No longer do we think atoms are solid, species, mountains, continents, stars are fixed or the universe unchanging. Atoms change to new elements. Genes mutate and create small changes to offspring. Creatures evolve as some die out and new types appear. Societies change even within our own lifetimes. Mountains rise and fall as earth’s crust deforms and erodes. Continents drift pushed apart by sea-floor spreading. Stars evolve being born, changing, dying. The Universe expands from a hot mass to billions of galaxies. “Evolution” itself evolves as the theory itself is elaborated by new discoveries.   Computer art poster designed for Darwin Day, http://www.darwinday.org, by Myrrh ©2002. Star nebula background adapted from NASA Hubble image of NCG 6888, Crescent Nebula (B.D. Moore and J.J. Hester, Arizona State University). Fossils and animals from Text-Book of Paleontology by Karl A von Zittel (New York: Macmillan 1913) and Dover Publications’ drawings in the public domain. Calligraphy title by Melissa Dinwiddie.     <To more art about science