At the end of the universe, black holes will be the only things left and they will define what happens in the cosmos for countless eons.

The Greatest Show on Earth, Dawkins' latest book, is mostly a primer on evolution rather than a polemic on atheism. And that works perfectly well.

A theologian claims that the God of the Old Testament is just one deity who separated us from writhing, shapeless monsters. Don't expect his colleagues or mainstream believers to care much about his treatise.

When you're promised eternal life as a hyper-intelligent machine, it's hard to not check out its confabs.

A human DNA strand has 3 billion base pairs. Your cell nucleus is 0.1 cubic millimeter. How does your genome fit?

Answers In Genesis' Jason Lisle finds God and proof of a 6,000 year universe in black holes and the speed of light.

A team of engineers from the UK is trying to build a car capable of breaking the sound barrier, testing the limits of our strongest and most heat-resistant materials in the process.

Scientists studying potentially dangerous chemicals and candidates for life-saving treatments on animals are under attack. Literally.

Questions like "do you believe in evolution" fundamentally misunderstand what science is and how it works.

Chris Mooney is still running in circles, even after extensive feedback about his latest string of deeply flawed commentary.

It's been a busy week for the web's pseudoscientists and cranks.

Scientists are already talking about the next generation of colliders which will smash matter and antimatter particles on a regular basis.

A proper rebuttal to an example of concentrated, weapons-grade creationist nonsense from an angry reader.

There seems to be nothing creationists won't blame on Charles Darwin, especially the Holocaust.

Researchers want to put the idea that black holes evaporate through minute interactions with the outside universe to the test.