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More on plasma and the magnetosphere

30 January 2012 > Electromagnetism
For those interested the discovery of cold plasma in the upper atmosphere has sparked a debate on the internet - see for example http://chiefio.wordpress.com/2012/01/28/warm-plasma-cold-plasma-purr-pur... and
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Gibraltar's bottom waters

30 January 2012 > Geology
At www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/01/120125113147.htm there is a report on research off the coast of Spain near Gibraltar and in the Gulf of Cadiz where sediment cores were
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The lunar dynamo theory, white earth, and magnetic graphite

30 January 2012 > Physics
At www.physorg.com/print246867025.html ... a paper in Science (Jan 27th, 2012) claims the Moon once had a molten, convecting core of liquid metal that generated a
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Met Office out on a limb ... again

26 January 2012 > Climate change
At www.physorg.com/print246626517.html we learn that new research by the University of Reading and the Met Office admit that solar output is in decline - and
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Cold Plasma

26 January 2012 > Electromagnetism
'Low energy ions: a previously hidden solar system particle population' is the title of a paper in Geophysical Research Letters - see www.physorg.com/print246632486.html. Cold plasma
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asteroid Vesta

25 January 2012 > Astronomy
NASAs Dawn spacecraft has produced a close up study of the asteroid, Vesta - see www.physorg.com/print246526715.html. Vesta has a diameter of around 330 miles but
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A cooling lump of water

25 January 2012 > Climate change
SIS member William Thompson suggested I look at this story - a huge pool of Arctic fresh water could cool Europe (see also www.physorg.com/print246526036.html). The
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Them ol' flint knapping dumb brutes ain't arf done it this time

25 January 2012 > Anthropology
At www.alphagalileo.org/PrintView.aspx?ItemId=116263&CultureCode=en (and also at the Daily Mail, online, but the comments are so bad, stay away) ... anthropologists at the University of Kent have
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Dogs and DNA

25 January 2012 > Archaeology
At www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/01/120123152528.htm ... various studies and attempts to trace the origin of the domestic dog by DNA have been aired over recent years, tending to
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Boat burials, souterrains, and the Picts

23 January 2012 > Archaeology
The Oxford clay geological layer forms a bed that runs from Weymouth to East Anglia - usually well below the surface. It was found to
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Polar Wandering

22 January 2012 > Physics
Sir Henry James in an article in a journal called The Athenaeum, in 1860, explained Ice Ages by the migration of the axis of rotation.
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Rotation of the Earth

22 January 2012 > Physics
At www.physorg.com/print246274195.html there is a report on research in Japan and a paper in Physical Review Letters on problems associated with rotation of the Earth,
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A new tomb from Thebes

22 January 2012 > Archaeology
At http://aegyptologie.unibas.ch/forschung/projekte/university-of-basel-kin... news of the discovery of an 18th dynasty tomb not far from KV40. The entrance was blocked up but at a later stage
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A comet hitting the Sun

20 January 2012 > Astronomy
We might all be interested in what the Electric Universe theory people might say about this but the post, and a video, can be found
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Are Neanderthals still with us?

20 January 2012 > Anthropology
At www.physorg.com/print245921695.html details of a modelling experiment has been written up in the December issue of Human Ecology - with some interesting results. Modelling is
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The co2 blanket

20 January 2012 > Climate change
Another gem at http://chiefio.wordpress.com January 19th 2012, 'Stratopause Emissions' following close on the heels of his investigation of water vapour in the atmosphere. In this
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Windmills bursting into flames

19 January 2012 > Climate change
This is meant to be tongue in cheek as it seems those dratted windmills don't like it too windy. Generally, they are switched off when
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Bluestone ... still up in the air

19 January 2012 > Archaeology
Contrary to some reports in the media the situation regards the bluestones is not cut and dried as far as human transportation is concerned. This
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Interesting geology on the sea floor

19 January 2012 > Geology
At www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/01/120110114434.htm there is a piece on deep sea vents in the Caribbean - with a difference (published in Nature Communications, January 10th). The vents,
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Is water vapour really a greenhouse gas?

18 January 2012 > Climate change
A post at http://chiefio.wordpress.com January 15th 'Outgoing vs Land vs Water Vapour' makes you wonder if it is all a hall of mirrors and the
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