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A new tomb from Thebes
22 January 2012 > ArchaeologyAt http://aegyptologie.unibas.ch/forschung/projekte/university-of-basel-kin... news of the discovery of an 18th dynasty tomb not far from KV40. The entrance was blocked up but at a later stage

A comet hitting the Sun
20 January 2012 > AstronomyWe might all be interested in what the Electric Universe theory people might say about this but the post, and a video, can be found

Are Neanderthals still with us?
20 January 2012 > AnthropologyAt www.physorg.com/print245921695.html details of a modelling experiment has been written up in the December issue of Human Ecology - with some interesting results. Modelling is

The co2 blanket
20 January 2012 > Climate changeAnother gem at http://chiefio.wordpress.com January 19th 2012, 'Stratopause Emissions' following close on the heels of his investigation of water vapour in the atmosphere. In this

Windmills bursting into flames
19 January 2012 > Climate changeThis is meant to be tongue in cheek as it seems those dratted windmills don't like it too windy. Generally, they are switched off when

Bluestone ... still up in the air
19 January 2012 > ArchaeologyContrary to some reports in the media the situation regards the bluestones is not cut and dried as far as human transportation is concerned. This

Interesting geology on the sea floor
19 January 2012 > GeologyAt www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/01/120110114434.htm there is a piece on deep sea vents in the Caribbean - with a difference (published in Nature Communications, January 10th). The vents,

Is water vapour really a greenhouse gas?
18 January 2012 > Climate changeA post at http://chiefio.wordpress.com January 15th 'Outgoing vs Land vs Water Vapour' makes you wonder if it is all a hall of mirrors and the

Lamb on Ice
14 January 2012 > Climate changeHH Lamb on the Ice Age, from chapter 6 of 'Climate History and the Modern World' made some interesting points on the landscape and the

The Quasicrystal
14 January 2012 > GeologyA rock from a mineral collection donated to a museum in Florence has an origin in the Koryan mountains in the Kamchatka peninsular. It was

100 billion planets in our galaxy
13 January 2012 > AstronomyThis story can be found at a variety of places, and was also sent in by member Gary Gilligan ( www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/337517/title/Planets_as_common_as_st...) but can also be

Do the Plates move around the globe, or is that an illusion?
12 January 2012 > GeologyThe actual idea of continental drift has never been accepted - what we have in the consensus theory of Plate Tectonics is something more subtle.

What a lot of That
7 January 2012 > Climate changeOn January 7th Anthony Watts passed a significant milestone, the number of visits to his site reached 100,000,000 - yes, that was 100 million hits

Watch the face of the Sun ...
7 January 2012 > ElectromagnetismYou can now pick up a video or image of theSun on a weekly basis, just to see what it has been doing in the

Velikovsky gets a mention ...
7 January 2012 > Climate changeVelikovsky gets a mention in a climate change post at www.bishop-hill.net/blog/2012/1/6/cosmos-and-consensus.html (see also the comments) not so much for his hypothesis but for the way

Wegener
6 January 2012 > Inside scienceAt www.physorg.com/print244918262.html ... there is a piece that describes how modern Plate Tectonics has migrated from the idea originally proposed by Alfred Wegener in the

Origins of the Jomon People
3 January 2012 > ArchaeologyAt http://heritageofjapan.wordpress.com/just-what-is-so-amazing-about-jomon... ... the Jomon, as well as the people of Okinawa, and the Ainu (thought to be descended from the Jomon) all have a

The Ice Age in East Asia
3 January 2012 > ArchaeologyHuman endeavour, in Europe during and immediately after the Late Glacial Maximum may have been quite different to what it was in East Asia. For

The Peter Warlow tippe top theory and the last Ice Age
3 January 2012 > CatastrophismIf Peter Warlow's interpretation of the Late Glacial Maximum at the 2007 SIS Cambridge Conference has any substance to it then it follows that climate

New island(s)
30 December 2011 > GeologyWe have already seen that an undersea volcano is in the process of creating a new island in the Atlantic - adding it to the