: Exploring the Limits of Change
May 30, 2017
A new survey of over 160 dog breeds yields surprises about their genetic histories.
Planning Your Next Revolutionary Invention
October 22, 2016
To innovate something people will want, follow the leader: the Creator of living creatures.
Celebrate Independence from Darwin
July 4, 2016
With so much great science news about design, who needs to maintain allegiance to King Charles?
Overqualified Mammals
December 22, 2014
Here are some mammals with capabilities that exceed the requirements of mere survival.
Dinosaur Variety was Extreme
November 8, 2014
Here are news stories about dinosaurs, from dwarfs to giants that lived in all kinds of habitats.
Contenders for Mammal of the Month
July 28, 2014
Here are some furry friends that know how to impress scientists.
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 […]