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Tim Cullen again, at his scintillating best, cutting a swathe through the settled science paradigm - and this time it is Brownian motion (all the

Another piece of settled science bashing from the baneful keyboard of Tim Cullen at https://malagabay.wordpress.com/2015/03/29/the-society-for-the-detection... ... the missing world, in this instance, being an object

William Thompson and Donald Billings, 'Observations Bearing on the Kippenhahn-Schluter Quiescent Prominence Model' (1967) Astrophysical Journal volume 149 page 269-273 - see http://articles.adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1967Apj...149..269T/0000270.000.... ... William

Peter M James second article at www.ncgt.org/newsletter.php (March issue, page 87-98) is interesting but we need to bear in mind he is not an archaeologist

At www.ncgt.org/newsletter.php ... click on the March 2015 issue and scroll down to page 98, near the bottom. Mikhal Kovalyov and S Kovalyov published a

At www.ncgt.org/newsletter.php ... click on the March issue at the top and scroll down to page 98. RT Cahill of Flinders University in Adelaide published

At http://phys.org/print347781194.html ... I suppose it was bound to happen. Following a cluster of studies that have shown Neanderthals were not the stupid backward mugglewups

Boabs grow native to Africa and Madagascar - and a single relative thrives in the Kimberley region of NW Australia. How did boabs reach Australia?

At http://phys.org/print347613455.html ... Mars not only has polar ice caps but has glaciers elsewhere too - in both hemispheres. These glaciers have until now been

This is a classic piece of geology as sink holes can pop up anywhere and usually have a reason, quite often due to human action

Tim Cullen has been his usual self - questioning the group think of consensus science. One of his posts as been re-published at Tall Bloke's

An interesting development at http://phys.org/print347820987.html ... the Isthmus of Panama formed between 17 and 15 million years ago rather than 3 million years ago, according

Not Peter James of SIS fame but Peter M James, a geologist from Tasmania, author of 'Extinctions: the Pattern of Global Cataclysm' - and he

How is this beauty? At http://phys.org/print347616080.html ... this picture was taken over an Icelandic lake with a curtain like aurora arching across the sky -

At http://phys.org/print347186224.html ... a close up view from NASAs Curiosity Rover showing what looks like mineral veins on Mars. Once again, NASA introduces food into

At http://phys.org/print347187952.html ... the Rosetta saga continues - it has now experienced significant buffeting and difficulties over controls as Rosetta swoops low across comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko,

  at http://phys.org/print347186673.html ... a nice image of the Southern Lights - aurorae near the South Pole. These have recently been visible from Australia but

At http://westerndigs.org/over-1000-ancient-stone-tools-left-by-great-basin... .... some really cracking stone tools can be seen at this link, including a spear head known as a Hackett Point, dating back

The link below is to a video of a programme on Discovery Channel some time ago. It relates the story of archaeologists seeking to understand

At www.space.com/28983-ancient-mars-oceans-big-waves.html .... as it has been repeated now on many occasions the assumption is growing strength in the idea that Mars once harboured an