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David Pratt (continued)
1 June 2013 > GeologyExcuse me for labouring this particular paper but it appears to have some important things to say which are quite contrary to the current consensus

Gut Bacteria
1 June 2013 > BiologyAt http://phenomena.nationalgeographic.com/2010/11/16/gut-bacteria-recap-th... ... is an interesting post forwarded by member Brian Sherwood Jones in response to a post a few days ago. The evolution of

Higgs Bosun - the Wittich view
1 June 2013 > PhysicsAt http://phys.org/print289204265.html ... physicist Peter Wittich explained the Higgs Bosun and what it all means - and all about the Large Hadron Collider. Looks like

Newton and Einstein were not mechanics ...
31 May 2013 > PhysicsObviously, one might say. You could hardly imagine them with a spanner in the hand and the bonnet open. No, this is more to do

Subfossil forest found in Zurich clay layer
31 May 2013 > CatastrophismInteresting piece of geology this - the remains of an Alpine forest found in a clay layer. How long did it take the clay to

Meteorites in Ancient Egypt
31 May 2013 > ArchaeologyAt http://phys.org/print289127301.html ... researchers at the Open University and the University of Manchester have found conclusive proof ancient Egyptians used meteorites to make artifacts -

Comet ISON update end of May
31 May 2013 > AstronomyAt http://phys.org/print289131595.html ... the Gemini Observatory on Hawaii has released new images of Comet C/2012 SI (ISON) on its journey through the solar system and

Laugh or Cry, CFCs cause Global Warming
31 May 2013 > PhysicsIgnoring the fact the weather is far from hot, global warming is still the chosen field for throwing money at - and one of the

NASA in the News
31 May 2013 > AstronomyAt www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?release=2013-182&cid=release_2013-182 ... asteroid 1998 QE2 passed 15 lunar distances from the Earth in the last few days. It was 1.7 miles in diameter and

Why the Sky is Blue
30 May 2013 > PhysicsAn interesting post at http://malagabay.wordpress.com/2013/04/15/why-the-sky-is-blue/ ... which according to Wikipedia, and various others, the sky is blue because air scatters short wavelength light more than

NASA and the asteroids
30 May 2013 > AstronomyThis story is at www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?release=2013-179&cid=release_2013-179 ... the WISE mission is still coming up with information and in this study of the data there was an

Chernobyl
30 May 2013 > Climate changeAt http://phys.org/print289030328.html ... in the International Journal of Low Radiation, Russian researchers say the seriousness of the Chernobyl nuclear accident has been highly exaggerated by

The Arctic currents in the Ice Age
30 May 2013 > Climate changeAt http://phys.org/print289048472.html ... new evidence suggests the Arctic Ocean was circulating much the same as it is now during the last Ice Age - how

Pigeons and Tomatoes
30 May 2013 > BiologyAt http://phys.org/print289048035.html ... pigeons pecking the ground in search of seeds or crumbs may appear to be acting randomly as a scavenger but the birds

A Mammoth found with fresh blood - or runny red stuff
30 May 2013 > BiologyThis story is at http://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/russian-scientists-... ... in this instance, a female mammoth, on Lyatchovsky Islands (off Novasibirsk archipelago). The tissue of the animal was in

Complex Brains
30 May 2013 > EvolutionAt www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2013/05/the-human-neocortex-more-complex-t... ... a blog post with an interesting video to watch, Carl Sagan and Roger Penrose discussing the neocortex and the make-up of the

The Secret History of Twin Planet Earth
30 May 2013 > CatastrophismA revised edition of the Secret History of Twin Planet Earth by Errol Hawkins (2007) - see http://malagabay.wordpress.com/2013/04/29/secret-history-of-twin-planet-... ... and www.secrethistoryoftwinplanetearth.net/ ... which is an

Tektite Fields
29 May 2013 > GeologyAt http://malagabay.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/the-tale-of-the-tektites/ ... Tim Cullen looks at tektite fields and their distribution. He then looks at them in the context of the Inflating Earth model

The Inflating Earth
29 May 2013 > GeologyThis is a term picked up from Tim Cullen and it epitomises the subject somewhat better than the 'expanding earth'. It is better by far

Space rocks on the Moon
28 May 2013 > CatastrophismAt www.space.com/21306-moon-craters-asteroid-impacts.html ... a quarter of the Moon's impact craters may retain substantial remnants of the asteroids and meteors that made them. In other words,