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ICR: Follow the Water, or Something Else?

NASA follows the water to look for life, but this article offers a better target to aim at.

Death Valley Is a Better Home than Any Exoplanet

Researchers manage to extract 57.0–161.5 ml of liquid water daily from the air in Death Valley, but struggle for decades in space water extraction.

Astronomers Excited about Failure

JWST and other instruments continue falsifying prior dogmas

Habitability: Just Add Water: A Lot of It

Desert planets are likely unlivable, even if they have water. They need oceans of H2O.

Archive: Sagan, Schools, Tools, Design, Noses, Fossils, Water, More

Here are some of the stories we were reporting in early November 2001, restored from archives.

Archive: Robots, Hubble, Proteins, Cell Motor, Arctic, More

Here are some of our entries from our First Anniversary year 23 years ago.

Another Saturn Moon Hired for Astrobiology

Liquid water under Mimas? Impossible. But if it is there, could life be far behind?

Good Science Still Flourishing Without Darwinism

Take heart at the good things that are coming from Darwin-free research, especially findings that improve our lives.

Oceans Mitigate Global Warming

New findings show that our ocean, and the unique molecule—water—are designed to ameliorate climate catastrophes.

Moon Is Too Dry for Astronauts

NASA is counting on water ice in shadowed craters on the moon, but there may be none. And there are other hazards.

More Reasons to Doubt a Climate Doomsday

We're just reporting what secular pro-warmist journals are saying.

Venus Was Never Habitable

Venus has bad news and bad news: it was never earthlike, and models to determine its habitability are unreliable.

Secrets Under the Earth Revealed

More water inferred deep underground, and ancient canyons and rivers detected.

Evolutionists Find it Hard to Imagine a Lifeless Mars

Is it possible for evolutionary scientists and reporters to mention Mars without imagining life?

Water on the Planetary Science Brain

Hydrocephaly is a physical brain ailment, but hydrobioscopy is a philosophical brain malady.
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