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Supercontinent cycle theory goes back to the 1980s - see https://phys.org/print442074739.html ... Pannotia is one of five supercontinents that predate Pangea and is 'known' to

   ... looks like the chance of a big CME event this coming week - see http://spaceweather.com

Eric's Velikovsky thread has gone big on EU subjects of late. For example, we have some posts on Rupert Sheldrake, one of the speakers at

This one is at https://phys.org/print441899749.html ... astronomers found 72 bright and fast bursts of light - gone within a week (sometimes lasting a month). They

Gary sent in this link - http://time.com/5224561/venus-life-atmosphere-bacteria/ ... the temperatures on Venus surface is reputed to be as high as 465 degrees C - which

Neutrinos betrayed their existence through their absence. In 1914 physicist James Chadwick was looking at beta decay - a from of radiactive decay in which

In Science journal 356 issue 6344 23rd June 2017, under the heading Solar Physics, there is a nice article on the NASA discovery of solar

At https://phys.org/print441599802.html ... did high sea levels in the Mediterranean create the iconic shape of Mount Etna? A study by Iain Stewart of Plymouth University

At Down to Earth geological group we learn that an ancient shoreline has been discovered during preliminary diggings in West London - along the line

At www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-43543195 ... (see also https://tallbloke.wordpress.com/2018/03/28/ghost-galaxy-prompts-cosmic-m... ) ... a transparent galaxy about the size of our Milky Way is causing problems for cosmologists. The study

At https://phys.org/print441350161.html ... parts of the Amazon rainforest previously thought virtually uninhabited were really the home of a population of a million people - according

At www.holoscience.com/wp/science-politics-and-global-warming/ ... Amirthanavaqam David has posted the above link in a debate on Electric Universe at Eric's Velikovsky Thread. Interested members of SIS can

At http://phys.org/print441437616.html ... human footprints found off Canada's Pacific coast may be 13,000 years old according to a study in PLoS ONE online journal (March

At https://phys.org/print441438532.html ... fossil crocodiles from the Cretaceous - how did they live and die. Uniformitarian fossilisation and how the process works. Juvenile and adult

At www.scientificamerican.com/article/primeval-salt-shakes-up-ideas-on-how-... ... an excellent link sent in by Jovan - primeval salt deposit shakes up ideas on how the atmosphere got its oxygen (by

Houghton in Cambridgeshire. The Guardian has a story about archaeological finds during construction of a 21 mile stretch of the Huntingdon by-pass on the A14 

The link was sent in by William. At www.yahoo.com/news/m/0c2cbd7b-98c1-365d-853e-618eefe4d915/ss_the-stunnin... ... the stunning statistical fraud behind CAGW alarmism. This came from the Investor's Business Daily and

At http://notrickszone.com/2018/03/25/alarmism-takes-a-big-hit-flood-of-new... ... the headline reads, Alarmism takes a Big Hit: a flood of new scientific findings show nothing unusual happening on climate. For example,

We don't usually have much to post on ancient history but Eric sent in an email to say the Velikovsky Discussion Group has posted a

In a link that provides an insight into mainstream thinking - go to www.skyandtelescope.com/astronomy-news/astronomers-witness-x-ray-burst-f... ... sent in by Jovan. Astronomers have discovered a neutron star