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We are the Walrus, oh yes we are ... and then again
6 October 2013 > Climate changeThe CAGW fraternity are not into admitting very much about the ice extent currently in the Arctic, concentrating instead on a big batch of walrus
Dinosaurs in Alaska
5 October 2013 > GeologyThousands of dinosaur tracks, of different size and shape, have been found along the rocky shore of the Yukon River - see http://westerndigs.org/thousands-of-dinosaur-tracks-discovered-along-ala... These are
1258AD and All That
5 October 2013 > CatastrophismLast year there were three posts on 1258 - two in August and one in September. This came about after archaeologists, trying to interpret mass
The hairiness of black holes
1 October 2013 > AstronomyAt http://phys.org/print299757749.html ... a new hypothesis on the nature of black holes, asks - do they have hair? The paper was published in Physical Review
Did Earth obtain its Moon from Venus?
1 October 2013 > AstronomyWow. Velikovsky is described as a crackpot for suggesting Venus was a late addition to the solar system, accused of cosmic billiards, among other things,
The essence of catastrophist geology
1 October 2013 > GeologyDynamical processes in nature take place over a large range of time scales. In addition, subatomic particles decay over a time scale of billionths of
Erratic boulders in Sussex
1 October 2013 > GeologyThis story was in 'Down to Earth' 84, August 2013, a geological magazine that organises a lot of field trips, in Europe and further afield,
Fiddling the facts and telling porkies, not forgetting the lack of hurricanes
30 September 2013 > Climate changeOne day out from the publication of the full IPCC Fifth Report and the stitches are being undone on the blogosphere. The benders of facts
Siberian Ice Age
30 September 2013 > GeologyAt http://phys.org/print299760553.html ... conclusive evidence of an ice cap in the Arctic Ocean has been foudn - on the continental shelf system of NE Siberia.
Going Green
30 September 2013 > AstronomyComet ISON has gone green - see http://phys.org/print299762513.html A circular green coma has developed as the comet gets closer to Mars and and a dust
Myth and Plasma events
29 September 2013 > ElectromagnetismAll is quiet on the blogosphere. People are busy reading and dissecting what the IPCC 5th Report actually says. We've had the political statement -
The Sun and thunderstorms
29 September 2013 > ElectromagnetismThis story came out last week, or the week before, and entails the effects of solar wind on thunderstorms and lightning. Stephen Smith has taken
State of Play
27 September 2013 > Climate changeIf anybody is interested in reading the sceptic response to the IPCC report they can't go far wrong by going to www.judithcurry.com/2013/09/28/ipcc-diagnosis-permanent-paradigm-paralysis/ ... as it
Rapid dissemination of 'bad news' will invariably prevail
26 September 2013 > Climate changeAt http://notrickszone.com/2013/09/26/bastardis-jungs-initial-winter-specul... ... which illustrates how bad news spreads rapidly. In this instance, a forecast of another cold winter. However, out there in mobile phone
Fusion ... nearly there
26 September 2013 > ElectromagnetismWhile the politicos have been obsessed with CAGW and combing roof tops of the well to do with solar panels, quietly, and in the background,
Jaffa and the Alps
26 September 2013 > ArchaeologyAt http://popular-archaeology.com/issue/09012013/article/ancient-egyptian-f... ... a few arrowheads and a single spearpoint. Other artifacts were also found but the interesting thing is that this might have been
Was the globe ice free in the Dinosaur Age?
26 September 2013 > GeologyWell, we know from UK geology that the climate during the Jurassic, in central England, was akin to the modern climate of Florida and the
How long does co2 remain in the atmosphere?
26 September 2013 > Climate changeThis is one of those questions we might not really think about, and accept the usual IPCC meme that co2 accumulates in the atmosphere and
Bayesian Statistics
26 September 2013 > Ancient historyWe've had Bayesian statistics applied to C14 methodology - providing an average date to get a more reliable fix on a situation for the archaeological
Slating the Plait
24 September 2013 > Climate changeThe 'Bad Astronomer' Phil Plait, critical of Velikovsky and the people that take him either seriously or with a grain of salt, seems to have