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• Language Gene Is Traced to Emergence of Humans

  August 15, 2002 Nicholas Wade New York Times

• Gene leaves apes speechless

  August 15, 2002 Helen Pearson Nature science update

  great apes lack nuts and bolts of language gene

• 'A Nuclear Bomb' For Evolution?

  August 14, 2002 Todd Hertz Christianity Today

  critics of Darwinism say skull's discovery isn't all it's cracked up to be

• Fossil fuel without the fossils

  August 14, 2002 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  petroleum: animal, vegetable or mineral?

• Is physics watching over us?

  August 13, 2002 Philip Ball Nature science update

  our Universe is so unlikely that we must be missing something

• Kansas town lighted fuse of Ohio feud over origins

  August 12, 2002 Scott Stephens Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)

• review: The origin of Darwin's genius

  August 12, 2002 Anthony Daniels Telegraph (UK)

• The Wife Beaters of Kibale

  August 11, 2002 Eugene Linden Time

  author of a new book offers a glimpse of evolution in action, as chimps in Uganda take up arms

• Nature, Brought to You by ...

  August 11, 2002 Matt Richtel New York Times

  genetic technology that might dictate what colors appear on butterfly wings

• Speed of light slowing down after all?

  August 9, 2002 Carl Wieland Answers in Genesis

  famous physicist makes headlines

• Clever crows know their tools

  August 9, 2002 Kendall Powell Nature science update

  birds have rare talent for tool-making

• Gene Duplication and Evolution

  August 9, 2002 Michael Lynch Science, v.297, n.5583, p.945-947

• Shaping of Hooks in New Caledonian Crows

  August 9, 2002 Alex A. S. Weir, Jackie Chappell, and Alex Kacelnik Science, v.297, n.5583, p.981

  tool-making crows; see also movie

• Feathered Dinosaurs and the Origin of Flight

  August 9, 2002 San Diego Natural History Museum

• Charmed by Six Feet of Circuitry

  August 8, 2002 Curtis Gillespie New York Times

  robot debut at the American Association for Artificial Intelligence

• "Reassessing the evidence for the earliest traces of life" requires free registration

  August 8, 2002 Mark A. van Zuilen, Aivo Lepland, and Gustaf Arrhenius Nature, v.418, p.627-630 

• "Cosmology: Black holes constrain varying constants" requires free registration

  August 8, 2002 P. C. W. Davies, Tamara M. Davis, and Charles H. Lineweaver Nature, v.418, p.602-603

• Speed of light has changed, claims Macquarie physicist

  August 8, 2002 Public Relations, Macquarie University, Australia

• Einstein's relativity theory hits a speed bump

  August 8, 2002 David Wroe The Age (Australia)

  light isn't quite as fast as it used to be

• News Update/Commentary

  Einstein's theory may be relatively wrong

  August 8, 2002 CNN

  crux of Einstein's theory of relativity -- that E=mc² -- is under challenge, following evidence that the speed of light might be slowing down

• Redrawing Humanity's Family Tree 

  August 6, 2002 John Noble Wilford

  New York Times / two ancient skulls have shaken the human family tree to its roots, sending scientists scrambling to see if their favorite theories are among the fallen fruit

• METEOROLOGY: Great Balls of Ice!

  August 2, 2002 Xavier Bosch Science, v.297, n.5582, p.765

  several hefty chunks of ice mysteriously fell from a clear sky in Spain

• Earth's girth grows

  August 2, 2002 Tom Clarke Nature science update

  our planet's waistline is mysteriously increasing

• An Unbeautiful Mind

  August 2, 2002 Simon Blackburn The New Republic Online

  reviews of

• Research Reveals Gains or Losses of Large Segments of DNA in Healthy People

  August 2, 2002 University of Toronto ScienceDaily

• Book

  World Without Design: The Ontological Consequences of Naturalism

  August 1, 2002 Michael C. Rea Oxford University Press

  see also Amazon

• Christian Pioneers in Science: 57th Annual Meeting of the American Scientific Affiliation

  August 1, 2002 Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA

• The Voyage of the Beagle

  August 1, 2002

• Book

  The Little Book of Time

  August 1, 2002 Klaus Mainzer Copernicus Books (Springer-Verlag)

  see also Amazon

• Creation Adventure Team: Six Short Days, One BIG Adventure! (VHS)

  August 1, 2002 Gospel Communications International

• Intelligent Design and Evolution Awareness (IDEA) Conference

  August 1, 2002 University of San Francisco is Neo-Darwinism the only explanation for life's origins?

• 5th Congress of the International Association for the Study of Human Paleontology

  August 1, 2002 Barcelona - Sitges (Spain)

• Sinks for Anthropogenic Carbon

  August 1, 2002 Jorge L. Sarmiento and Nicolas Gruber Physics Today, v.55, n.8, p.30

  We have learned much about the workings of natural sinks like the oceans and terrestrial plants, but are just beginning to understand how their behavior might change as atmospheric CO₂ concentrations rise.

• The Dean of Evolution

  August 1, 2002 Henry M. Morris Back to Genesis, n.164 (Institute for Creation Research)

  a review of Ernst Mayr's latest book

• The Battle for the Cosmic Center

  August 1, 2002 D. Russell Humphreys Impact, n.350 (Institute for Creation Research)

• Not Out of Africa

  August 1, 2002 Joseph D'Agnese Discover, v. 23, n. 8

  Alan Thorne's challenging ideas about human evolution

• Celestial Fireworks

  August 1, 2002 Karen Wright Discover, v. 23, n. 8

  gamma-ray bursts illuminate the farthest reaches of space

• Nuclear Planet

  August 1, 2002 Brad Lemley Discover, v. 23, n. 8

  Is there a five-mile-wide ball of hellaciously hot uranium seething at the center of the Earth?

• Pathway to the Stars

  August 1, 2002 Tim Folger Discover, v.23, n.8

  the narrow road up Mauna Kea leads to the deep sky

• Forever Young

  August 1, 2002 Ronald Bailey reason online

  the new scientific search for immortality

• "Rate of plate creation and destruction: 180 Ma to present"

  August 1, 2002 David B. Rowley Geological Society of America Bulletin, v.114, n. 8, p.927–933

• "Differential incision of the Grand Canyon related to Quaternary faulting

  August 1, 2002 August 2002 Joel Pederson, Karl Karlstrom, Warren Sharp, and William McIntosh

  Geology, v.30, n.8, p.739–742

• Faith, Science and Understanding

  August 1, 2002 John C. Polkinghorne Yale University Press

• "Intelligent Design Creationism: None of Your Business? Think Again"

  August 1, 2002 Barry A. Palevitz Evolution, v.56, n.8, p.1718-1720

• Book

  Of Moths and Men: An Evolutionary Tale

  August 1, 2002 Judith Hooper W. W. Norton

  Mutant moths and feuding scientists -- the real story behind the most famous experiment in twentieth-century evolutionary biology. It was a world-famous example of evolution in action, and it was rigged. How the case of the peppered moth proved that "scie

• Evolutionary Intelligence

  August 1, 2002 Ohio Citizens for Science includes letter from Richard Dawkins to William Dembski

• Book

  World Without Design: The Ontological Consequences of Naturalism

  August 1, 2002 Michael C. Rea Clarendon Press (Oxford University Press)

  see also Amazon

• Book

  Design and Nature: Comparing Design in Nature with Science and Engineering

  August 1, 2002 C. A. Brebbia, L. J. Sucharov, and P. Pascolo (editors) WIT Press

  see also Amazon

• UGa Study of Cell Elements Called Retroviruses Shows that Human-Specific Variety Developed When Humans, Chimps Diverged

  August 1, 2002 Phil Williams and John McDonald University of Georgia

• Book

  Exceptional Fossil Preservation: A Unique View on the Evolution of Marine Life

  August 1, 2002 David J. Bottjer, Walter Etter, James W. Hagadorn, Carol M. Tang (editors) Columbia University Press

  see also Amazon