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Komodo Dragons

2 December 2010 > Biology
At www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/11/101118093418.htm researchers have been studying a fossil that appears to be a direct link between an ancient lizard populating Africa and the famous Komodo
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Venus - new discovery

2 December 2010 > Astronomy
The European Space Agency (see www.esa.int/esaSC/SEM8270WXGG_index_2.html and see also www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/11/101130122-35.htm ) has discovered a high altitude layer of sulphur dioxide via the Venus Express spacecraft.
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Comets

2 December 2010 > Astronomy
At http://cosmictusk.com there is a report, published by the Royal Society, that says that some 4 years ago green fireballs streaked across the sky over
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Cliff Fall in Dorset

8 November 2010 > Geology
Anyone holidaying in Dorset might be aware that you can walk the undercliff from Lyme Regis to Axmouth in what is now a quite pleasant
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Maya agriculture

7 November 2010 > Archaeology
At 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
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Entrenched Positions

6 November 2010 > Archaeology
We can see that climate scientists prefer to dig a hole for themselves rather than address data adjustments openly and in good faith but such
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Genetics

6 November 2010 > Biology
At 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
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Aborigine Technology

6 November 2010 > Archaeology
At 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)
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Comet Hartley2

6 November 2010 > Astronomy
At 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
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Study Group Meeting - November 4th (London)

5 November 2010 > Archaeology
A write-up of the talk given by David Salkeld will duly appear in SIS Workshop - but a couple of other points were also discussed.
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Dating Rocks

5 November 2010 > Geology
At 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
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The Atlantic current during the Ice Age - and melting ice sheets

5 November 2010 > Geology
At 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 > Astronomy
A rash of sites has news on the flyby of Comet Hartley2 on thursday 4th November. Images are being studied by scientists - but some
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Index of Postings in October 2010

4 November 2010 > Inside science
October 2010. October 2nd ... The Heliosphere October 2nd ... A Bahamas treasure-chest found in a hole ... a number of holes October 2nd ...
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Approaching Comet Hartley2

4 November 2010 > Astronomy
At 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
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Mars - asteroid strike? ... gamma ray bubbles and a newly found neutrino

4 November 2010 > Astronomy
Mars does not have much in the way of an atmosphere - or a magnetic field. It is being suggested its protective shield was switched
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Mammoth and Mastodon cache in the Colorado Mountains

4 November 2010 > Catastrophism
The mountains of Colorado are not recognised as a haunt of mammoth or mastodon - but they are digging them up at a reservoir near a
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The Book of the Dead

4 November 2010 > Ancient history
BBC 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
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Great Apes - as smart as some of us?

3 November 2010 > Biology
Not 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
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Volcanoes

3 November 2010 > Geology
At 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
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