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The Ring Nebula, atmospheric rivers in the sky
11 November 2013 > PhysicsTim Cullen has a post on the Ring Nebula (Messier 57) which provides an example of the fluorescence produced by gases when they are irradiated

Neanderthals
10 November 2013 > AnthropologyThe name is derived from tal or thal = a valley, and Neander = a river, where the first specimen was unearthed, a chap that

solar activity and global warming
10 November 2013 > Climate changeAt http://phys.org/print303060859.html ... we have a paper published in Environmental Research Letters by two British professors that profess in all sincerity that neither changes in

Strange behaviour in asteroids
9 November 2013 > AstronomyAt http://phys.org/print303045944.html ... the Hubble Space Telescope has found an asteroid sporting six comet like tails arching from an object in the Asteroid Belt (P/2013P5).

The mystery of black holes in the early universe
9 November 2013 > AstronomyAt www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2013/11/mystery-of-supermassive-black-hole... ... it sounds a bit like a hypothetical mystery created by a hypothetical model. The growth of black holes to supermassive scales in

Human dispersal across North America
9 November 2013 > ArchaeologyThis story can be seen at http://bionews-tx.com/news/2013/11/01/texas-prof-says-discovery-alaska-s... ... basically, do the dates of Clovis points in Alaska and Canada suggest a migration across the Bering

The Chelyabinsk Meteor - some research has been published
9 November 2013 > CatastrophismAt www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/11/131106164150.htm ... there is a report on research done of the airburst event on February 15th 2013 and it claims to have revolutionised scientists'

'On Growth and Form'
9 November 2013 > BiologyD'Arcy Wentworth Thompson, 'On Growth and Form' (1917) was critical of Darwin and thought that biologists of the day over emphasized evolution as the fundamental

Patterns in Geology
8 November 2013 > GeologyAt http://malagabay.wordpress.com/2013/11/04/liesegang-rings-5-geological-q... ... Tin Cullen gets more and more interesting as he probes down through the uniformitarian minefield of geology. Silicates, according to the consensus

285
8 November 2013 > ArchaeologyCurrent Archaeology 285, December 2013, has a story about the discovery of a boat building site on the shores of an Ice Age lake on

Patterns in Nature
6 November 2013 > BiologyA really fascinating series of posts over at Tim Cullen's blog http://malagabay.wordpress.com/2013/10/27/liesegang-rings-1-the-liesegan... ... which goes back to experimentation in the 19th century that resulted in

How do you freeze a slab of meat as big as a mammoth
6 November 2013 > CatastrophismWilliam Thompson forwarded part of a correspondence from Sam Windsor, colleague of Don Patten (in days of yore). Bearing in mind that the assumption is

Sea levels not conforming with the models either
6 November 2013 > Climate changeThis story is at http://notrickszone.com/2013/11/05/scientists-find-that-sea-level-rise-i... ... and comes from Germany but involves a scientific study a the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. They collated data from

A Model Crisis in the Off
5 November 2013 > Climate changeA crisis in the climate models, the computer generated graphs that extrapolate warmth ever higher even though it only happened over a few short years

The Watery Planet
4 November 2013 > Climate changeYes, we live on a watery planet - but the next full plate to follow CAGW as it continues to crumble and come undone at

Some more on Patten
4 November 2013 > CatastrophismWilliam Thompson sent in this link, chapter 12 'Catastrophism, Uniformitarianism, and Western Civilisation' from his book, The Biblical Flood and the Ice Epoch - go

The Ouija Board
4 November 2013 > ArchaeologyThe Smithsonian has an interesting piece on the history of the ouija board - a favourite prop of Agatha Christie and ilk, and universally condemned

Geoffrey Parker, 'Global Crisis: War, climate change and catastrophe in the 17th century'
2 November 2013 > Climate changeGeoffrey Parker, 'Global Crisis: War, climate change and catastrophe in the 17th century' (Yale University Press:2013) is by a UK historian that has worked in

The Ring and the Ice
31 October 2013 > CatastrophismWe are all aware of Tolkein's Lord of the Rings but where did the idea of a magical ring come from. Was it a temporary

Patterned Peat Lands
28 October 2013 > CatastrophismDennis Cox has a new post at his blog, http://craterhunter.wordpress.com/2013/10/21/the-patterned-peat-lands/ .... he thinks he might have found some evidence of the Younger Dryas Boundary event