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The Dodwell hypothesis that greatly intrigued SIS some years ago, on two occasions, is given a mauling at www.answersingenesis.org/articles/arj/v6/n1/analysis-of-dodwell-hypothesis ... involves calculating the last time

This is at http://phys.org/print306138471.html ... mounds of light toned layered deposits surrounded by soft sand and dust are the focus of this piece. The mainstream

Well, this idea has resurfaced again, it would seem. Two Japanese physicists (Nature News, November 2013) claim an obscure bit of physics theory was the

At www.pasthorizonspr.com/index.php/archives/12/2013/new-evidence-challenge... ... Jared Diamond's best selling book is beloved of the Greens and the Enviros but is under attack once again. Why people appear

At www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2013-12/uos-nif121013.php ... Tony Brown from Southampton University and Laura Bassell of Queens University in Belfast have written a paper on patterns of distribution of

Tim Cullen returns to the fray with a post on red and brown dwarf stars and the gas giants - which is worth reading and

There is a second edition of 'Without Form and Void; a study of the meaning of Genesis 1:2' edited by EM White and RG Chiang,

At www.geneticarchaeology.com/research/blind_cavefish_offer_evidence_for_al... ... the eyeless cave fish from Mexico present evidence of a mechanism of evolutionary change that is distinct from natural selection of spontaneously

At http://spaceweather.com on December 12th, we are informed Earth entered a stream of dust and debris with an origin in the asteroid Phaethon - the

Yesterday, we had the expanding universe. Today we wake up and it is the collapsing universe we should be worried about - see http://phys.org/print306068234.html. It

The NASA Cassini spacecraft has been looking at Saturn's moon Titan a little more closely of late, especially at the lakes and seas that occur

Gary Gilligan has sent in an article by Velikovsky published by the New York Times on July 21st of 1969 - which appeared in Pensee

We've had the expanding Earth - now we have shrinking Mercury. This story is at www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=mercury-is-shrinking-more .... and turns out not to be a big

Therre is a nice piece at http://thunderbolts.info/tpod/2005/arch05/050404antarctic-fossil.htm ... which tells us about a petrified forest in Antarctica. It is dated to Late Permian - which

A new book, details forwarded by secretary Jill Abery, written by SIS member David M Barker - 'Science and Religion: reconciling the conflicts' and published

another humdinger from the stable of Tim Cullen - a logical follow on from his last piece on the luminous nature of the Moon. What

Several posts on Mars today - and the focussed search for water and moisture on the red planet. At http://phys.org/print305921732.html ... we have images of

Disappointment all round. Comet ISON is effectively dead - zilch (see http://phys.org/print305804079.html). There is no evidence of a zombie half existence - or a resurrection

At http://westerndigs.org/oldest-known-footprints-in-north-america-identified/ ... a surprisingly large number of human footprints have been preserved in sedimentary rocks in N America - going back to the Younger

You have heard of the expanding earth theory - which gives Plate Tectonics a run for its money. Now we have the expanding universe theory