A spoonful of celebrity could help the science go down more smoothly. A new study has found that exposure to celebrity opinions on evolution can influence an individual's own acceptance.
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Dating when our ancestors split from Neanderthals and other relatives has long been a puzzle, but DNA advances are making our evolutionary journey clearer
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In today’s culture, molecules-to-man evolution is being taught as a fact, even though it is known to “go against the odds.”
These changes are dramatic and long-lasting enough that some scientists think we’re at the dawn of the Anthropocene, a proposed new geological epoch defined by our large-scale impact on the planet. It’s an intimidating thought—but there’s a possibility that we aren’t the only lifeforms in the universe to face down their world-altering behavior.
Experiment showed middle-schoolers got their parents thinking.
There are many myths and misunderstandings about evolution - how much do you know?
Evolution is the biological theory that all life on earth developed over time from a common ancestor through unguided, natural processes.
New research points to the benefits of first establishing the value of science in general.
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Using the framework of our mental intelligence, we try to observe, categorize, segment and then draw conclusions and make abstract judgments based on the evidence we see from the past. Such a proc…
A unique population of galaxies may hold the keys to discovering how star formation stops happening in older galaxies.
Darwin's finches<br>[s]cientists, authors, academics, and classroom teachers [to] describe the beauty of evolution and the critical importance of evolution education for our nation’s young people as part of [their] #WhyTeachEvolution campaign<br>At this writing, a baker’s dozen (counting Executive Director Ann Reid) have responded to the challenge and posted short essays in answer to the question. Interestingly, the main page shows photographs of the contributors…
As a child, I thought the natural world was fascinating and full of amazing things to explore and learn, and was constantly asking questions. It wasn’t until later in life that I realized that many of my childhood questions could be answered simply by understanding evolution.
The study of evolution allows us to reconstruct the past and to understand how life evolved from simple to complex organisms. Evolutionary reasoning can help us make sense of the biggest questions in science, from the origin of the universe to the inner workings of the human brain.
Of course we try to get the facts straight, and the names spelled correctly. But we are not scientists, we are storytellers.
Even among the religious and conservative, knowledge of the theory influenced belief
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