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T Rex and Shark Teeth
20 February 2019 > GeologyRobert also sent in a link to https://www.icr.org/article/11240/ ... which claims fossils of Tyrannosaurus Rex have been found in the same geological sediments as sharks

Baby Black Holes
20 February 2019 > AstronomyAt the Astrobytes blog (https://astrobites.org/2019/02/19/the-search-for-black-hole-teenagers/ ... we have a population of indeterminate black holes (low luminoscity) under discussion. Most galaxies seem to contain a super

Herringbones
20 February 2019 > ElectromagnetismRobert sent in several links. The first one is to www.everythingselectric.com/eie-100/ .... and concerns the large storms seen erupting on the Sun recently, flinging material

Solar Prominences
18 February 2019 > ElectromagnetismOne tends to think in terms of the study of electro-magnetic prominences on the face of the Sun as a very recent affair but this

Cuban Meteor
18 February 2019 > CatastrophismSent in by Gary. I didn't take much notice as I thought it was a run of the mill meteor in a tourist hotspot. Seems
Big Solar Activity
16 February 2019 > AstronomyAt http://spaceweather.com (February 14th 2019) - big activity on the Sun in the form of a filament of plasma dancing along one of the edges,
More Dinosaur Tracks
16 February 2019 > GeologyMore dinosaur tracks. This time in Queensland, Australia - see https://phys.org/print469353367.html ... it is described as a well travelled dinosaur trackway. A variety of dinosaur

Stromboli
16 February 2019 > GeologyWilliam sent in this link to https://eos.org/articles/ancient-tsunami-tied-to-volcanic-flank-collapse... ... which concerns the Italian island of Stromboli. It is in fact a volcano and has been periodically
The French and Stonehenge
14 February 2019 > ArchaeologyAt https://phys.org/print469174991.html ... there are 35,000 megalithic constructs in Europe. A new study claims they were spread by a sea going culture that emerged in

Games People Play
14 February 2019 > Climate changeAt http://notrickszone.com/2019/02/12/comprehensive-study-glacier-melt-esti... ... geographers from FAU have investigated glaciers in South America in more detail that ever before, from tropical regions of Venezuela and Colombia
Unusual Fossil
14 February 2019 > GeologyAt https://phys.org/print469192703.html ... soft bodied species such as spiders aren't usually fossilised in rock like animals with bones and teeth. More often than not fossil
A Sun Constant
13 February 2019 > AstronomyAt https://wattsupwiththat.com/2019/02/11/evidence-for-a-new-fundamental-co... ... research at Northumbria University in Newcastle upon Tyne has shown that the Sun's magnetic waves behave differently than currently imagined. Examining ten

Van Allen Belts
13 February 2019 > ElectromagnetismGary sent in the link to https://phys.org/print468842446.html ... lightning's electro magnetic fields may have protective properties according to new research. There are some 2000 thunderstorms
Parting View
12 February 2019 > AstronomyRobert sent in this link to www.everythingselectric.com/eie-96/ ... which explores possible Electric Universe causes for the shape of Ultima Thule as new images beamed back

Melitamegalithic
12 February 2019 > ArchaeologyAt http://melitamegalithic.wordpress.com ... there are a succession of interesting articles. These cover a variety of subjects but all have a connection with Malta - such
European Monkeys
12 February 2019 > CatastrophismAt https://phys.org/print469093287.html ... artificial acretion of sand at a harbour extension near Rotterdam (moving sand around from the sea bed) have turned up some unusual
High Sea Levels 6000 Years Ago
11 February 2019 > GeologyThis information is derived from a study, Oliver and Terry 2019, published in Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology and Palaeoecology (see http://notrickszone.com/2019/02/07/oyster-evidence-affirm-sea-levels-wer... ... ). Basically, oyster evidence affirm

Ice Age Animal Trove
11 February 2019 > GeologyDouglas Palmer reports in Down to Earth 106 (February 2019) the discovery of mammoth and rhinoceros remains in Cambridgeshire - during road works upgrading the

Greenland Temperatures
10 February 2019 > Climate changeOh dear. Scientists have discovered the Vikings enjoyed a warm Greenland. Archaeology has been telling us that for quite some time as Viking farms have

Salt and Stars
10 February 2019 > AstronomyAt https://phys.org/print468765848.html ... ALMA observations have revealed sodium chloride (common salt) surrounding a young star. Salts have of course been found previously - in what