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New fangled computer modelling and science

26 June 2014 > Inside science
Apparently, the BBC have recently issued a response to a complaint by the Green lobby, complaining about an interview in which Lord Lawson allegedly led
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Slowing the Speed of Light

26 June 2014 > Astronomy
At http://phys.org/print322989757.html ... physicist James Fransen of the University of Maryland has a paper in New Journal of Physics in which he claims he has
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Space Weather

26 June 2014 > Astronomy
At http://spaceweather.com ... the site is updated daily and is  always worth a brief snatch of your attention. Today it has a video of sprites
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Sand dunes in Antarctica

26 June 2014 > Geology
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 209 (2010) page 30-42 is an article on the age and migration of dunes in Antarctica - they are thought
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Skyscape Archaeology

26 June 2014 > Archaeology
Following on from yesterday, this story can also be seen at http://phys.org/print322808453.html --- and comes with some nice images. Stone chambered tombs in the northern
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Titan again, and coronal rain

26 June 2014 > Astronomy
At http://phys.org/print322807085.html ... anomalous amounts of nitrogen detected in the atmosphere of Titan have caused some scientists to have a rethink. Does it indicate Titan's

Dr Daniel Brown, Fabia Silvia.

24 June 2014 > Archaeology
Dr Daniel Brown of Nottingham Trent University is intending to bring archaeo-astronomy out from the shadows of the controversies engendered by Alexander Thom and an
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The lost army of Cambyses

24 June 2014 > Archaeology
At http://phys.org/print322466839.html ... a new slant on that story famously told by Herodotus. Egyptologist Olaf Kapar has a theory that has a ring of truth
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Swarm and Titan

23 June 2014 > Astronomy
The European Space Agency (ESA) is studying Earth's magnetic field - from space (see http://phys.org/print322463763.html). Meanwhile, NASA is organising a mission to Titan, the largest
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Churyumov Gerasimenko

23 June 2014 > Astronomy
Churyumov Gerasimenko is a comet named after two Russian observers. It sparked into life in April and early May but the comet has now gone
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Big Bang breakthrough breaks up

23 June 2014 > Astronomy
At http://phys.org/print322472069.html ... a team of astrophysicists who proclaimed a month or so back they had made a breakthrough in  confirmation of the Big Bang

Palaeolithic Plasma Images

23 June 2014 > Electromagnetism
Rens Van Der Sluijs has two posts at Thunderbolts this week. At www.thunderbolts.info/wp/2014/06/19/plasma-in-the-ice-age/ ... he refers to two engraved pendants fashioned out of reindeer bone

Giant inflatable wind turbines

21 June 2014 > Biology
Renewables are under development all the time. The cost of building wind farms, and installing concrete bases and access roads, and a general disturbance of
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Where did all that salt come from?

20 June 2014 > Geology
The Times of July 26th 1970 reported on findings by a group of French oceanographers, and this was that the Atlantic was much smaller in
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Water and the Sun

18 June 2014 > Astronomy
At http://phys.org/print322235628.html ... an ESA Herschel image of the Helix Nebula has found some interesting molecules - the OH+ molecular ion which is a requirement
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The Dark Matter and the Dinosaur Demise

17 June 2014 > Catastrophism
Dark matter meets catastrophism - courtesy of Harvard University researchers. At http://phys.org/print322123461.html ... a new theory is being aired and it involves a disc of
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3rd century AD plague and downturn

17 June 2014 > Archaeology
At www.livescience.com/46335-remains-of-ancient-egypt-epidemic-found.html ... is a report on bodies covered in a thick layer of lime found in Egypt. Lime was used to disinfect disease ridden
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A sand extrusion

16 June 2014 > Geology
At http://geology.gsapubs.org/content/early/2012/03/16/G33117.1.abstract ... we have a large body of sand in the northern region of the North Sea basin which is described as extrusive. Where
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Volcanoes and Melting glaciers

16 June 2014 > Climate change
At http://phys.org/print321534287.html ... according to recent CAGW hype we should all be scared - the West Antarctic ice sheet is melting. In reality the problem

Summer sun halo

15 June 2014 > Astronomy
At www.spaceweather.com on Monday 16th June (2014)  a summer sun halo.    If you want to know when earth facing sun spots are despatching CMEs
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