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Dendrochronology anomalies
24 October 2013 > DatingBob Porter reports on gaps in the Belfast Chronology in a recent article authored by Mike Baillie and D Brown, 'Confirming the existence of gaps

Mars and Meteorites
24 October 2013 > AstronomyA meteorite find in the US in the 1930s has been under the microscope - see http://phys.org/print301725844.html. Research has shown the meteorite, or space rock,

Finkelstein and pollen grains
24 October 2013 > ArchaeologyWe covered this subject at the recent Study Group Meeting at the house of David Roth (in London) as one of the attendees had a
Thrust
24 October 2013 > GeologyAt http://phys.org/print301846082.html ... see picture below. This was taken a few weeks ago and shows just what landscape features an earthquake can create - a

Neanderthals ... and the rest
24 October 2013 > AnthropologyAt http://phys.org/print301582052.html ... is about the search for a common ancestor linking modern humans with Neanderthals. Going by dental fossils (they don't have much else

Solar UV and ozone
23 October 2013 > ElectromagnetismAt http://tallbloke.wordpress.com/2013/10/23/new-paper-finds-solar-uv-varie... ... Dr Sandip Dhomse of the University of Leeds has a paper published in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics that notes solar UV radiation

The vibrating galaxy
23 October 2013 > AstronomyAt http://arxiv.org/abs/1302.2468 and http://tallbloke.wordpress.com/2013.10/23/milky-way-turns-out-to-be-a-vo... and even http://phys.org/print301684171.html ... the wobbling galaxy with velocities going upwards and downwards, seems to show our galaxy has a wave

Gulf Stream - all you need to know
23 October 2013 > Climate changeGo to www.ldeo.columbia.edu/res/div/ocp/gs/ ... as it concerns a touch of climate mythology - the Gulf Stream and European climate, by Richard Seager.
Black Holes now make new stars
23 October 2013 > ElectromagnetismThe usual tale of black holes swallowing matter around them is beginning to change its tune. At http://phys.org/p;rint301741495.html ... see what you make of it

NASA and the asteroid threat ... and Mankind in Amnesia
20 October 2013 > Climate changeOkay, it is likely that most Near Earth Objects are in resonant orbit with the Earth, and have been for untold numbers of years, and

Homo Erectus ... came in several different flavours?
19 October 2013 > AnthropologyThis is turning into a big story - see http://phys.org/print301240629.html ... the discovery of early human skulls in Georgia (in the Transcaucasus) which have been

Neanderthals in the Channel
19 October 2013 > ArchaeologyNot literally as the Channel was dry land at the time. At www.nerc.ac.uk/press/releases/2013/81-neanderthals.asp ... the St Brelade cave in Jersey contains sediments dating back to

Churning Sun
19 October 2013 > ElectromagnetismAt http://phys.org/print301210854.html ... the Sun's magnetic field is a churning and undulating cycle as it reaches solar maximum - it then flips. Solar maximum comes

Fat Black Holes
19 October 2013 > AstronomyWe've had muching black holes and hungry black holes but it seems we now have fat black holes - see http://phys.org/print301210413.html ... fat black holes

Asteroids creep up on You
19 October 2013 > AstronomySome nice asteroid stories in the news. At http://phys.org/print301303272.html ... concerns a newly discovered asteroid that made a close approach to Earth on September 16th

Comet ISON ... will it, won't it?
19 October 2013 > ElectromagnetismAt http://phys.org/print301286033.html ... the headline reads, 'Is the Christmas comet cracking up?' and at http://phys.org/print301247934.html ... the headline is 'Incoming comet ISON appears intact' -

John Ackerman
16 October 2013 > CatastrophismNew Velikosky type book out by someone known as John Ackerman, Egyptian Astrophysics: the 30 year cycles, which appears to be straight out of the

Loess formation
16 October 2013 > GeologyThere is another paper out this month that may be saying more than it actually admits in the written form - go to www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/10/131014221537.html where

The lightning and the Scree
16 October 2013 > ElectromagnetismFred Hoyle, in one of his books, Ice I think, made a connection with scree formation and lightning, and thought it unlikely that frost action

The hard and the soft of it
12 October 2013 > Mythology, PhysicsCadbury's Milk Tray, brought by a hunk to a swooning lady, was depicted with a selection of hard and soft centres, chocolates to suit any