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upsetting applecarts
19 December 2015 > ArchaeologyAt http://anthropology.net/2015/12/18/14000-year-old-bone-found-in-red-deer... ... we learn that analysis of a 14000 year old femur bone and skulls bones found in 1989 at the Red Deer cave

radiation block
19 December 2015 > ElectromagnetismJoy sent in a link to https://eos.org/articles/human-radio-transmissions-create-barrier-to-kil... ... and at first I thought it was a spoof, then realised they were being serious. The claim

Toronto Conference
19 December 2015 > VelikovskyThe Toronto Conference has now got a nice list of speakers - see www.planetamnesia.com/toronto-conference/featured-speakers/ These include Anne Marie de Grazia who will focus on Quantavolution

third way
19 December 2015 > BiologyRobert Farrar has sent in a link to www.thethirdwayofevolution.com ... which he came across as a link from another web site he was looking at.

transportation rivalry
19 December 2015 > ArchaeologyAt www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/stonehenge-bluestones-were-moed-fr... ... and variously at locations such as http://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.co.uk/2015/12/stonehenge-blueston... A week ago archaeologists were cock-a-hoop as they claimed they had found the quarry where

star bethlehem
19 December 2015 > Ancient historyA surprising number of article have been written on the Star of Bethlehem that suggest a comet as a possible candidate - see for example

Mark Bailey
19 December 2015 > AstronomyOur Autumn speaker in Watford, Mark Bailey, is in the news - see http://phys.org/print369576018.html As the director of the Armagh Observatory he has reported on

funerals and science
18 December 2015 > Inside scienceThere is an old saying that science only goes forward one funeral at a time. Senior scientists in a position of power over upstart theories

excited about nothing?
18 December 2015 > PhysicsA press release from the University of Aolberta informs us of a paper published in the Dec 11th 2015 issue of Science Advances that is

millet
18 December 2015 > ArchaeologyAt http://phys.org/print369284339.html ... a potentially important study on the spread of ancient millet crops has just been published. It is a cereal nowadays more commonly
Cerus and Rosetta
18 December 2015 > AstronomyRobert Farrar sent in four links, the first of which concern findings from the DAWN spacecraft visit to the asteroid Ceres - now written up

S2 PanSTARRS
18 December 2015 > AstronomyAt http://phys.org/print369482077.html ... we are told Comet C/2014 S2 PanSTARRS will be visible in binoculars in late December, as it crosses the circumpolar northern skies.

a warm spot in the heart of Venus
18 December 2015 > AstronomyAt http://phys.org/print369509807.html ... Russian, American and European scientists are claiming they have found a warm layer in the atmosphere of Venus, the nature of which

Gna
18 December 2015 > AstronomyGna is the Nordic god that has the attribute of being swift. Swedish astronomers think they might have spotted a swift moving object at the
nacreous clouds
18 December 2015 > AstronomyAt www.spaceweather.com 16th december polar stratospheric clouds (clouds in the stratosphere but situated above the polar circle) are colourful - not like the grey

Gobekli Tepe
13 December 2015 > ArchaeologyThis is a second look at Gobekli Tepe within a couple of days - the link was sent in by Bill Thompson. It was previously

understanding the past 2
13 December 2015 > ArchaeologyOne influence that Marxist and Socialist historians have had, in league with the idea of Gradualist Evolution of society, has been in our understanding of

understanding the past 1
13 December 2015 > Inside scienceRecommended web site of an SIS member - www.thebookblog.co.uk
Leicester
13 December 2015 > ArchaeologyAt http://www2.le.ac.uk/offices/press/press-releases/2015/december/archaeol... .... Archaeologists from University of Leicester Archaeological Services have unearthed remains from Roman and Medieval Leicester in two areas of the former

useful midges
12 December 2015 > Climate changeThis article acknowledges the idea that a huge outflow of cold meltwaters from the Laurentide ice sheet was not responsible for the Younger Dryas period