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Maya agriculture
7 November 2010 > ArchaeologyAt www.nature.com/news/2010/101105/full/news.2010.587.html we have the fruits of research by the Geological Research Association of America on Mayan agriculture. They lived in sprawling densely populated pockets
Entrenched Positions
6 November 2010 > ArchaeologyWe can see that climate scientists prefer to dig a hole for themselves rather than address data adjustments openly and in good faith but such
Genetics
6 November 2010 > BiologyAt www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/65063/title/Central_dogma_of_genetics_maybe_not_so_central/ ... It seems the RNA molecules aren't always faithful reproductions of the genetic instructions contained within DNA, a new study has shown. This
Aborigine Technology
6 November 2010 > ArchaeologyAt www.theage.com.au/national/3500yearold-axe-head-places-aborigine-ancestors-at-the-cutting-edge-of-technology/ November 6th ... a 35,000 year old axe fragment found in Arnhem Land in Australia is thought to be the oldest (so far)
Comet Hartley2
6 November 2010 > AstronomyAt www.physorg.com/print208174658.html ... this is more on Come Hartley2 including the revelation that jets were outgassing from the sunward side, the night side, and along
Study Group Meeting - November 4th (London)
5 November 2010 > ArchaeologyA write-up of the talk given by David Salkeld will duly appear in SIS Workshop - but a couple of other points were also discussed.
Dating Rocks
5 November 2010 > GeologyAt www.physorg.com/print207997095.html ... we are told geologists have a general idea of when major events occurred in earth history but precise dates for the sequence
The Atlantic current during the Ice Age - and melting ice sheets
5 November 2010 > GeologyAt www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/11/101103141541.htm (see also http://news.yahoo/livescience/20101103/sc_livescience/atlantic ) there is a report on an article published this week in Nature which claims that during the Late Glacial
Comet Hartley2 - flyby
5 November 2010 > AstronomyA rash of sites has news on the flyby of Comet Hartley2 on thursday 4th November. Images are being studied by scientists - but some
Index of Postings in October 2010
4 November 2010 > Inside scienceOctober 2010. October 2nd ... The Heliosphere October 2nd ... A Bahamas treasure-chest found in a hole ... a number of holes October 2nd ...
Approaching Comet Hartley2
4 November 2010 > AstronomyAt www.physorg.com/print207909976.html ... the Deep Impact spacecraft has captured images of multiple jets emanating from the surface of comet Hartley2, switching on and off. The
Mars - asteroid strike? ... gamma ray bubbles and a newly found neutrino
4 November 2010 > AstronomyMars does not have much in the way of an atmosphere - or a magnetic field. It is being suggested its protective shield was switched
Mammoth and Mastodon cache in the Colorado Mountains
4 November 2010 > CatastrophismThe mountains of Colorado are not recognised as a haunt of mammoth or mastodon - but they are digging them up at a reservoir near a
The Book of the Dead
4 November 2010 > Ancient historyBBC News November 1st (see www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-11669904 ) has a video of the Egyptian Book of the Dead - a sequence of pages of papyri that
Great Apes - as smart as some of us?
3 November 2010 > BiologyNot a big deal, you might say, I know that already. At www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/10/101006085450.htm ... a University of Portsmouth research scientist studying great apes and their
Volcanoes
3 November 2010 > GeologyAt www.physorg.com/print207817646.html we learn that some 22 volcanoes in Indonesia are displaying evidence of increased activity. Mount Merapi is periodically belching hot gas and debris
Tall Bloke
2 November 2010 > ElectromagnetismThe Tall Bloke blog is worth looking at as it ties in with ideas about the EU and those of Rhodes Fairbridge. As he is
Saturn's rings oscillate ... and more tales of salmon numbers
2 November 2010 > AstronomyAt http://jpl.nasa.gov/news/ November 1st .... images captured by the Cassini spacecraft and published in the Astronomical Journal (November) indicate the rings of Saturn behave in
Temple of the Winds
30 October 2010 > ArchaeologyNew Scientist August 21st ... Thomas Hardy's temple of the winds, Stonehenge, might have been constructed to take into account sound effects - from voices
The Plasma Universe
29 October 2010 > ElectromagnetismAt www.physorg.com/print207563537.html ... Princetown Plasma Physics Laboratory has released information on a Plasma Physics workshop - the fourth state of matter. It is a hot