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Expanding Earth versus Plate Tectonics
4 October 2014 > GeologyAt http://expansion.geologist-1011.net/ ... the expanding earth theory is discussed from the perspective of a mainstream geologist. He begins by noting the expanding earth theory relies

Palaeomagnetism
4 October 2014 > ElectromagnetismAt http://palaeomagnetism.geologist-1011.net/ ... there is an interesting debate on magnetic reversals in Earth history. He concludes by saying the causes of magnetic reversals remian unclear

co2 bubbles in the ocean
4 October 2014 > Climate changeAnthony Watts adds the thought - one wonders how many of these newly found thousands of volcanic sea mounts are producing co2 that bubbles into

SIS Forum
3 October 2014 > AstronomyThere are at least four posts on the Forum at this site in which nobody has responded to, even though the subject matter is very

Volcanic Sea Mounts
3 October 2014 > GeologyAt http://wattsupwiththat.com/2014/10/02/one-wonders-how-many-of-these-newl... ... scientists have created a map of the world's sea floor using satellite data. Thousands of previously uncharted mountains can be seen rising

The news splash that went squish
3 October 2014 > AstronomyAt http://phys.org/print331284112.html ... the claim that gravitational waves from shortly after the Big Bang had been detected has turned out to be a dud squib.
Comet Pan STARRS K1
3 October 2014 > AstronomyCome Pan STARRS K1 has been visible for over a year and is making a passage through the inner solar system that is reputed to

Cycling
1 October 2014 > CatastrophismAt http://malagabay.wordpress.com/2014/09/25/de-vries-events/ ... Tim Cullen has a pop at long term solar cycles, pointing out they rely on proxy data from tree rings and ice

Emperor Yao
28 September 2014 > CatastrophismEmperor Yao was not in effect a human emperor of the Chinese but a sky deity. In his rule a deluge occurred as a result

Another One Bites the Dust
27 September 2014 > ArchaeologyThe consensus turned upside down and a wriggling in the aisles. This time it is the consensus view on how to read ancient stone tools

Seems like the Late Roman period is alive and kicking
27 September 2014 > ArchaeologyGunnar Heinsohn has been using his scissors to telescope AD chronology which included axing the Late Roman period (after 250BC) and making the 6th century

Legend and Scripture
27 September 2014 > MythologyAt www.thunderbolts.info/wp/2014/09/22/lost-for-words-part-two/ ... is the second of Rens posts on the way myth and legend around the world was influenced by the spread of the

Water in the solar system
27 September 2014 > AstronomyIt seems water might have been present in the solar system even before the birth of the Sun - according to a paper in the

Eratosthenes and the Trojan War
25 September 2014 > Ancient historyAt NewChronology [at] yahoo [dot] group [dot] com ... the dating of the Olympiad is being discussed as presented by Shaw in her book, 'Discrepancies

Vanuatu and Florida
25 September 2014 > ArchaeologyAt www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2014/09/22/4080301.htm ... we have Polynesians (the Lapita culture) arriving in Vanuatu around 3000 years ago. Was this migration spurred on by events in the

Space Weather
25 September 2014 > AstronomyAt http://phys.org/print330680543.html ... asks, what is the difference between a coronal mass ejection (CME) and a solar flare. NASA has produced a video that explains

Black Holes do not exist, according to a mathematical calculation
25 September 2014 > AstronomyThis might go down like a lead balloon but a physics professor in the US, Laura Mersini-Houghton, has proven, mathematically, that black holes can never

Mesolithic star gazers
25 September 2014 > CatastrophismWe have had cave artists from the Palaeolithic era (during the Ice Age) obsessed with the Pleiades and the Hyades. Now we have evidence of
An Irish Pyramid
23 September 2014 > CatastrophismCroagh Patrick, on the west coast of Ireland, has a dramatic near perfect pyramidal form which is especially impressive when viewed from inland with the
Utah, sand dunes and marbles
23 September 2014 > Geology At www.livescience.com/39117-navajo-sandstone-dunes-jurassic-earthquake.html ... Utah has some spectacular geology - not least the remarkable sandstone formation above, found in the Zion National Park. These are