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The Sun, the Aurora Borealis

9 July 2012 > Astronomy
Two stories of interest at Anthony Watts blog. At http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/07/09/weak-solar-convection-approximatel... ... solar researchers have been trying to understand how the Sun transfers heat from its
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Binary System

8 July 2012 > Astronomy
As discussed at a recent meeting, there is a theory our solar system is part of a binary system that involves the star Sirius -
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Poley Bears

7 July 2012 > Biology
There are some interesting facts about polar bears and brown bears on the sceptic blog http://notrickszone.com/2012/07/07/arthur-c-smith-iii-polar-bear-extinct... ... and really, it is all about the Ice
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Did the Maya collapse?

6 July 2012 > Archaeology
At http://www.popular-archaeology/issue/june-2012/article/classic-maya-coll... ... the collapse of Classic Maya civilisation is an idea that has been replicated so many times that it has become a factoid.
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Planets and Dark Matter

5 July 2012 > Astronomy
A paper published in Nature July 5th claims planets may form much faster than consensus theory currently allows - see http://phys.org/print260625944.html. This idea comes after
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'whack jobs' whispering in the ears of our noble leaders

5 July 2012 > Climate change
Environmental lobbyists and Green whack jobs seem to have the ear of our politicians, a somewhat startling situation when you think about it. Why not
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Piers is getting a roasting

5 July 2012 > Climate change
At http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/07/05/putting-piers-corbyn-to-the-test/ ... this has come about as Piers Corbyn of www.weatheraction.com fame has made a couple of 'public' forecasts- they are usually available only
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The strange role of fungi in the demise of coal formation

5 July 2012 > Geology
At www.geneticarchaeology.com/research/A_group_of_fungi_marked_the_end-of_t... ... is a strange article but that might be as a result this site is about archaeology and the subject matter is geology
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Higgs Boson ... all you need to know

5 July 2012 > Physics
Expectation preceding the wednesday announcement led to a raft of online pieces - for example see http://phys.org/print260590156.html ... where, it seems, finding the Higgs Boson
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Viking town in Schleswig

4 July 2012 > Archaeology
At http://sciencenordic.com/legendary-viking-town-unearthed/ ... is about the reported discovery and excavation of a town of over 200 houses and still counting near the Danish border. It
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Feathered Beasties

4 July 2012 > Archaeology
At www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/341948/title/All_dinosaurs_may_have_... which is a surprising development but not so unlikely after it had been established they were in all likelihood warm blooded (see last
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Chinese pottery ... 20,000 years ago

4 July 2012 > Archaeology
The New York Times at www.nytimes.com/2012/07/03/science/oldest-known-pottery-found-in-china.html ... comes several days after others have reported the same thing, and even then they got it wrong and
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Higgs and things

4 July 2012 > Physics
The big news is the 'near' discovery of the Higgs Bosun particle by scientists at CERN. More will come through the grape vine over the
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Fraud

28 June 2012 > Inside science
At the New Chronology Yahoo group C14 dating at Tell el-Dab'a is being discussed this past week. A 2010 story was that it was consistently
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The Sun

28 June 2012 > Astronomy
At www.cosmosmagazine.com/news/5735/tornadoes-magnetism-may-superheat-sun's... ... this is another paper in Nature this week, headed by a Norwegian scientist. It suggests the Sun's outer atmosphere may be heated
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Dinosaurs in Australia

28 June 2012 > Geology
At www.cosmosmagazine.com/features/online/5725/the-long-hunt-australian-din... ... dinosaur remains have been found on every continent and it is known they dominated the planet around 140 million years ago, and
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The Younger Dryas boundar event - the dispute in a nutshell

27 June 2012 > Catastrophism
At http://blog.mysciencework.com/en/2012/06/19/new-evidence-for-climate-cha... .... is an overview of the YDB event hypothesis and its detractors - and the nature of the dispute between those who favour
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NASA spots something unexpected

26 June 2012 > Astronomy
At www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2012-187&cid=release_2012-187 ... astronomers using the Hubble Space Telscope have discovered an arc of light behind a very large cluster of galaxies 10 billion light
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Thoughts on Rio and new findings with implications for climate science, and the Ice Ages

26 June 2012 > Climate change
Jennifer Marohasy (see http://jennifermarohasy.com) reports on Rio and says the West and Western science was largely ignored at the United Nations talkfest in Rio -
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Some more on mammoths

22 June 2012 > Inside science
At www.cosmosmagazine.com/features/online/5152/mammoths ... did you know there were mammoths in North Africa - and they evolved to live in warm tropical forests? The Columbian mammoth
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