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• Multiple lines of mysterious ancient humans interbred with us

  April 11, 2019 Maya Wei-Haas National Geographic

  Modern DNA suggests that the Denisovans were surprisingly diverse -- and may have been the last humans other than Homo sapiens on Earth.

• T-Rex Skeleton Expected to Fetch Up to $25 Million at Auction

  September 29, 2022 Nurin Sofia Bloomberg News

  A Tyrannosaurus rex fossil will go to auction at Christie’s in Hong Kong in November

• Goliath -- the BHG

  September 29, 2022 Gavin Cox Creation Ministries International

  Seven archaeological evidences for the biblical giant

• Clues from Creation Week

  January 1, 2018 Andrew A. Snelling Answers in Genesis

• Fearfully and wonderfully made

  September 22, 2022 Michael Behe World News Group

  Elegant molecular machines at the center of life belie Darwin’s theory

• Biologists Use Genetic Circuits to Program Plant Roots

  September 28, 2022 Joanna Thompson Quanta Magazine

  Using inserted genetic circuitry, synthetic biologists controlled the growth of plant roots for the first time.

• Ancient fish fossils highlight the strangeness of our vertebrate ancestors

  September 28, 2022 Carolyn Gramling Science News

  Nearly 440-million-year-old finds from China are of some of the first vertebrates with jaws

• Video

  Young Earth Evidence

  September 25, 2022 Faith Unaltered YouTube

  we sit down with Young Earth Creationist and Paleontologist Dr. Marcus Ross to discuss the geological and scientific evidence for a young Earth

• Revisiting the first dinosaur park

  September 29, 2022 Ilja Nieuwland Science

  A once-ridiculed sculpture display is worth a second look

• Earth was seasoned by countless blows

  September 29, 2022 Zoë Malka Leinhardt Science

  astronomers have yet to definitively find an Earth-like planet with the necessary characteristics to support life. Does this apparent rarity of Earth-like planets have something to do with the way Earth was formed?

• Here’s Why James Webb Telescope Discoveries Are Causing Scientists To Rethink Galaxy Formation

  September 22, 2022 Stephen Meyer Daily Wire

  (but not the Big Bang)

• News Update/Commentary

  Revealing the genome of the common ancestor of all mammals

  September 28, 2022 Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research Science Daily

  The reconstructed ancestral genome could help in understanding the evolution of mammals and in conservation of modern animals. The earliest mammal ancestor likely looked like the fossil animal ‘Morganucodon' which lived about 200 million years ago.

• Former Particle Physicist Absolutely Annihilates the Field of Particle Physics

  September 27, 2022 Maggie Harrison Futurism / The Byte

• No one in physics dares say so, but the race to invent new particles is pointless

  September 26, 2022 Sabine Hossenfelder The Guardian

  In private, many physicists admit they do not believe the particles they are paid to search for exist -- they do it because their colleagues are doing it

• ‘Bit of panic’: Astronomers forced to rethink early Webb telescope findings

  September 28, 2022 Alexandra Witze Nature

  Revised instrument calibrations are bedevilling work on the distant Universe.

• How Nature contributed to science’s discriminatory legacy

  September 28, 2022 Nature

  We want to acknowledge -- and learn from -- our history.

• China’s Mars rover finds hints of catastrophic floods

  September 27, 2022 Smriti Mallapaty Nature

  Radar images reveal clues to the history of a largely unexplored region.

• When Harvard psychologists declared war on Sigmund Freud, Freud won

  September 27, 2022 Tim Brinkhof Big Think

  Sigmund Freud developed the decidedly unscientific principles of psychoanalysis in a time when most psychologists were trying to join the ranks of chemists and medical doctors.

• The fundamental problem with gravity and quantum physics

  September 27, 2022 Ethan Siegel Big Think

  We have two descriptions of the Universe that work perfectly well: General Relativity and quantum physics. Too bad they don't work together.

• Water in asteroid dust offers clues to life on Earth

  September 25, 2022 Kyoto Hasegawa phys.org

• Seawater could have provided phosphorous required for emerging life

  September 27, 2022 University of Cambridge

  The problem of how phosphorus became a universal ingredient for life on Earth may have been solved by researchers who have recreated primordial seawater containing the element in the lab.

• Tune In to Channel Kir2.1

  September 28, 2022 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  A molecular machine with exquisite sensitivity has been shown in atomic detail for the first time.

• New Study Shows One of Saturn's Icy Moons May Be Extremely Habitable

  September 20, 2022 Kiona Smith Inverse

  Beneath Enceladus's frozen surface, the moon's ocean could contain phosphorus, a key ingredient for building cells.

• Origin of Life: Saved by Time?

  September 28, 2022 Walter Bradley / Casey Luskin Evolution News & Science Today

• Making Art Is Uniquely Human

  September 26, 2022 Peter Biles Mind Matters

  While the architects of AI “art" tools like to think their technology can replace human creativity, the artistic impulse is uniquely human

• Video

  Is this Shroud the Burial Garment of Jesus?

  September 17, 2022 Gary Habermas YouTube

  Habermas shares the special qualities of the Shroud of Turin and problems with the most recent Carbon 14 dating

• Video

  Separating Fact from Fiction about Artificial Intelligence

  September 27, 2022 Discovery Science YouTube

  Robert J. Marks addresses the fact and fiction of AI -- what AI is and isn't, whether humans will ever be able to upload themselves into a computer, what humans do that AI won't be able to replicate, and why many predictions about AI are wrong, .

• ‘Something is seriously wrong’: Room-temperature superconductivity study retracted

  September 26, 2022 Eric Hand Science

  After doubts grew, blockbuster Nature paper is withdrawn over objections of study team

• Abiogenesis: the Carter argument reconsidered

  September 23, 2022 Daniel P. Whitmire International Journal of Astrobiology

• The Story of the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm

  January, 2006 Andrew R. C. Milner, Martin G. Lockley, and Sheldon B. Johnson New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science Bulletin 37

  An important new Lower Jurassic dinosaur tracksite from the Moenave Formation of southwestern Utah

• The brain undergoes a great “rewiring” after age 40

  September 24, 2022 Ross Pomeroy Big Think

  The aging brain is networked differently.

• News Update/Commentary

  Game-changing new theory upends what we know about how charged macromolecules self-assemble

  September 26, 2022 University of Massachusetts, Amherst Science Daily

  Long ignored, dipole-dipole interactions give life its shape

• News Update/Commentary

  Key phases of human evolution coincide with flickers in eastern Africa's climate

  September 26, 2022 University of Cologne Science Daily

  Interdisciplinary research in southern Ethiopia enabled the deciphering of eastern Africa's climatic heartbeat and shows how key phases of climate change influenced human evolution, dispersal and innovation.

• News Update/Commentary

  The neural cartography of smell

  September 26, 2022 Columbia University Science Daily

  The experience of every odor derives from precise brain circuitry that researchers now are revealing in unprecedented detail

• News Update/Commentary

  Armored worm reveals the ancestry of three major animal groups

  September 27, 2022 University of Bristol Science Daily

  A well-preserved fossilized worm dating from 518 million years ago resembles the ancestor of three major groups of living animals

• News Update/Commentary

  New study shows transmission of epigenetic memory across multiple generations

  September 26, 2022 University of California, Santa Cruz Science Daily

  Changing the epigenetic marks on chromosomes leads to altered gene expression in offspring and in grandoffspring, demonstrating ‘transgenerational epigenetic inheritance.'

• News Update/Commentary

  New understanding of the inner world of lysosomes

  September 26, 2022 Duke-NUS Medical School Science Daily

  Scientists have pinpointed a protein in lysosomes that is involved in recycling a crucial fatty component of cell membranes to keep cells healthy.

• Rebecca Wragg Sykes on the objects that reveal the Neanderthal mind

  September 27, 2022 Colin Barras New Scientist

  Cognitive archaeologist says we can learn something about the minds of Neanderthals by studying the stuff they left behind, from painted shells to stalagmite circles. We might even find hints about why they went extinct

• On the Deficiency of Alternative Models to Big Bang Cosmology

  September 26, 2022 Brian Miller Evolution News & Science Today

  theoretical physicist Sabine Hossenfelder

• Not Found: Human Ancestor X

  September 27, 2022 Jerry Bergman Creation-Evolution Headlines

  After 150 years, evolutionists have still not found Ancestor X. Some scientists openly admit this fact.

• Still Unexplained: The First Living Cell

  September 27, 2022 Walter Bradley / Casey Luskin Evolution News & Science Today

• Origin of the First Self-Replicating Molecules

  September 26, 2022 at Evolution News Uncommon Descent

• Life Can Thrive Around Even the Smallest Stars

  September 26, 2022 at Universe Today Uncommon Descent

• Astrophysicist Ethan Siegel Sells “Something from Nothing”: I’m Not Buying

  September 21, 2022 at Evolution News Uncommon Descent

• Did the Initial Findings of the JWST Repudiate the Big Bang Creation Model?

  September 21, 2022 at reasons.org Uncommon Descent

• Gene Sharing Is More Widespread Than Thought, with Implications for Darwinism

  September 22, 2022 at Evolution News Uncommon Descent

• By Losing Genes, Life Often Evolved More Complexity

  September 23, 2022 at Quanta Magazine Uncommon Descent

• First Direct Evidence That Babies React to Taste and Smell in the Womb

  September 21, 2022 at Medical Express Uncommon Descent

• On the Deficiency of Alternative Models to Big Bang Cosmology

  September 27, 2022 at Evolution News Uncommon Descent

  theoretical physicist Sabine Hossenfelder

• One Way Human Vision Is Better Than a Machine's

  September 23, 2022 Mind Matters

  The problem machine vision has with understanding what things *should* look like creates risks for traffic video safety systems, researchers say