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• Plate tectonics: Continental-drift opus turns 100

  October 1, 2015 Marco Romano and Richard L. Cifelli Nature, v.526, p.43

• Fish launches jaw to feed on land

  October 1, 2015 Nature, v.526, p.8

• Blood Pressure: Standing Up to Gravity

  October 1, 2015 Howard Glicksman Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• News Update/Commentary

  Signs of ancient mega-tsunami could portend modern hazard

  October 2, 2015 The Earth Institute at Columbia University Science Daily

  evidence of an 800-foot wave in the Cape Verde Islands

• Community stability and selective extinction during the Permian-Triassic mass extinction

  October 2, 2015 Science, v.350, n.6256, p.90-93

  the Permian-Triassic extinction event 252 million years ago was fundamentally different from the current, human-caused, extinctions

• State shift in Deccan volcanism at the Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary, possibly induced by impact

  October 2, 2015 Science, v.350, n.6256, p.76-78

  high-precision dating of Deccan Traps volcanic units suggests an increase in volcanism associated with the Chicxulub impact

• How stable are food webs during a mass extinction?

  October 2, 2015 Science, v.350, n.6256, p.38-39

  fossil data provide a detailed view of how food webs changed across the Permian-Triassic mass extinction

• Talking science and God with the pope's new astronomer

  October 2, 2015 Science, v.350, n.6256, p.17-18

  Guy Consolmagno, director of the Vatican Observatory, wants to show that religion can support astronomy

• Why We Don't Look Like Chimps

  October 2, 2015 Ann Gauger Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Thinking Critically about Opposition to Teaching the Controversy

  October 5, 2015 Sarah Chaffee Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Scientific Progress Is Spelled “Bio-Inspiration”

  October 5, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Need fundamental insights into physics and technology? Look no further than the living world.

• News Update/Commentary

  Tiny ancient fossil from Spain shows birds flew over the heads of dinosaurs

  October 6, 2015 Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Science Daily

  exceptional 125-million-year-old bird discovered

• Do Evolutionists Have Extinctions Figured Out?

  October 6, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  stories of periodic mass extinctions millions of years ago sound like factual accounts, till you look at the details and ask some simple questions

• Putting Scientism in Its Place

  October 7, 2015 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• How scientists fool themselves -- and how they can stop

  October 7, 2015 Nature, v.526, p.182-185

  humans are remarkably good at self-deception, but growing concern about reproducibility is driving many researchers to seek ways to fight their own worst instincts

• News Update/Commentary

  48-million-year-old horse-like fetus discovered in Germany

  October 7, 2015 Science Daily

  well-preserved uteroplacenta found surrounding fetus similar to modern day mares

• Information Enigma

  October 7, 2015 YouTube

  Information drives the development of life. But what is the source of that information? Could it have been produced by an unguided Darwinian process? Or did it require intelligent design?

• Animals thrive at Chernobyl

  October 8, 2015 Nature, v.526, p.166

• Adult Stem Cells Outpace Embryonics

  October 8, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  some still play with embryos, but there seems little reason for it when adult stem cells perform so well

• News Update/Commentary

  Evolution of kangaroo-like jerboas sheds light on limb development

  October 8, 2015 University of California, San Diego Science Daily

• New Thoughts on Habitable Planets

  October 9, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Astrobiologists are trying to standardize the requirements for habitable planets. Do they get them all?

• Deposition, exhumation, and paleoclimate of an ancient lake deposit, Gale crater, Mars

  October 9, 2015 Science, v.350, n.6257

  Mount Sharp now stands where there was once a large intercrater lake system

• New Clues to King Solomon's Mines Found

  September 5, 2013 Megan Gannon Live Science

• Mineralogical Confirmation for Liquid Water on Present-day Mars

  September 28, 2015 Georgia Tech

  detection of hydrated perchlorates suggests flowing water

• Megatsunami 170 metres high once smashed into Cape Verde

  October 2, 2015 Joshua Sokol New Scientist

• Ancient rocks record first evidence for photosynthesis that made oxygen

  October 5, 2015 David Tenenbaum University of Wisconsin, Madison

• Explore 100 years of general relativity

  October 7, 2015 New Scientist, n.3042

  In a century, Einstein’s theory has revolutionised our picture of the universe. We take a look at the pivotal moments in general relativity since Einstein presented his theory in 1915.

• Volcanoes plus asteroid might have finished off dinosaurs

  October 7, 2015 Joshua Sokol New Scientist, n.3042

• Confirmation that Assisted Suicide Increases Other Suicides

  October 7, 2015 Wesley J. Smith Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• News Update/Commentary

  Epigenetic algorithm accurately predicts male sexual orientation

  October 8, 2015 American Society of Human Genetics Science Daily

• Evolutionary Anthropologists Startled by Racial Mixing in Africa

  October 13, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  If they didn’t expect recent genetic mixing from Europe into Africa, how certain are they about older human migrations?

• Introducing The Information Enigma -- Intelligent Design in a Nutshell

  October 8, 2015 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Is Water Miraculous?

  October 10, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  it depends on your definition of miracle, but one professor thinks the word might aptly be applied to H₂O

• Religion vs. Evolution: Which Explains Which?

  October 11, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  evolutionists have a running theme that evolving humans invented religion for various evolutionary reasons

• Why the Earth’s past has scientists so worried about the Atlantic Ocean’s circulation

  October 12, 2015 Chris Mooney Washington Post

• The Evolution Controversy Comes to Indian Schools

  October 12, 2015 Sarah Chaffee Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Stasis: Life Goes On but Evolution Does Not Happen

  October 12, 2015 Denyse O'Leary Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Three Mavericks Who Won

  October 12, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  The loner, not the consensus, is sometimes the one whose views get traction in science. Here are three historical examples.

• News Update/Commentary

  Sun-warmed dinosaurs may have been surprisingly good sprinters

  October 13, 2015 Science Daily

  some had the ability to warm themselves by drawing heat from the sun

• Ben Carson on Creationism, Evolution, and Intelligent Design

  October 13, 2015 David Klinghoffer Evolution News & Views (Discovery Institute)

• Homochirality: Computers Are Not the Real World

  October 14, 2015 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  if you solve a vexing problem in a computer model, you have not solved it in the real world

• News Update/Commentary

  Developing Saurolophus dino found at 'Dragon's Tomb'

  October 14, 2015 Science Daily

  found with associated shell fragments, Saurolophus dino likely from nest, in earliest stages of development

• News Update/Commentary

  Shift in weaning age supports hunting-induced extinction of Siberian woolly mammoths

  October 15, 2015 University of Michigan Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Describing the indescribable: Underlying features of reported mystical experiences

  October 15, 2015 Thomas Jefferson University Science Daily

• A Cretaceous eutriconodont and integument evolution in early mammals

  October 15, 2015 Nature, v.526, p.380-384

  description of a well-preserved 125-million-year-old fossil of a triconodont mammal from Spain, which extends the record of mammalian soft-tissue preservation back into the Mesozoic era

• First ancient African genome

  October 15, 2015 Nature, v.526, p.296

• News Update/Commentary

  Mound near lunar south pole formed by unique volcanic process

  October 15, 2015 Brown University Science Daily

• Late harvest from Pluto reveals a complex world

  October 16, 2015 Eric Hand Science, v.350, n.6258, p.260-261

• First modern humans in China

  October 16, 2015 Science, v.350, n.6258, p.264

  contemporary-looking teeth found in cave suggest that Homo sapiens left Africa much earlier than expected

• Stem Cells: NIH debates human-animal chimeras

  October 16, 2015 Science, v.350, n.6258, p.261-262

  grant to add human cells to animal embryos is delayed