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Amun. the Ram God
24 September 2013 > ElectromagnetismWhat in the heavens could have given birth to the concept of Amun, the Ram God. SIS member Gary Gilligan suggests the Van Allen Belts
Animal slaughter in the Herodian Temple
24 September 2013 > ArchaeologyAt www.livescience.com/39307-jerusalem-animal-sacrifice-found.html ... we have Israeli archaeologists sifting through a city dump dating back to the Herodian period where they have found huge numbers of
Gezer
24 September 2013 > ArchaeologyBiblical Gezer shows evidence of two fiery conflagrations in the early biblical period. One is at the end of the LB age and the other
Cave Paintings in Spain
24 September 2013 > ArchaeologyAt http://popular-archaeology.com/issue/09012013/article/cave-paintings-amo... ... prehistoric wall paintings in the Altxerri cave system in northern Spain are said to date back to 39,000 year ago (safely within
Reassessing the Neolithic
24 September 2013 > ArchaeologyCurrent World Archaeology 61 also has a piece by Prof Bill Finlayson, on the Levant. Just ten years ago the consensus view was dominated by
The Neanderthals Rediscovered
24 September 2013 > ArchaeologyCurrent World Archaeology 61 (10th Anniversary Edition, Oct 2013) - see also www.world-archaeology.com has a short piece on Europe's earliest (so far) bone tools -
Sea Level Change ... in the consensus opinion
22 September 2013 > Climate changeOne of the abiding images of the early CAGW doomsaying was the chilling prospect of rapidly rising sea levels. Al Gore made a mint out
Mungo Troy
22 September 2013 > Ancient historyAt www.thunderbolts.info/wp/2013/09/16/troy-homers-plasma-holocaust/ ... is an hypothesis by Mungo Jupp, on the demise of the cities of Mycenae and Troy. He claims a plasma event was
Nir Shariv at EIKE 2013
22 September 2013 > PhysicsNir Shariv of the Racah Institute of Physics in the Hebrew University of Jerusalem can be seen on video addressing the German EIKE conference on
The big blast in the sky
22 September 2013 > ElectromagnetismThis is the biggest black hole yet. Feast your eyes. Is it a hole or a blast of energy as light? The story is at
How to get a model to work?
21 September 2013 > Climate changeEveryone makes fun of climate models - what are they missing? Why are they always running too hot? Why don't they comply with reality? ...
Plasmoids
20 September 2013 > ElectromagnetismAt http://phys.org/print298706437.html ... plasma is a hot gas where molecules become ionised - in effect, charged particles. Plasma is abundant in the universe but on
Big Bang Revision
20 September 2013 > AstronomyAt http://phys.org/print298800472.html ... some scientists are proposing a revision of Big Bang. They say the birth of the universe may have happened after a four
Splitting the sides and tickling the ribs
19 September 2013 > Climate changeAt http://wattsupwiththat.com/2013/09/18/claim-similuated-satellite-data-ba... ... this one is a real classic. Satellite data has only been around for a limited time so what have this group of
Hokey-Cokey
18 September 2013 > GeologyFirst you go this way, wiggles around, in out in out and shake it all about, and then you go that way, do the ....
Why did modern humans replace Neanderthals around 40,000 years ago?
18 September 2013 > AnthropologyThis question comes up all the time. What actually happened around 40,000 years ago. The old chestnust that Neanderthals were conservative in their diet no
John Lilburne
17 September 2013 > Climate changeThe liberal elite like to claim that Mrs Thatcher (and Ronald Reagan) won the battle - but they won the war. This is of course
Earth's wobble and how it effects life in the oceans
17 September 2013 > BiologyAt http://phys.org/print298346381.html ... research at Princetown University and the Swiss Institution of Technology in Zurich have discovered the wobble of the Earth on its axis
Some unusual photographs of Stonehenge
16 September 2013 > ArchaeologyMike Pitts has posted some interesting photographs of Stonehenge from the 1980s - courtesy of another archaeologist. This one caught my eye Se http://mikepitts.wordpress.com/2013/08/29/where-was-the-stonehenge-festi...
noctilucent response
16 September 2013 > AstronomyMember Gary Gilligan has responded to the question - noctilucent clouds; what would our ancestors have made of them? (particularly during periods of heavy meteoric