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Photosynthesis

1 February 2017 > Biology
At https://phys.org/print405078446.html ... the mechanism for photosynthesis existed in primeval microbes. Will this put an end to the idea of earth as a satellite of
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Dinosaur ribbing

1 February 2017 > Biology
At www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4178130/Researchers-dinosaur-bon... ... which concerns the discovery of a dinosaur rib bone in Yunnan Province in China that contained proteins inside the vascular canals (where
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Seeding the Moon

1 February 2017 > Astronomy
A https://phys.org/print405072203.html ... the Japanese moon orbiting spacecraft, Kaguya, has found evidence of oxygen from Earth's atmosphere ending up on the surface of the moon

Antarctica

1 February 2017 > Geology
The ice sheet on Antarctica formed at the boundary of the Eocene and Oligocene epochs which is dated at 34 million years ago on the

Lost Continent

1 February 2017 > Geology
Nice picture of a beach in Mauritius, an island in the Indian Ocean and a popular holiday destination ...     ... links come from Gary
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Microbes in Space

31 January 2017 > Biology
Gary sent in this link (aliens in the comments so beware). At www.seeker.com/atmosphere-microbes-microorganisms-balloon-life-venus-ext... ... we have a report on an experiment by students from the
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asteroid you didn't see

31 January 2017 > Astronomy
Whilst the media was all lathered up yesterday an asteroid passed by the earth six times closer than the earth. Go to www.msn.com/en-us/video/wonder/asteroid-whizzing-by-earth-six-tiems-clos... ... good
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Earth Rings

30 January 2017 > Astronomy
If earth had rings, the title of a You Tube video. Moe Mandelkehr thought earth may well have had a temporary ring around it as

Auroch with dots

30 January 2017 > Catastrophism
  ... this is a piece of art from a rock shelter in the Pyrenees which is thought to date back to 38,000 years ago
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Polish and the Taurids

30 January 2017 > Astronomy
At http://scienceinpoland.pap.pl/en/news/news,4128a3,taurids-can-be-a-sourc... ... Back in the 1990s David Asher of the Armagh Observatory studied the Taurids as part of his work on a doctorate. He
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Gobi Desert was Wet

30 January 2017 > Archaeology
The Gobi desert is nowadays the second largest desert in the world and suffers from a drastic lack of rainfall. It wasn't always so. Go
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plasma behaviour

30 January 2017 > Electromagnetism
At www.thunderbolts.info/wp/2017/01/27/at-any-scale/ ... we have further clarification on plasma behaviour which is useful as we lead up to our speaker meeting in April which will
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Black Holes fighting

30 January 2017 > Astronomy
Black holes again - clashing black holes (what is that all about) - see www.thunderbolts.info/wp/2017/01/25/black-wreckage/ ... which is a reference to the wreckage left behind
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homogenisation

29 January 2017 > Climate change
Homogenisation of temperature data is a sore point with climate sceptics as it air brushes out the warmth of the 1930s and the 1870s. In

10,000 years

29 January 2017 > Catastrophism
    ... This chart is interesting not just for the periods of warmth but for the incidents of cold. The 8000 years ago event sticks

Trilobites

28 January 2017 > Biology
Trilobites look like ancient woodlice but they differ in that they lived in the sea and had soft parts. They go back 450 million years

Moon, Mars, and Flares

28 January 2017 > Astronomy
At https://phys.org/print404637022.html ... isotopic similarities in material that formed the earth and the moon. Where did it all come from and when did they arrive?
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Someone must be ...

28 January 2017 > Astronomy
Someone must be reading New Scientist on a regular basis as at http://crev.info/2017/01/secular-ocean-theory-evaporates/ ... they are once again blinking in the headlights according to the
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Megafauna Extinctions

28 January 2017 > Catastrophism
A tale of two theories - both of them inadequate in their own ways. At https://phys.org/print404103492.html ... we have the claim humans wiped out Australian
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Dansgaard-Oeschger

28 January 2017 > Climate change
At https://phys.org/print404556950.html ... Dansgaard-Oeschger events are sudden and dramatic episodes of warming that litter the last Ice Age period. They are thought to be associated
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