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• Video

  I don't believe in free will. This is why.

  June 3, 2023 Sabine Hossenfelder YouTube

  Do humans have free will or to the the laws of physics imply that such a concept is not much more than a fairy tale? Do we make decisions? Did the big bang start a chain reaction of cause and effects leading to the creation of this video?

• Video

  Can Science Find God? -- The Bryan Callen Show

  June 1, 2023 Stephen Meyer and Michael Shermer YouTube

  discussion about the existence of God from a scientific perspective. They ask the question: can science prove the existence of God?

• Video

  Abiogenesis Debate

  May 25, 2023 Otangelo Grasso YouTube

  Debating famous creationist abiogenesis critic on the origin of life.

• Video

  Why Dawkins is wrong

  June 3, 2023 Denis Noble interview YouTube

  We thought that the sequencing of genetic information would unlock vast developments in medical cures for a whole host of illnesses. However, sequencing the genome alone hasn't revolutionised medicine.

• News Update/Commentary

  Overfishing linked to rapid evolution of codfish

  May 31, 2023 Rutgers University Science Daily

  The overfishing of codfish spanning the second half of the 20th century indicates that human action can force evolutionary changes more quickly than widely believed, according to a new study.

• News Update/Commentary

  The other side of the story: How evolution impacts the environment

  June 5, 2023 University of Rhode Island Science Daily

  Researchers show that an evolutionary change in the length of lizards' legs can have a significant impact on vegetation growth and spider populations on small islands in the Bahamas.

• News Update/Commentary

  The look of your eyebrows is in your genes

  June 5, 2023 Elsevier Science Daily

  The study demonstrates that eyebrow appearance has partly the same and partly different underlying genes in people from different parts of the world.

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient viruses discovered in coral symbionts' DNA

  June 1, 2023 Rice University Science Daily

  Researchers surprised to find fragments of RNA viruses in coral partners' genomes

• Should “Science” Trump Scripture?

  June, 2023 Jeff Miller Apologetics Press

  While 21st-century America by-in-large places its faith in science and its naturalistic spokesmen, Christians should never forget that the findings of science are rarely certain.

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Production method of the Königsaue birch tar documents cumulative culture in Neanderthals

  May 22, 2023 Patrick Schmidt, et al. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, v.15

  Birch tar is the oldest synthetic substance made by early humans. The earliest such artefacts are associated with Neanderthals.

• Book

  Science After Babel

  June, 2023 David Berlinski Discovery Institute

  Polymath and raconteur David Berlinski is at it again, challenging the shibboleths of contemporary science with his inimitable blend of deep learning, close reasoning, and rapier wit. | See Also Amazon

• Graves, engravings, and tools? Oh my!

  June 6, 2023 Todd Wood Core Academy of Science

  In 2013, explorers working on the suggestion of Lee Berger discovered a cache of hominin bones in an extremely remote chamber of the Rising Star Cave system in South Africa. In 2015, the new hominin was introduced to the world

• Blog Post

  Intelligence Metrics: Measuring the Degree of Intelligence in Design

  June 4, 2023 Bill Dembski

• Weird black holes may hold secrets of the early universe

  June 2, 2023 Ashley Yeager Science News

  Growing evidence suggests that rogue black holes and other eccentric behemoths exist

• The Elephant Trunk: New Illustra Film Released

  June 5, 2023 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Awesome wonders of a most versatile instrument come to light in Illustra’s latest masterpiece.

• Neanderthals May Have Been the First To Carefully Concoct This Substance

  June 4, 2023 Carly Cassella Science Alert

  Birch tar is a sticky black goo used since ancient times for its various adhesive, water-repellent, and even antimicrobial properties.

• New! Philosopher and Mathematician on “Science After Babel”

  June 4, 2023 David Berlinski Evolution News & Science Today

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Pervasive incomplete lineage sorting illuminates speciation and selection in primates

  June 2, 2023 Iker Rivas-González Science, v.380, n.6648

  Incomplete lineage sorting generates gene trees that are incongruent with the species tree.

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Phylogenomic analyses provide insights into primate evolution

  June 1, 2023 Yong Shao, et al. Science, v.380, n.6648, p.913-924

  Comparative analysis of primate genomes within a phylogenetic context is essential for understanding the evolution of human genetic architecture and primate diversity.

• Biggest ever study of primate genomes has surprises for humanity

  June 1, 2023 Dyani Lewis Nature

  Genomes of humans' closest relatives provide insight for conservation, human disease and the origins of social structures.

• In bed with the enemy: how to fix science

  June 1, 2023 Cory Clark and Philip Tetlock iai News

  Calling ceasefire in the scientific turf war

• News Update/Commentary

  The clams that fell behind, and what they can tell us about evolution and extinction

  May 30, 2023 University of Chicago Science Daily

  A new study examined how bivalves -- the group that includes clams, mussels, scallops, and oysters -- evolved among many others in the period of rapid evolution known as the Cambrian Explosion.

• Darwin Mysticism Slides Through the Media

  June 2, 2023 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  It’s illogical and pseudoscientific, but it always gets a pass. Why?

• News Update/Commentary

  Phenomenal phytoplankton: Scientists uncover cellular process behind oxygen production

  May 31, 2023 University of California, San Diego Science Daily

  One out of 10 breaths contains oxygen generated by cellular mechanism in microscopic algae

• How an Austrian Scientist Concocted a New Domain of Life called Gabonionta

  June 2, 2023 Günter Bechly Evolution News & Science Today

  Fossil Friday

• Natural Engineering in the Lifestyle of Honey Bees

  June 1, 2023 Eric Hedin Evolution News & Science Today

• Book

  Human Errors: A Panorama of Our Glitches, from Pointless Bones to Broken Genes

  May, 2018 Nathan H. Lents Mariner Books (Harper Collins)

  A biology professor’s illuminating tour of the physical imperfections -- from faulty knees to junk DNA -- that make us human. “A funny, fascinating catalog of our collective shortcomings that’s tough to put down.” | See Also Amazon

• Book

  Why Did God Create Viruses, Bacteria, and Other Pathogens?

  May, 2023 Jerry Bergman and James Hoff WestBow Press

  The Overwhelming Case Against Naturalistic Evolution and Methodological Naturalism | See Also Amazon

• Video

  Has Protein Folding Been Solved?

  January 30, 2021 Sabine Hossenfelder YouTube

  Recently Deepmind made big headlines with its AlphaFold success. Did it really “solve" protein folding? What did actually happen? In this video I explain what the protein folding problem is, why it's important, and what the current situation is.

• Video

  Why Believe in God?

  May 25, 2023 Bryan Callen YouTube

  Bryan hosts a discussion between philosophers William Lane Craig and Michael Ruse about the need for God in our lives, literal and metaphorical interpretations of religious texts, why miracles matter and much more.

• Video

  Tour vs. Dave Debate EXPLAINED (Origin of Life)

  May 25, 2023 Capturing Christianity YouTube

  If you had a hard time keeping up with the science in the James Tour vs. Professor Dave Explains debate, you're in luck. In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Paul Rimmer, an astrochemist, to explain what happened scientifically in their debate.

• Why is India dropping evolution and the periodic table from school science?

  May 30, 2023 Nature, v.618

  India’s curriculum body needs to explain why it has removed foundational topics from school textbooks.

• JWST spots biggest water plume yet spewing from a moon of Saturn

  May 18, 2023 Alexandra Witze Nature

  The huge watery cloud spurting from Enceladus could carry the ingredients for life farther into space than previously known.

• India cuts periodic table and evolution from school textbooks -- experts are baffled

  May 31, 2023 Dyani Lewis Nature

  Nature has learnt that the periodic table, as well as evolution, won’t be taught to under-16s as they start the new school year.

• Hundreds of new primate genomes offer window into human health -- and our past

  June 1, 2023 Elizabeth Pennisi Science

  Sequencing efforts reveal lots of inbreeding among species, could aid conservation

• A wolf-dog hybrid has been confirmed in India for the first time

  May 28, 2023 Corryn Wetzel New Scientist

  A strange canine was spotted in a pack of wolves near Pune in western India, but it stood out for its lighter coat and dog-like facial features. It was confirmed to be a wolf-dog hybrid through genetic sequencing

• NASA’s UFO team discusses its findings publicly for the first time

  May 31, 2023 Leah Crane New Scientist

  A NASA group that formed around a year ago to study unidentified aerial phenomena held its first public meeting ahead of a report expected in the next few weeks

• Migrating bats use Earth’s magnetic field to navigate in the dark

  May 29, 2023 Richard Kemeny New Scientist

  Soprano pipistrelles can sense the polarity and inclination of magnetic field lines, and use the position of the setting sun to calibrate their internal compass

• A.I. poses human extinction risk on par with nuclear war

  May 30, 2023 Sheila Chiang CNBC

  Sam Altman and other tech leaders warn

• Ancient toilets unearthed in Jerusalem reveal a debilitating and sometimes fatal disease

  May 28, 2023 Katie Hunt CNN

• Cosmologist Luke Barnes Answers 11 Objections to the Fine-Tuning Argument

  May 31, 2023 Wintery Knight

• How a Tardigrade “Micro Animal" Became Quantum Entangled with Superconducting Qubit

  December 22, 2021 Physics arXiv Blog Discover magazine

  Physicists have extended the conditions in which life can exist further than ever before.

• Defining Religion in the Court

  June, 2023 Mark Movsesian First Things

• Blog Post

  The New Inquisition of Scientism

  May 31, 2023 Robert W. Malone

  Same as the Old Inquisition

• Signs of a Critical Imbalance in Physics Seen in the Arrangements of Galaxies

  May 31, 2023 Tessa Koumoundouros Science Alert

• Blog Post

  Why James Tour Lost the Origins Debate to Dave Farina

  May 28, 2023 Piltdown Superman

• Solar eruptions may have formed the first building blocks of life on Earth

  May 25, 2023 Amit Malewar Tech Explorist

  A stormy, active Sun may have kickstarted life.

• Stephen Hawking's last collaborator on physicist's final theory

  May 28, 2023 Daniel Lawler phys.org

• Evolution driving improvements in racehorse speed

  May 30, 2023 University of Exeter phys.org

• Blog Post

  Humans evolved to walk with an extra spring in our step

  May 30, 2023 Angharad Brewer Gillham Frontiers Science Communications