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Sand on Mars

12 October 2017 > Astronomy
The origin of sand on earth has intrigued Gary Gilligan for a number of years. He sent in the link www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4967664/NASA-image-reveals-possi... ... but see also

Sea Peoples

12 October 2017 > Archaeology
At https://phys.org/print426749820.html ... and at the link sent in by Gary, www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4963386/3-200-year-old-slab-tell... ... and also in the current issue of Popular Archaeology, we have a
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Worse then Ponzi

12 October 2017 > Climate change
Move over Ponzi - forget about Bernard Madoff. Ignore the Enron scam, and sniff at mortgage debt leading to bank collapse, one Judith Sloan thinks
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Elbe Estuary

12 October 2017 > Archaeology
At www.q-mag.org/a-germanic-harbor-town-found-at-the-mouth-of-the-elbe-rive... ... apparently, mainstream hasn't been looking or thinking of Romans ensconced in the wetlands around the mouth of the Elbe River so it
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New Theory, Sun

11 October 2017 > Astronomy
At https://phys.org/print426844120.html ... a new theory on why the Sun's corona is hotter than its surface. This was the subject of Bob Johnson's talk at
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Dinosaur Soft Tissue

11 October 2017 > Biology
At https://phys.org/print426835053.html ... Dinosaur blood - new research urges caution regarding fossilised soft tissue. It seems that previous claims showing the preservation of keratic protein

Sungir Homo sapiens

11 October 2017 > Anthropology
At http://popular-archaeology.com/issue/fall-2017/article/30-000-year-old-s... ... a reconstruction of the faces of the Sungir people who lived in central Russia some 30,000 years ago, has been done (see

Rice cultivation

11 October 2017 > Archaeology
Rice was grown 11,000 years ago along the Yangtze River in China (at the very start of the Holocene) and 2000 years ago in West
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Younger Dryas Hurricanes

9 October 2017 > Climate change
At https://phys.org/print426427240.html ... considering recent wailing by the CAGW fraternity, hurricanes have increased because of global warming (ignoring the fact hurricanes have been short in

K2

9 October 2017 > Astronomy
This one is going to get better - may be. The K2 comet (otherwise PANSTARRS comet) is currently beyond the orbit of Saturn but is

Old Faithful

9 October 2017 > Geology
The Old Faithful geyser in Yellowstone National Park attracts millions of visitors ( see https://phys.org/print426478631.html ... but little is known about the geology of the

Electric Comet challenged here

9 October 2017 > Electromagnetism
Here is at https://malagabay.wordpress.com/2017/10/09/the-atomic-comet-neutron-bombs/ ... Those of the opinion that the EU electric comet is the bees knees might like to read this post from
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Ian Plimer

5 October 2017 > Climate change
New book by Australian geologist Ian Plimer, 'The Climate Change Delusion and the Great Electricity Ripoff' ... sure to zoom into the best selling lists.

Harvest Moon

5 October 2017 > Astronomy
Full Moon this week. In the old days the harvest moon allowed farmers to bring in their ripening crops even after sunset. Nowadays they have
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Flood of 1014

4 October 2017 > Catastrophism
Tom Whipple in The Times a couple of weeks ago had a piece on the flood of AD1014. I cut it out and came back
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Solar and Mars

4 October 2017 > Electromagnetism
At https://phys.org/print425973790.html ... a huge solar storm doubled radiation levels on the surface of Mars - back in September. It was observed and recorded by
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Bob Johnson

3 October 2017 > Electromagnetism
Bob Johnson is addressing the autumn speaker meeting at the weekend so it is opportune to look at his presentation at the EU Conference in
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Slabbing

30 September 2017 > Geology
An article in Scientific American covers the same ground as a press release reported here a week or so ago - see www.scientificamerican.com/article/scientists-closing-in-on-the-dawn-of-... ... which
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Khoe-San

30 September 2017 > Anthropology
A study in the journal Science pots modern human origins in South Africa back to 300,000 years ago. The DNA from the remains of a
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Sorghum

30 September 2017 > Archaeology
Sorghum is a native sub-Sahara grass that has been utilised for thousands  of years by hunter gatherers as well as farming communities. It emerged as
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