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Black Hole Fireworks
16 March 2010 > AstronomyDaily Galaxy March 15th (www.dailygalaxy.com ) ... 'The Milky Way Monster Black Hole Awakes' is the headline to the story. It apparently fired a monster

Mammoth Mountain
16 March 2010 > Geologywww.sfgate.com March 8th ... 'Study sheds new light on Mammoth Mountain's age' is not about mammoths but a mountain that has a secondary role as

Tasmanian Aborigines
13 March 2010 > ArchaeologyVarious web sites are mentioning the discovery of a meeting ground for Aborigines in Tasmania which is reputed to be 40,000 years of age, such

Dark Flow
13 March 2010 > ElectromagnetismScience Daily March 12th (www.sciencedaily.com id100310162829) ... 'Mysterious Cosmic Dark Flow Tracked Deeper into Universe' - distant galaxy clusters mysteriously stream at a million miles

'Current Archaeology' - April 2010
12 March 2010 > ArchaeologyPaul and Barbara Brown have discovered, recorded and published hundreds of marked rock faces in northern Britain. The latest example comes from Swaledale in the

The edge of the Trowel
12 March 2010 > ArchaeologyThe April issue of Current Archaeology had a feature, 'From the Trowels Edge' where news editor Chris Catling mentions attending a meeting of The Society

Stonehenge Queries
12 March 2010 > ArchaeologyIn Current Archaeology 241 April 2010, the 'News' section has a short piece on Stonehenge and the most recent discoveries, shallow banks and depressions within

anti-matter lightning
10 March 2010 > AstronomyDaily Galaxy March 8th ... anti-matter lightning has been discovered annihilating bits of earth's atmosphere, it is alleged. The Fermi Gamma Ray Space Telescope was

The Dark Angel
10 March 2010 > AstronomyDaily Galaxy 'Image of the Day' - the Dark Angel (see www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2010/03/image-of-the-day-the-dark-angel.htm )

Chile Earthquake
10 March 2010 > Geologywww.physorg.com id187271371 March 8th ... the earthquake that struck the west coast of Chile in February moved the entire city of Concepcion by at least

Fresh water
10 March 2010 > Geologyhttp://tamino.wordpress.com January 3rd 2009 ... a blog with the title Open Mind that reported a year ago on the Firestone et al (2008) claim that

Mound Culture in North America
10 March 2010 > ArchaeologyAt http://www.examiner.com March 7th ... there is a lengthy article about mounds in the US - mainly in the Mississipi, Ohio and Tenessee river valleys,

Hobbit Fued
10 March 2010 > Anthropologywww.google.com/hostednews/ March 6th ... this is another version of a story posted last week but has some interesting detail not in the initial news report.

Kutch
10 March 2010 > Archaeologywww.deccanherald.com March 7th ... a large settlement of the Harappa culture has been excavated in the Hindu Kutch. It had been heavily fortified with walls

Czechs in Iraq
10 March 2010 > Archaeologyhttp://praguemonitor.com March 8th ... Czech archaeologists have found remnants of a 150,000 years old prehistoric settlement at Arbil in northern Iraq - what is now

Neta'im
10 March 2010 > Archaeologyhttp://newmedia-eng.haifa.ac.il??p=2654 professor Gershon Galil of the Dept of Biblical Studies at the University of Haifa has identified Khirbet Qeiyafa as 'Neta'im' which is mentioned in Chronicles.

Antarctic Impact
7 March 2010 > Geologyhttp://cosmictusk.com ... the BBC reported from the 'lunar and Planetary Conference' in Texas by saying, 'a large space rock may have exploded over Antarctica thousands

Toba Super Volcano
7 March 2010 > Geologywww.dailygalaxy.com March 4th ... the Toba super volcano appears to have been overhyped. It is said to have blown around 74,000 years ago and was

Highest mountain in the world
7 March 2010 > Physicshttp://www.dailygalaxy.com March 4th ... Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world at 29,000 feet, so it is generally believed. However, when the equatorial

Ocean Heat
7 March 2010 > Climate changewww.physorg.com March 4th ... a study by Raffaele Ferrari and two students (published by Geophysical Research Letters) has shown that the role of hurricanes has