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migrations
12 October 2015 > CatastrophismI see migrations as part of Catastrophism as major catastrophic events inspire people, out of fear of their safety, and that of their loved ones,
loess
11 October 2015 > GeologyScientists have been looking at sediments formed by the Yellow River in China and it seems the river eroded and incised the Tibetan plateau over

Ice Age Mammoth Bones
11 October 2015 > BiologyThis was sent in by William Thompson - http://news.yahoo.com/ice-mammoth-bones-discovered-michigan-farm/ ... a farmer was installing a drainage system on his property and came across some really

Lost World of Saturnian Cosmology
10 October 2015 > ElectromagnetismI don't know what you make of this site but at http://saturniancosmology.org/other.php ... the web site host takes a swipe at alternative catastrophist theories, all

lunar time and solar time
10 October 2015 > GeologyAnother letter is by Giovanni Gregori in support of his earthquake prediction methodology that he is developing. He used the Kolvankar analysis of 5000 earthquakes

dinosaur demise
10 October 2015 > GeologyThe letters pages of NCGT journal are always interesting. In the September issue (2015) www.ncgt.org/newsletter.php ... Peter James, geologist, has a pop at the current

NCTG journal September
10 October 2015 > GeologyThe NCGT journal, September 2015, has some interesting articles - go to www.ncgt.org/newsletter.php ... on earthquakes and a connection with solar storms. We have solar
English Channel
9 October 2015 > GeologyAt www.theotherside.co.uk/tm-heritage/background/channelform.htm ... what made the 22 mile gap between Dover and Calais? There are geological faults along the line of the Channel and

Richard of Wallingford
9 October 2015 > ArchaeologyVisiting St Albans cathedral you will find a nice booklet for sale on God's clockmaker, one Richard of Wallingford (hat tip from SIS member David

Thame
9 October 2015 > ArchaeologyThame is a market town in Oxfordshire, with a river Thame flowing through on its journey to the Thames. It was probably an important place
Pluto Blue
9 October 2015 > Astronomy At http://phys.org/print363535162.html ... it seems that Pluto has blue skies, just like the Earth. It also has patches of frozen water - and both

Mars
9 October 2015 > AstronomyThe NASA 'Day in Review' newsletter (jplnewsroom [at] jpl [dot] nasa [dot] gov) 9th October 2015 reports on the discovery that lakes once existed on

IPCC workings
7 October 2015 > Climate changeAt https://tallbloke.wordpress.com/2015/10/06/tony-thomas-the-ipccs-legion-... ... is a remarkable post as it describes how 75 per cent of the science that the IPCC commissions is actually dumped and

dust and atmosphere
7 October 2015 > AstronomyAt http://wattsupwiththat.com/2015/10/06/recent-lunar-eclipse-reveals-a-sig... ... dust from the Chile volcano, Calbuco, which erupted in April just gone, almost six months ago, has caused the moon to be

Chernobyl
7 October 2015 > BiologyAt www.bishop-hill.net/blog/2015/10/6/wildlife-thriving-in-chernobyl.html ... the Chernobyl exclusion zone straddles both sides of the border between Belorussia and the Ukraine. An article in Current Biology seems to

feeding frenzies (update)
5 October 2015 > Climate changeSome strange goings on have been noticed - and all covered in secrecy and an unwillingness to let the public into the inner workings of

fighting back
5 October 2015 > ArchaeologyAt http://popular-archaeology.com/issue/fall-2015/article/the-iceman-cometh ... the geneticists have been having it all their own way recently as far as the origins of Native Americans are concerned -

eels and the Gulf Stream
2 October 2015 > BiologyOtto Muck, in his book 'The Secret of Atlantis' Collins:1978, was a catastrophist and though his theory was overtaken by other ideas, on the fate
Siberian mammoths
2 October 2015 > CatastrophismRobert Farrar sent the link to http://siberiantimes.com/science/casestudy/news/n0434-new-mass-grave-of-... .... the bones of eleven mammoths and one woolly rhinoceros were found near the Ob river in western

mummification
2 October 2015 > ArchaeologyAt http://popular-archaeology.com/issue/fall-2015/article/mummification-was... ... which means it was probably common across Europe too. University of Sheffield archaeologists have developed a process to show that some bones