Biomimetics: Technology Inspired by Nature
Dolphin Skin Cuts Fuel Use on ShipsA propeller coated to mimic dolphin skin reduced fuel consumption on a giant crude carrier by 2%.
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Science, examined
Origin of Life
How did it all begin? In the language of fossils, the cell and genetic information.
Sections
Four directions, one question
All of our articles are gathered into four main sections, each divided into topics and articles.
The latest discoveries in paleontology, genetics and biochemistry — and what they mean.
- Fossil Archive
- Genetics and Molecular Biology
- Biomimetics: Technology Inspired by Nature
- Zoology and Animal Behavior
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The structure of living things, the complexity of the cell and what the fossil record reveals.
- Foreword: Darwinism Refuted
- A Short History of Darwinism
- The Mechanisms of Darwinism
- The True Origin of Species
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Claims made in the media and in textbooks, examined in the light of scientific facts.
- Introduction: Answering Evolutionist Propaganda
- A Series of Blunders Regarding Monkey Intelligence
- The Smuggling Incident National Geographic TV Declined To Cover
- National Geographic TV's Undersea Fairy Tales
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Introduction: Answering Evolutionist PropagandaIntroduction: Answering Evolutionist Propaganda
A Series of Blunders Regarding Monkey IntelligenceIntroduction
A Series of Blunders Regarding Monkey IntelligenceClaims That Chimpanzees and Manare Brothers or Genetic Relatives are Untrue
A Series of Blunders Regarding Monkey IntelligenceNational Geographic TV's Propaganda Tactics
A Series of Blunders Regarding Monkey IntelligenceBeware the Monkey Culture Distortion
The historical impact of one theory on society, politics and human life.
- Introduction: Darwinism as a Social Weapon
- Social Darwinism
- The History of Ruthlessness, from Malthus to Darwin
- The “Robber Barons,” Darwin’s Followers
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Fossil collection
Traces left in stone
Fossils are the most direct witnesses of the past. Below are schematic drawings based on actual specimens — photographs of real fossils are in the Fossil Archive further down.
№ 001
Trilobita
Trilobites
- Period
- Cambrian – Permian
- Age
- ≈ 521–252 million years
- Found in
- All continents
№ 002
Anomalocaris canadensis
Anomalocaris
- Period
- Cambrian
- Age
- ≈ 508 million years
- Found in
- Burgess Shale, Canada
№ 003
Opabinia regalis
Opabinia
- Period
- Cambrian
- Age
- ≈ 508 million years
- Found in
- Burgess Shale, Canada
№ 004
Crinoidea
Sea lilies
- Period
- Ordovician – present
- Age
- ≈ 485 million years – today
- Found in
- World oceans
№ 005
Ammonoidea
Ammonites
- Period
- Devonian – Cretaceous
- Age
- ≈ 409–66 million years
- Found in
- All continents
№ 006
Polypodiopsida
Ferns
- Period
- Devonian – present
- Age
- ≈ 390 million years – today
- Found in
- Land areas
Fossil archive
The memory of stone
Genuine fossils found around the world — each with its location and age. Click a photo to enlarge it.
Science news
New discoveries, a closer look
New findings published in scientific journals, and what they tell us.
Genetics and Molecular Biology
Life's Three-Layer CodeDNA does not carry only a protein code: regulatory and architectural codes are hidden in the very same sequences.
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Zoology and Animal Behavior
The Butterfly That Crosses 3 Continents and Over 7,000 kmPainted lady butterflies fly from Europe to Africa, and from there across the Atlantic Ocean to South America.
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