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Two weeks since the CERN experiment on neutrinos and some 30 papers in response to the claim they move faster than light have been lodged

The old idea that water from comets replenished the water on Earth has had a bit of a revival after NASA scientists discovered a comet

A new paper purportedly debunking the Svensmark hypotheiss, published in the Journal of Climate, follows a similar pattern to other critiques - by apparently ignoring

The Salisbury Journal 4th October 2011 claims that archaeologists from the Open University have unearthed artifacts from 700bc, 1400bc, and incredibly, from 6250bc - in

For the story in brief go to www.physorg.com/print236854397.html (however, www.dailygalaxy.com October 5th also has the story in lighter format). The research was done at the

Sediment cores off the coast of Oregon have revealed that the NW Pacific was not a huge reservoir of co2 during the last Ice Age

At www.physorg.com/print236865130.html there is a report on a paper in Applied Geochemistry that resurrects the issue of acid rain (which died a death a number

Well, the media are taking full advantage of current mini heat-wave conditions in the UK - all four days of it. They are implying that

On January 6-8th the Thunderbolts team are going to put on another conference on the Electirc Universe - in Las Vegas. Combine a holiday in

The Messenger spacecraft orbiting Mercury has provided a raft of information - see www.physorg.com/print236595592.html - from flood volcanism,  crater like depressions, measurements of chemical composition,

Yes, at www.physorg.com/print236322008.html astronomers at Princetown University and the Harvard-Smithsonian Centre for Astrophysics have found a distant exoplanet that absorbs 99.9 per cent of the

Greenland was once a tropical country - near the equator - or was it? Scientists from the Smithsonian have the evidence from rocks they have

One of the major planks of Ice Age theory is that the climate during the Last Glacial Maximum was bot hot and dry in the

At http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap110923.html an image of sea green aurorae - one click away. Have a look. It was taken near Yellowknife in northern Canada. At www.newscientist.com/article/dn20952-missing-planet-explains-solar-syste...

The subject pops up at www.physorg.com/print236017754.html as it threatens Einstein's 'Relativity Theory' - but as we heard at the last SIS member meeting in Luton,

At www.physorg.com/print235836980.html ... archaeologists from the University of Liverpool have been out in boats with marine archeologists from Southampton University, poking around a few island

At www.physorg.com/print235809985.html it begins by saying the universe would not be the same without the Higgs Boson. The search for this elusive particle would help

At http://news.ku.dk/all_news/2011/2011.9/aboriginals-get-new-history/  ... the human genome of Australian Aborigines has been collated and the results published in the journal Science - which will have repercussions

At www.physorg.com/print235629106.html ... Chinese researchers at Nanking University have found some unknown effects from eating plants and herbs. The plant miRNAs may get into the

Now you can see what is thought to be a black hole on video - or bright flaring activity (see www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2011-298&cid=release_2010-298 ). Whatever it is