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The Sun is waking up

3 August 2010 > Astronomy
The Sun is waking up according to NASA - see www.physorg.com/print199985777.html which  has an image of a filament of plasma blasted from the surface (plus
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Icy Centaurs

3 August 2010 > Astronomy
Are icy centaurs between the orbits of Jupiter and Neptune a threat to the earth? is the headline of a piece by Casey Kazan at

Geoglyphs from the Atacama Desert in Chile

2 August 2010 > Electromagnetism
At http://archaeology.about.com/od/artandarchitecture/a/atacama_glyph.htm there is a post on geoglyphs from the Atacama Desert in Chile, and how they were made. Geometric shapes are common, such as
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Current World Archaeology

2 August 2010 > Archaeology
Current World Archaeology 42 (August 2010) has some information that might be interesting (see the web site www.archaeology.co.uk ) such as the arrival of modern
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A Negritoe Migration?

2 August 2010 > Anthropology
Negritoes are a very obvious minority population element in various parts of SE Asia and the Pacific, and once lived in India (and still inhabit
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The Jared Diamond Myth in tatters

2 August 2010 > Archaeology
Manchester University (at www.manchester.ac.uk/aboutus/news/display/?id=5997 ) it seems is about to publish new research set to overthrow the 'environmentalist propaganda' disseminated by Jared Diamond in his
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Solomon's Pools

2 August 2010 > Archaeology
The story of the discovery of a Roman period aqueduct built to transport water from underground sources - such as Solomon's Pool, the Pool of
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Carausius

2 August 2010 > Archaeology
The Independent July 30th ... harks back to the story of a hoard of 52,000 Roman coins found in a field near Frome. Almost 800
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Stratigraphy and a Revision

1 August 2010 > Dating
Looking at the index to In the News it is noticable that chronological matters have been in short supply - and yet SIS has over
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What the Large Hadron Collider is doing - in a nutshell

1 August 2010 > Physics
At www.physorg.com?print199730102.html the experiment at the Large Hadron Collider is described - and the objectives. This actually appears in an earlier posting but is not described in
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Lots of dark matter in a recently discovered galaxy

31 July 2010 > Astronomy
www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/61683/title/Dark-matter-eldorado/ a report online at arXiv.org that claims that a galaxy discovered in 2007, known as Segue's Galaxy, is composed almost entirely of dark matter (because very little can
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July Sea Ice Melt

31 July 2010 > Climate change
At http://pgosselin.wordpress.com July 2010 ... is this the slowest melting July since AMSR-E satellite data was recorded (referring to summer ice melt). It has stopped
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YD Boundary event - critics thick and fast

31 July 2010 > Catastrophism
George Howard at http://cosmictusk.com/space-com-zoe-macintosh-and-the-delusory-dr-pinter-another-confusing-half-truth-botch-job-on-the-YDB-hypothesis/ on a mounting number of critics who purposely skew the evidence to make it look awry. Sounds just like AGW resistance
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Index of earlier postings - Part Two

31 July 2010 > Dating
2010 May 3rd ... The Science of Doom (new web site devoted to explaining the inner workings of the Greenhouse Gas Theory of Global Warming).
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Index of earlier postings

31 July 2010 > Dating
2009 December 8th ... Has the Tilt of Uranus been solved? December 8th ... Charge separation in space Decembeer 8th ... On the Perils and
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Mitanni and Nuzi

30 July 2010 > Ancient history
Revision of history is rarely mentioned on In the News, mainly as it is a speculative subject. In addition, it is very often a personal
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Elevation in the Andes

30 July 2010 > Geology
Along the coastline of South America there are a series of well known stranded beaches which indicate changes in sea level - or seismic shifts.
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Chile EQ aftermath

30 July 2010 > Geology
Another link to www.physorg.com/print199692636.html comments on geology in South America investigating the February 2010 earthquake in Chile. It ruptured a very long fault that follows
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Fossil Coral Reef Systems

30 July 2010 > Dating
Apparently, samples can be extracted from fossil coral reef systems which can be used to assess sea levels and climate in the past. The process
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A trawl of recent archaeology - small in themselves but fatter in the round.

29 July 2010 > Archaeology
Trevor Palmer has provided the response by Bob Porter on the Yahoo New Chronology Forum to the Science article on Bayesian C14 dating and its
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