# science
Physicist Franklin Felber thinks he found an old formula for pseudo-antigravity propulsion. Unfortunately his math doesn't seem to add up.
# evolution
Creationists believe that the scientific conclusions about Ida the fossil are a death blow to evolution. In reality, they're just attacking the much ridiculed hype generated by its discoverer.
# oddities
Dr. William Craig is billed as a source of fresh, new commentary on science and religion. His work miserably fails to live up to the hype.
# space
America won the space race and the Cold War. Now, its access to space will be controlled by the whims of the country it defeated thanks to its myopic politicians.
# health
The media is actively enabling anti-vaccination hysteria for the sake of ratings just when we need people to get the H1N1 shot and prevent the further spread of swine flu.
# evolution
A new study confirms what science advocates have long suspected. Creationism in the classroom undermines the quality of student's education.
# science
Your DNA contains useful information that's read and translated, but comparing it to a computer database profoundly misses the point.
# space
If our universe is one of many, just how many others are out there? A duo of physicists try to answer that question. Well, sort of...
# politics
Quacks and cranks are using libel laws to silence critics and skeptics into submission and keep money flowing into their pockets.
# politics
How do you cover a schism that doesn't actually exist? You whip one up from cherry-picked quotes and use them to stir up a tempest in a teacup.
# science
Laplace was worried this sort of thing might happen and drive mere mortals insane...
# evolution
Like a phoenix of nonsense, Michael Behe rises from the ashes of being proved wrong on his terms and with his conditions by pretending that the exact opposite has happened.
# space
No, we haven't found life 25,000 light years away, just one sugar molecule that could be used by living things.
# tech
Electric cars and the natural next step in the evolution of transport. But they have some hurdles to clear before becoming truly widespread.
# tech
Fusion simply has far too much promise not to keep pursing, even if the progress seems slow right now.