A recalibration of the molecular clock pushes the first animals back by 200 million years to about 750 million years before 'Creation Week'.

A near-complete fossil reveals a four-winged small feathered dinosaur that was not ancestral to birds. Convergent evolution in action.

A Jumong gene entered a primage genome 40 million years ago and has now jumped from humans to a pox virus. No magic involved.

A study has revealed that the geological stresses in the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults are at the highest for 1000 years.

Research has shown how a bacterial immune system evolved from co-opted elements

Asian longhorned tick nairovirus becomes dangerously pathological when its victim is co-infected with tick-borne Dabie bandavirus. Malevolent Design?

A newly-discovered stem amphibian sheds more light on the evolution of terrestrial vertebrates - 309 million years before 'Creation Week'.

A partial skeleton fossil from the Cretaceous Gobi desert causes scientists to revise the mammalian family tree.

Fossil eukaryote cells found in Australian mudstone are from 1.7 billion years before 'Creation Week'.

Science, Humanism, Religion, Secularism and Atheism, with a little bit of politics now and then.

An archaeological site in Serbia is producing more awkward evidence for YECs to ignore, lie about or misrepresent.

A new study provides compelling evidence that bats first evolved in Europe about 65 million years ago. One more problem for batty creationists.

Scientists have shown that as the 'Hadean Bombardment' declined, there would have been warm, energy-rich places were RNA could form and persist.

Research has shown how new genes can arise naturally and how major environmental change facilitates evolutionary diversification.

Research has shown a link between climate change and the five great extinction events. No evidence of fine-tuning for life.

Genetic evidence from ancient grape seeds tells an uninterrupted story of viniculture over the last 11,000 years.

Far from being fine-tuned for life, Earth is subject to periodic disasters. The Yellowstone caldera is a catastrophe in waiting.

An analysis of arm and leg bones from fossil hominins shows the transition from arboreal to terrestrial living.

Creationists claims take another blow with the discovery of a transitional species linking starfish and acorn worms from the Cambrian.

A visit to Hengistbury Head in Dorset, would, if they were honest enough, show creationists how wrong the Bible narrative is.

Creationists claims take another blow with the discovery of a transitional species linking starfish and acorn worms from the Cambrian.

The discovery of 55-million-year-old crocodilian eggshells adds to the story of crocodile evolution and gives creationists more to lie about.

A discovery in Tanzania has prompted paleontologists to reconsider the age of the oldest dinosaurs.

Research has shown that domestic dogs were diversifying 11,000 years ago and evolved further as they migrated with humans across Eurasia.

The discovery of an ancient form of syphilis is a problem for Bible literalists. Who on the Ark was host to it and how did they acquire it?

More imaged from ESA/Webb to compare with the childishly simplistic description of the universe in the Bible.

Fossil feathers in dinosaur dung suggest why some birds survived the mass extinction that killed the dinosaurs while others became extinct.

An exquisite 3D fossil is the oldest such Ediacaran fossil found so far. It shows a complex organism in fine detail.

A simple comparison of reality with what the Bible claims tells us that the Bible can't be the inerrant word of an omniscient creator god.

Examined in detail, the 'America cheetah' turned out to be an extinct relative of the puma. Scientists changed their mind when the evidence changed.

Researchers have shown that Gondwana was bigger than previously thought and played a key role in the evolution of the Cambrian biota.

Archaeologists have found compelling evidence of betel nut use by humans on the island of Sulawesi, thousands of years before 'Creation Week'

New Denisovan remains have been found in a cave in South West China adding more information about where, how and when Denisovans lived

Researchers have explained why fossils of different ages can appear together in the same deposit, unlike what we would expect of a global genocide.

Researchers at Harvard have discovered that mRNA can be produced by combining parts of two different genes to give new functions.

The discovery of a dinosaur in Brazil with a relative from Europe confirms how evolved biodiversity is affected by plate tectonics.

These 80,000-year-old flint arrowheads would not be there if the Bible myths were actual history.

55.5 Million-year-old footprints in Antarctica raise even more problems for creationists to ignore.

A research tem have shown how LUCA got it's enzymes by repurposing existing proteins. No magic needed.

Researchers have found evidence of a symbiotic relationship in the Ediacaran - 550 Million Years before creationists claim Earth existed.

The people of Gansu, China, show no evidence of migration from outside their immediate area and have a continuous history through the Biblical flood.

Researchers have discovered why the Varroa destructor mite is such a successful parasite on honey bees.

Viruses recovered from old parchment gospels shows how they evolved, so refuting the claims written in them.

By observing how an archaea and a bacterium form a symbiotic relationship, scientists have seen how complex cells probably evolved.