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Aborigines blasted
6 June 2010 > ArchaeologyAt www.thunderbolts.info one of the forum subjects concerns the discovery in the area of Lake Mungo and Lake Victoria in Australia of the bones of
SIS Study Group meeting
6 June 2010 > ElectromagnetismThe SIS Study Group meeting at Teddington in June 2010 revolved around a talk by SIS member Tony Haynes, with the title 'The Quantum Electro Dynamic
Tibet Glacier
6 June 2010 > Geologywww.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/06/100603091823.htm ... glaciers in Tibet were never much larger than they are now - even at the height of the Ice Age and in spite
The Yangtze River
5 June 2010 > GeologyAgain, at www.physorg.com/print19845886.html ... we are told the Yangtze River is 40 million years older than previously thought because a study of minerals by a team
Bok Globules
5 June 2010 > AstronomyAt www.physorg.com/print194877369.html ... a Bok Globule is described as a dark cloud of dust and gas from which young stars form. They were originally discovered
Crocodiles riding ocean currents
5 June 2010 > EvolutionSee www.physorg.com/print194859447.html ... not really SIS material but interesting as it may have evolutionary implications. How did they learn to do it, for example, aand
The Iowa Cicada
5 June 2010 > BiologyAt www.physorg.com/print194880259.html ... there is a story about the rare appearance of the cicada, an insect, in Iowa - that is supposed to appear at
Water on Mars
5 June 2010 > AstronomyAt www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37497904/01/technology_and_science-space/print we learn that a rare Mars rock holds the clue to water on the red planet. The rock outcrop is rich in carbonite
Jupiter Hit ... again ...
5 June 2010 > AstronomySee www.physorg.com/print194845088.html as Anthony Wesley, an amateur astronomer from Australia, was looking at Jupiter and witnessed a bright flash as an object struck Jupiter and
Leaves of Grass
4 June 2010 > AstronomyAt www.physorg.com/print194798703.html ... we have a post on Walt Whitman, a poet who left in one of his collections, Leaves of Grass, a reference to
Origins of Earth ... a new idea
4 June 2010 > Astronomywww.physorg.com/print194799255.html ... there is a fresh insight into the origin of planet earth, involving geochemical data. The surpising result is that earth did not fully
Jewish Origins
4 June 2010 > AnthropologyAt www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/06/100603123207.htm genome analysis has probed Jewish genetics - or distinctly Jewish populations (see American Journal of Human Genetics June 2010). The idea is to
Volcanoes and the Mantle
4 June 2010 > GeologySee www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/06/100602131346.htm ... if tectonic plates colliding cause volcanoes why do some volcanoes erupt far from a plate boundary? A study in Nature suggests that
Primordial Magnetic Fields
3 June 2010 > ElectromagnetismIt seems that almost every day astronomers are revealing more data about magnetic fields in space - which in the end must involve electricity in
Earthquake clustering
3 June 2010 > Geologywww.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/06/100602193429.htm is a post on earthquakes triggering other earthquakes, causing clusters of them - which involves the synchronisation of faults in the crust. The synchronisation
Harrapan culture
2 June 2010 > ArchaeologyFrontline, India's national magazine, has a beautiful article with lots of pictures that can be downloaded at www.flonnet.com/stories/20100618271206200.htm on the rise and fall of a
Humans in Britain earlier than thought
2 June 2010 > ArchaeologyThe Independent June 1st ... until last month there was no evidence of humans in Britain between 200,000 and 65,000 years ago - but that
Huge Flare
30 May 2010 > AstronomyAt www.physorg.com/print194274365.html ... XMM Newton images of the emisson of the neutral iron flourescent line in molecular clouds around Sgr A taken between 2004 and
Himalayan Smack
30 May 2010 > GeologyAt www.physorg.com/print194263023.html May 28th ... geologists have found evidence that when India collided with Asia 90 million years ago the crust of the Indian tectonic
Mesolithic Scots
30 May 2010 > ArchaeologyHerald, Scotland May 29th - www.heraldscotland.com ... a stone age camp site has been found at a farm by amateurs (2005) to the north of