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Saturn has a bulging core we are told at http://phys.org/print400347557.html ... did you know that? It seems the Cassini mission has thrown up this odd

At www.theguardian.com/science/blog/2016/dec/07/archaeology-sheds-light-on-... ... which is one of those doom laden Guardian non-stories that get the CAGW tribe all excited and bleating like sheep. Apparently, global

This si the title of a new book by Douglas Petrovich, a Canadian archaeologist. He has, or is about to, invite a lot of criticism

At http://edition.cnn.com/2016/12/08/health/dinosaur-tail-trapped-in-amber-... ... a segment of the tail of a juvenile dinosaur, complete with feathers, as been found trapped in amber as reported in Current

In the journal Geology (28th July 2015) doi:10.1130/G36914.1 ... there is an article that seeks to establish a synchronicity in key Holocene chronologies by extracting

Again, from Northern Earth 147 (December 2016), Eric Fitch recalls he was innocently listening to a classics CD featuring the music of Purcell, specifically the

Bob Trubshaw, writing in Northern Earth 147 (December 2016) has been reading an Oxbow Archaeological publication written by archaeologist Alastair Whittle (in 1997). This concerns

On our home page we have a Face Book link to Phil Silvia who has been taking part in excavations at Tall el-Hammam in the

Some more info has been published about Plut0 - and Charon (see http://phys.org/print399842130.html ). Is there life in the sub surface ocean on Pluto? Is

So says Judith Curry at https://judithcurry.com/2016/12/03/truthiness-and-factiness-in-politiciz... ... climate scientist Judith Curry ploughs a furrow through the middle of the game. After outlining what she means

At http://spaceweather.com (December 1st 2016) we have a 'mesospheric bore' - strange goings on in the mesosphere. This is a layer of the atmosphere above

On page 11 of Astronomy magazine (see www.astronomy.com) there is a story gleaned from an article in Nature (March) that modelled the emergence of the

A hoary chestnut has reared its head once again - see http://phys.org/print399808185.html ... the Aborigines are blamed when scientists come across evidence of landscape fire

Roger Higgs featured at the Geological Society of America annual meeting in Denver (2016) a few weeks ago, and presented a paper that claimed there

At www.haaretz.com/jewish/archaeology/1.754616 ... a harbour going back to the Old Kingdom of Egypt, 4600 years ago (specifically to the reign of Khufu (Cheops), and the

Potatoes - who set the growing of potatoes into motion? How did they develop them from a wild species that is toxic? Even in modern

At http://phys.org/print399653135.html ... the origin of Saudi Arabia's Ghawar giant oil field is the subject of this link. It would take a massive amount of

At http://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.co.uk/2016/11/new-discoveries-rew... .... the military base at Larkfield, part of what is called the Stonehenge landscape (within walking distance of the stones), has been hiding

At http://phys.org/print399180551.html ... scientists looking at the K/T boundary crater off the coast of Yucatan have discovered it was dry land at the height of

Paul La Violette proposed that an active sun and increased comet bombardment triggered by a cosmic ray volley led to the mass die-off of mammoths