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Mammoth die-off
19 June 2012 > CatastrophismAt www.phenomenica.com/2012/06/mammoth-graveyard-uncovered-in-serbia/ is just the latest report on the discovery of mammoth remains from around the northern hemisphere - this time in Serbia. They are

Ocean acidification
19 June 2012 > Climate changeOcean acidification is another environmentalist manufactured scare story. There is extremely little likelihood the ocean could possibly become acidified - or ever has, and yet

Cosmic Background Radiation
19 June 2012 > PhysicsAt www.livescience.com/21029-cosmic-background-radiation-big-bang.html ... are echoes of the Big Bang misinterpreted? Gerrit Verschuur, author and radio astronomer, has proposed that some of the the fine structures

Temperature Modelling
18 June 2012 > Climate changeDavid Whitehouse has a pop at climate modelling at GWPF (where Benny Peiser and Nigel Lawson are the stars) - see http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/06/17/the-very-model-of-a-modern-major-p... but the really

Opposition to New Ideas
18 June 2012 > Inside scienceAt www.thunderbolts.info/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6069 ... there is a post by an Electric Universe enthusiast who has experienced problems in converting others. He can't get his side of

Is Time slowing down?
17 June 2012 > AstronomyAt www.dailygalaxy.com June 16th there is a post on 'Dark Energy - does the mysterious anti-gravitational force really exist?' which is a weekend feature up

Even more on the YDB event
17 June 2012 > CatastrophismThere is some good stuff to read on the Younger Dryas boundary event at http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/06/16/younger-dryas-the-rest-of-the-story/ ... a piece written by Rodney Chilton, author and catastrophist,

Climate Change ... still a bother
15 June 2012 > Climate changeAt http://phys.org/print258900362.html ... a paper in Science is now claiming humans had little effect on the Amazon rainforest before Columbus and the media have got

Clever Neanderthals ... until this is dusted down in flames
15 June 2012 > AnthropologyAt http://anthropology.net/2012/06/14/were-paleolithic-european-cave-painti... is an argument that revolves around the viability of dating techniques and whether methodologies different to C14 are singing from the same hymn

Some Eemian inconsistencies
15 June 2012 > GeologyAt www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/06/120614130944.htm ... the last interglacial episode, known as the Eemian after a river in the Netherlands, differed in unusual ways from the present interglacial,

Climate Swings
14 June 2012 > Climate changeAs the Met Office got it wrong again - twice as much rain fell as they predicted (a day or two prior to the flooding)

YDB event ... it's still kicking up the dust
13 June 2012 > CatastrophismAt http://cosmictusk.com/ there is a report on a story from Knight Science Journalism Tracker - big media has ignored a PNAS paper on a comet

Thera and the dating controversy
13 June 2012 > ArchaeologyThe New Chronology forum was having a debate on Thera last week - and tree rings, ice cores and C14 are mentioned in passing. It

David Pratt
13 June 2012 > GeologyA post at www.thunderbolts.info/wp/2012/06/08/serious-issues-with-plate-tectonics/ harks back to David Pratt who outlined some of the problems he thought affected the theory of Plate Tectonics and sea-floor

Monmouth
13 June 2012 > ArchaeologyAt www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-east-wales-18423528 ... archaeologists have discovered the remains of a large prehistoric building that appears to be Neolithic in concept - if not in date.

The Dark Ages in our Galaxy
13 June 2012 > AstronomyAt http://phys.org/print258659797.html ... astronomers have uncovered a clue about how our galaxy emerged from the Dark Ages - by looking at nearby galaxies. During the

Pit of Bones ... controversy
10 June 2012 > AnthropologyChris Stringer of the Natural History Museum in Kensington is at loggerheads with Spanish fellow palaeontologists over the dating of human fossils at Atapuerco in

Pole shift on Mars
8 June 2012 > GeologyAt http://phys.org/print258278534.html ... change in the axis of rotation is Out of Bounds on Earth but strangely not so on Mars. The ESA Mars Express

Richard Dawkins
8 June 2012 > BiologyAt http://helian.net/blog/2012/04/human-nature/e-o-wilsons-group-selection-... apparently, some proponents of 'evolutionary psychology' are opposed to the idea of the Selfish Gene and the God Delusion. Group selection is back

Thorium
7 June 2012 > PhysicsSome interesting links for thorium energy - another ten years at the earliest. Go to http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/06/07/book-review-of-super-fuel/#more-65191 which is about a book focussing on green energy