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Global Warming on Mars

21 March 2011 > Climate change
At www.physorg.com/print219842545.html there is a story, 'Chasma Boreale, Mars' with an image supplied by NASA. The chasm is a long flat floored valley that cuts
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Geomagnetic storms

21 March 2011 > Electromagnetism
A paper published by the Annales Geophyscae 27 (2009) (see www.ann-geophys.net/27/185/2009 or www.ann-geophys.net/27/185/2009/angeo-27-185-2009.pdf ) is about the connections between sun spots and geomagnetic storms. At
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Disappearing the contrarians

19 March 2011 > Climate change
Although this story was flying around the blogosphere a few weeks ago it never reached much of a drama - and it is still quite
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Flying Saucers and the Rings of Saturn

18 March 2011 > Astronomy
This story is at www.dailygalaxy.com March 17th ... and concerns weird flying saucer shaped moons in the rings of Saturn that have intrigued astronomers after
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The hardiness of the Stoat

18 March 2011 > Biology
At www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/04/070419145346.htm we have an old story, but one that is interesting never the less. Irish stoats, it has been found from DNA evidence, survived
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More on those Arctic trees

18 March 2011 > Geology
At www.physorg.com/print219594362.html ... a buried forest was discovered after wood was found on the ground near a glacier. Earth scientist Joel Barker spotted some wood
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The Lost Legion

18 March 2011 > Archaeology
The mystery of what happened to the Roman Ninth Legion has exercised historians minds for a long  time. Now, shortly before the release of a
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Black Sea Floods

18 March 2011 > Geology
At www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/71291/title/Cave_formations_record_B... ... stalagmites in a cave in Turkey not far away from the Black Sea coastline contain a record of 19 flooding events -
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Fire use in Prehistory

16 March 2011 > Anthropology
A paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) on March 14th has an interesting article on fire use by early humans
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Ozone and Meltdown

16 March 2011 > Climate change
A couple of doomsayings - or what might be called some mischief making from environmentalists. Apparently, an ozone hole has developed this week over the
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Moon Madness

15 March 2011 > Catastrophism
The March 19th Full Moon is being mooted as potentially dangerous as the Moon is slight closer on average than it normal orbit - and
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Apophis - the asteroid

13 March 2011 > Astronomy
At www.physorg.com/print219060207.html we learn that astronomers are keeping tabs on asteroid Apophis as it approaches a close encounter with the earth in 2029. The position
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X-Flares and Quakes

13 March 2011 > Astronomy
At http://spaceweather.com March 12th, it is said it is just a coincidence that the earthquake in Japan coincided with a geomagnetic storm - in case
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Deep Ocean Life Forms

13 March 2011 > Biology
Ever wondered what lives on the bottom of the ocean - or in the bottom waters? A catalogue of deep sea life forms can be
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News on the Archaeology Front, March 2011

12 March 2011 > Archaeology
Current Archaeology April 2011 ... has a report on the discovery of a Neolithic chambered tomb on South Ronaldsway in the Orkneys that was quarried
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Roman Roads

12 March 2011 > Archaeology
As long suspected by some people there was already a long distance road system in Britain before the arrival of the Romans. The latter was
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Plate Tectonics and Tibet

11 March 2011 > Geology
It seems we can be assured that plate tectonics can explain the peculiar geology of Tibet - which must mean some other geologists disagree. The
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Greek Neanderthals and a Scottish Standing Stone

11 March 2011 > Archaeology
At www.startribune.com/world/117655908.html is a story on the discovery of prehistoric stone tools found high in the mountains of northern Greece and thought to be Neanderthal.
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Dakhla and Beyond

11 March 2011 > Ancient history
More on the tale of Egyptian MK expeditions into the western desert (see www.unreportedheritagenews.com/2011/03/ancient-egyptians-made-arduous-trek-to-Chad-new-research-suggests/ ... The Dakhla Oasis lies 300km west of the Nile Valley and
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Household Lighting and the Earth Hour

11 March 2011 > Climate change
An interesting post at http://colinmcinnes.blogspot.com/2011/03/dimming-light-of-human-ingenuity.html is all about the history of lighting houses over the last couple of hundred years. It progresses from candles to
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