Changes in handedness of DNA (triggered by a magnetic reversal) would lead to gene activation or deactivation,
Evolutionary leaps
Magnetic reversal "imminent," says National Geographic – Video
Scientists agree that Earth has long been subjected to thousands of traumatic magnetic reversals of the poles, and that we’re due for another — but when?
Burgess Shale provides evidence of evolutionary leaps
“The Burgess Shale adds to evidence that evolution proceeded with bouts of rapid diversification interspersed with extinctions,” says this article in the Smithsonian, thus bolstering my contention that evolution does take leaps.
Hoping to clone a woolly mammoth within five years
After finding well-preserved bone marrow in a thigh bone of a woolly mammoth found in Siberia, scientists believe it may be possible to clone the giant mammal within five years.
No dramatic effects from a magnetic reversal?
“The fossil record shows no drastic changes in plant or animal life,” says this article on SOTT. I beg to differ.
Darwin got it wrong, says Australian archeologist – Video
Archeologist Peter Mungo Jupp insists that catastrophic evolution occurs at magnetic reversals
Magnetic reversals – far more important than we realize
Forget Darwin’s theory of slow, stately, orderly evolution.
More cosmic rays entering solar system
According to NASA’s Space Weather website the sun is in the middle of a solar minimum, with 266 sunspot-free days last year – the lowest for nearly a century.
California nanodiamonds evidence of Clovis-age comets?
Or evidence of thousands of Tunguska-like explosions in the sky?
Do cosmic rays trigger evolutionary leaps?
“It’s completely accepted in science that cosmic rays can – and do – alter DNA,” says Andrew Collins in this short video.