# science
The Daily Galaxy spices up last year's barely covered study on how quickly some species of lizards evolve with pseudoscientific jargon.
# oddities
How to turn your weekend knitting project into a luxury product for the less than discerning customer with a little anti-scientific woo.
# health
Cell phones might not give you cancer, but tanning beds absolutely can and we have proof.
# space
Thanks to budget constraints and slow-walking replacement vehicles, NASA is about to left without a way to get humans in orbit without paying Russia for a ride.
# space
Boredom and small spaces for an extended period of time wreak havoc on the human psyche. That's going to be a huge problem on extended missions into deep space.
# science
Mooney and Kirshenbaum are back with an op-ed in the Boston Globe to prove they haven't learned anything from the feedback to their book.
# science
Scientists are one step closer to creating on demand organs out of adult skin cells thanks to some very unusual clones of lab mice.
# science
Sample cores from the planet's polar ice clearly show the difference between natural warming patterns and our toxic handiwork.
# education
I'm not going to the Creation Museum for pretty much the same reason I wash my hands after using a public restroom.
# politics
Of all the sins that worry the religious right, lust, in the form of pornography, seems to dominate their every other waking thought.
# science
Science says you have a subtle, almost invisible glow, like an aura. But unlike an aura, it has nothing to do with the astral plane or your soul.
# astrobiology
One example of hard proof is worth a million vague anecdotes and personal accounts of sightings.
# science
Creationists think evolution is either nonexistent or some sort of deity-guided progression towards perfection. The reality is much more of a mixed bag...
# space
Jupiter may have once again saved us from an asteroid impact. But next time, it might steer one our way...
# science
Chris Mooney and Sheril Kirshenbaum wanted at least some positive feedback on their book. Instead, they started a feud.