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Circle of God
22 July 2015 > MythologyThe Circle of God by Brian Hobley will set you back £105 but it appears to be a pretty comprehensive study which may attract SIS

lots on Pluto this past week
21 July 2015 > AstronomyThe flyby of Pluto by a NASA mission to the far reaches of the solar system has caught the imagination of the media, and Joe

soft tissue fossils
21 July 2015 > BiologyAt http://phys.org/print356593679.html ... apparently, soft tissue is often preserved in fossils - such as worm sperm from Antarctica (80 million years ago). Such worms reproduce

comets
21 July 2015 > AstronomyUseful links as we are having a talk on comets at our autumn speaker meeting. At http://phys.org/print356337886.html ... Comet PanSTARRS made an appearance in northern
Velociraptor
21 July 2015 > BiologyAt http://phys.org/print356258414.html ... a dinosaur with wings, and feathers, and it is reminiscent in outline to the 'Jurassic Park' Velociraptor - being described as a

sea level change
20 July 2015 > GeologyAt http://notrickszone.com/2015/07/20/surprise-no-sea-level-rise-at-tanzani... ... there is a translation of an article by Dr S Luning and Prof Fritz Vahrenhalt, posted by Pierre Gosselin. The two authors

Gobekli pictograph
20 July 2015 > ArchaeologyAt http://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.co.uk/2015/07/worlds-oldest-picto... ... at Gobekli Tepe, the iconic site with the T shaped uprights in the highlands overlooking the North Syrian plain, a scene on
green skies
20 July 2015 > AstronomyAt www.spaceweather.com ... more on the space weather baloon mission by students, 'Earth to Sky Calculus' and a nice image, below, of green skies over

Buckminster fullerenes
18 July 2015 > PhysicsBuckminster fullerenes are back on the menu at http://phys.org/print356180451.html ... scientists at the Swiss University of Basel has identified a particle, the positively charged buckminster

Wal's climate page
18 July 2015 > Climate changeAt www.holoscience.com/wp/global-warming-in-a-climate-of-ignorance/ ... for anyone who might like the idea the Sun drives climate on the Earth this is a read you might enjoy -

herrings
18 July 2015 > Climate changeAt http://wattsupwiththat.com/2015/07/18/climate-change-baltic-herring-and-... ... is a guest post by Tim Ball, a Canadian scientist that got on the wrong side of the Green Blob (some years

folk remedies
18 July 2015 > BiologyAt http://joannenova.com.au/2015/07/lost-knowledge-10th-century-cure-for-mr... ... we learn that a medieval cure by a so called 'leech doctor' was found to treat superbugs that modern doctors struggle to
Great Flood
18 July 2015 > Climate changeReferring to non-uniformitarians as Flood catastrophists has developed recently into a new twist as mainstream science has, it seems, developed its very own 'holy' Flood

Somerset crocodiles
18 July 2015 > GeologyAt http://phys.org/print356339924.html ... tells a story of the discovery of fossils in Ilminster in Somerset back in the 19th century. They have been in a

silica in planets
16 July 2015 > GeologyGary Gilligan sent in the following link - www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3161511/A-home-home-Curiosity-fi... ... which is a comparison of Mars with the Earth. Gary asks - does it also

Heligoland curiosity
16 July 2015 > ArchaeologyAt www.q-mag.org/blood-red-flint-tools-souvenirs-of-doggerland.html ... the North Sea island of Heligoland, a remnant of Doggerland, has something that is claimed to exist nowhere else, red silex (flint).
plasma in harmony
16 July 2015 > Electromagnetism At http://phys.org/print356081070.html ... the ESA Cluster satellites (a group of four satellites closely orbiting on a near trajectory, have observed noise waves inside the

earthquake storms
15 July 2015 > GeologyThere is also another interesting article in the June issue of the New Concepts in Global Tectonics journal (page 233) (www.ncgt.org) ... 'Migrations of foreshocks

polygonal cratering
15 July 2015 > ElectromagnetismAt New Concepts in Global Tectonics journal, 3:2 June issue of 2015 (www.ncgt.org), there is an interesting paper, some 26 pages in length (lots of
Pluto image
15 July 2015 > Astronomyone of the images being released by NASA. More to follow.