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Red Spot

27 July 2016 > Astronomy
At http://phys.org/print388828337.html ... Jupiter's red spot heats up the upper atmosphere, thereby explaining the anomalous high temperatures that can hardly be the result of sunshine.
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Back to Front Brains

24 July 2016 > Climate change
We seem to get a lot of people thinking in a lopsided manner nowadays - but it seems climate scientists take the biscuit in this
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Martin Sieff

24 July 2016 > Inside science
Martin Sieff was a prominent member of SIS in its early days (way back when) but what has he been up to since that long
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wildfire chronology

24 July 2016 > Archaeology
Wildfires are known to have been frequent features of the Australian past - and Aborigines usually get the blame as they have a habit of

Rope making

24 July 2016 > Archaeology
At https://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.co.uk/2016/07/40000-year-old-rop... ... a German team (see Archaologische Ausgrabungen Baden Wurttemberg) have found a rope or twine making tool dating to the Aurignacian period (roughly
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Data manipulation

24 July 2016 > Climate change
No comment just a link - https://youtu.be/Gh-DNNIUjKU

Mammatus Clouds

24 July 2016 > Astronomy
Mammatus clouds are so named for their similarity to cow udders and underbelly    The clouds above appeared after a thunderstorm in Manitoba. They seem

Greenland's Rivers

20 July 2016 > Geology
   Under the Greenland glacier radar has revealed a web of canyons caused by former rivers. Live Science provided the image on the left and
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Auntie's Porkies

20 July 2016 > Climate change
Oh Dear. Auntie has been caught telling porkies. Doom monger Roger from Auntie has been on the air waves - he even provided the words

early arrival

19 July 2016 > Astronomy
July 19th and 20th, the arrival of a G1 geomagnetic storm following the early arrival of a CME originally expected on the 21st. Expect some
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WH McNeil

18 July 2016 > Inside science
William H McNeil died this week (July 15th) age 98 years - a very good innings. He was the author of 'Plagues and Peoples' (which
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Gary Gilligan

18 July 2016 > Mythology
At www.godkingscenario.com/gks/hathor-isis-ptah-sokar-atum-sun-night-atum-r... .. is Gary Gilligan's theory - a new page added to his updated web site. We have a celestial equator as well as
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Hill of Chert

16 July 2016 > Archaeology
At http://popular-archaeology.com/issue/summer-2016/article/the-ancient-wor... .... a hill, 118m high, on the coast of Aghios Prokopios on the island of Naxos (in the Cyclades) has outcroppings of chert

Early Farmers

16 July 2016 > Archaeology
This one is a bit of a surprise. Just as we were about to accept that early farming evolved in the Fertile Crescent and the

Human Origins Again

16 July 2016 > Anthropology
At http://phys.org/print387794468.html ... fossil finds in China challenge the Out of Africa theory of the evolution of modern humans.    The Chinese have wondered if

Aberlady

16 July 2016 > Archaeology
At www.eastlothiancourier.com/news/14620182.Archaeologists_find_evidence_of... ... excavations in Aberlady have unearthed the foundations of a large building that has been dated by animal bone to between the 7th
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Burning Oil, Fire on Earth

16 July 2016 > Catastrophism
This is almost sheer Velikovsky. At http://phys.org/print387788915.html ... the headline is, did a burning oil spill wipe out the dinosaurs. It seemed to me at

Unstable sun spot

16 July 2016 > Astronomy
   An unstable sun spot has emerged on the face of the Sun after a few weeks of almost zero activity. We might be in

South Downs LIDAR

15 July 2016 > Archaeology
BBC News also had a report of the discovery of an extensive field system on the South Downs, including beneath woodland. The LIDAR images are

Must Farm

15 July 2016 > Archaeology
As the Must Farm excavations in the Cambridgeshire fens draw to a close we get a more balanced idea of the findings - go to
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