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The Younger Dryas event pops up again
21 July 2010 > Catastrophismhttp://cosmictusk.com/guest-blog-rodney-chilton-author-of-sudden-cold-an-examination-of-the-younger-dryas-cold-reversal/ - this post is actually a reposte to NASAs David Morrison who wrote a piece in Skeptical Enquirer that criticised the Younger Dryas cometary
A Bulgarian Loch Ness Monster thingummybob
21 July 2010 > MythologyA report from the Sofia News Agency at www.novinite.com/newsletter/print.php?id=113906 the Water Bull of Rubisha Lake in the NW of the country is set to become
News: archaeological stories hot from the press
21 July 2010 > ArchaeologyAt www.novinite.com/newsletter/print.php?id=118366 we learn that Bulgarian archaeologists have discovered the palace of the ruler of the Odysian federation of Thracian tribes in the 5th and
What is pulling our universe apart?
20 July 2010 > Physics The Daily Galaxy newsletter at www.dailygalaxy.com July 19th has another Casey Kazan headline which reads, 'What is pushing our universe apart, faster and faster,
A virtual Stonehenge
20 July 2010 > ArchaeologyBBC News July 19th ... archaeologists intend to 'virtually' excavate Stonehenge and its surrounding environs in a mult-million poun mapping of the terrain and what may
Peru - monumental architecture
19 July 2010 > ArchaeologyAt www.peruviantimes.com/history-of-peru-part-3-monumental-architecture/ which is part three of a series on the archaeology of Peru - between 3000 and 500BC.
Woodhenge in North America
19 July 2010 > Archaeologywww.dispatch.com/live/content/local_news July 11th ... 'Diggers unearth mysteries of Fort Ancient's Woodhenge' - Fort Ancient is a massive earthwork of the Hopewell culture which flourished contemporarily
What is the Sun made of?
19 July 2010 > Astronomyhttp://dcoda.amplify.on/2010/07/17/scientists-cant-agree-on-what-the-sun-is-made-of/ is an interesting web site details supplied by Gary Gilligan. Behind its blazing facade the sun is reluctant to give up its secrets. Over
The Golden Warrior
19 July 2010 > ArchaeologyAt www.eurekalert.org/print/61549 - the grave of a Scythian warrior whose torso was covered in gold has been found in Kazakhstan - dating from some time
Marden Henge
19 July 2010 > ArchaeologyBBC News July 19th (accessible on their website at www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-wiltshire-10684042/ ) reports on a Neolithic building found at Marden Henge near Devizes. The excavations were also
Han Kloosterman
19 July 2010 > CatastrophismAt George Howard's web site http://cosmictusk.com/guest-blog-a-catastrophist-manifesto-from-johan-bert-kloosterman/ ... this was originally written for an American Geophysical Union meeting at Acapulco in Mexico in May, 2007. It
Grooved Ware
17 July 2010 > ArchaeologyAt www.physorg.com/print198495505.html there is a story on the discovery of a hand sized piece of rock found in a quarry near the village of Over
Archaeology and Politics
17 July 2010 > ArchaeologyAOL News July 15th asks the question, 'Is Holy Land archaeology being hyped by politics?' is a piece on the propaganda going on between Israelis and
Supernovae - version three
17 July 2010 > Astronomywww.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2010/07/mistery-supernova-may-point-to-unknown-laws-of-physics/ July 16th ... Casey Kazan has been upsetting the readers at Daily Galaxy newsletter once again. He, or she, is being accused of tabloid headlines,
Land and Water, heat and not so heated
17 July 2010 > Climate changehttp://joannenova.com.au/2010/07/did-giss-discover-30-more-land-in-the-northern-hemishphere/ Frank Lansner has been tinkering with the NASA GISS dataset - trying to understand how it works, or rather, how arch AGW adherent James
Earth's collapsing atmosphere
16 July 2010 > PhysicsAt www.physorg.com/print198429352.html there is a report on a paper at Geophysical Research Letters June 19th which says there was a contraction of the thermosphere during
Asteroids and near earth objects
16 July 2010 > AstronomyAt http://cosmictusk.com George Howard has placed a New Scientist video of a flight across the Tunguska impact site in Siberia, with some close-ups of Lake
Magnetic Powerhouse
16 July 2010 > ElectromagnetismAt http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/07/100715-science-space-mercury/ ... a flyby of Mercury revealed a huge power surge that 'we clearly do not understand' according to the story. The electromagnetic storms took
A tectonic computer model
16 July 2010 > Geologyat www.physorg.com/print198495599.html July 16th ... a group of earth scientists has developed a new way to explain the global movements of tectonic plates on the
Planetary Tails
16 July 2010 > AstronomyNational Geographic July 15th http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/07/100715-alien-planet-comet-like-tail/ is a story about a planet orbiting so close to a star that its atmosphere is being blasted away, forming