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www.physorg.com/print197125900.html ... Proba-2 is a small member of ESAs fleet of satellites but it is full of experimental technology. It has returned 90,000 images of

www.physorg.com/print1997132957.html June 30th ... supernovae are stellar explosions that can be seen across the entire universe. Type 1a supernovae are used by researchers to observe

At www.jpl.nasa.gov/news July 1st ... from a lunar sample collected by Apollo 17 astronauts 40 years ago scientists have detected and dated carbon on the

At www.dailygalaxy.com June 30th, Casey Kazan is stirring things up again and needling some of his readers. The title is what they find upsetting, 'The

This story is interesting as it involves melting mountain glaciers - alleged to be the result of global warming. A new field of archaeological investigation

Go to www.physorg.com/print196926270.html June 28th ... to discover the latest attempt to explain magnetic stripes on Mars. It is not getting much support at the

From the nature of the title it is obvious this is a study with a focus on North America - and basically, it has been

At http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/print/2010/1003/heritage.htm there is a report of a plan by Zahi Hawass to introduce museums that specialise - including one housing artifacts of the Pre-dynastic

Excellent but long article on Ice Age Homo sapiens and Neanderthal interaction prompted by a Russian restoration of the facial features of a 30,000 years

www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/60568/ June 25th ... Neutrino experiments in an underground laboratory in Minnesota suggest neutrinos and anti neutrinos do not weight the same which might indicate

www.physorg.com/print196687173.html June 25th ... scientists know the consensus theory is inadequate - which may come as a surprise to some. All  the textbooks are emphatic

www.thunderbolts.info June 21st has an excellent post by Rens van der Sliujs on the scholarly evidence of similarities between cultures - sometimes from opposite sides

http://news.yahoo.com June 25th reports on a German theory that rejects malaria as the cause of death but blames sickle cell disease (quoting a letter written

The role of electricity in earthquakes is still part of the Thunderbolts forum at www.thunderbolts.info. There is a linke to a couple of papers such

www.sciencenews.org June 26th ... pieces of copper slag from smelting activity have been found in Serbia dating back as early as 7000 years ago. This

www.physorg.com/print196606682.html June 24th ... is an interesting article on a rapid warming event 40,000 years ago, which is well documented in palaeo-climate science sources. However,

Hambledon village, between Henley and Marlow, a short distance from the Thames Long Distance footpath, is an upmarket village with a nearby winery and toff

At www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2010-06/uog-sbn062310.php we have an article that suggests Neanderthals separated from other Homo sapiens as early as one million years ago - going by DNA analysis. Once

www.physorg.com/print196587370.html asks, Was Venus once a habitable planet? Did it once have an ocean? This is an exercise in computer modellingt - read with a

At www.physorg.com/print196085867.html June 18th ... coming up to our July meeting on Wal Thornhill's theory of electricity in the universe we may note a paper published