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Parallel universes and the Black Widow
20 September 2010 > PhysicsIs gravity from a parallel universe creating dark energy? Casey Kazan at www.dailygalaxy.com has a different slant on a story that emerged a few weeks

Big Conks and Curly Locks
20 September 2010 > ArchaeologyThe Peoples Daily in China (see http://english.peoplesdaily.com.cn/90001/90782/90873/7140112.html ) has a short story on a stone coffin from the Tang Dynasty (around AD800) which has a

Records in Stone
20 September 2010 > ArchaeologyAt www.cambridge.org/9780521531306 ... is an abstract of a book edited by Clive Ruggles, Records in Stone: Papers in Memory of Alexander Thom. As well as

Symbols from the Sky in Cave Art
18 September 2010 > ArchaeologySee http://seedmagazine.com/content/print/symbols_fromthe_sky/ ... sent in by Gary Gilligan this is essentially about Rappengluck's novel interpretation of cave art - at sites such as Lascaux and

Plants and evolution
17 September 2010 > BiologyResearch done at the University of Calgary (see www.physorg.com/print203834230.html ) has come up with some new ideas on the diversity of flowering plants - and

Galaxy super clusters and strings and things
17 September 2010 > AstronomyAt www.dailygalaxy.com September 17th ... there is a story on galaxy super clusters that may be related to the distribution of dark matter. Galaxies seem

Aboriginal astronomy and other bits of archaeological news
17 September 2010 > ArchaeologyAt www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/sep/17/cave-paintings-found-in-somaliland/ is a report on the discovery of cave art at numerous sites in Somaliland. In the Irish Times (see www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2010/0917/1224279093813_pf.html ) there is

X-rays in Space
17 September 2010 > AstronomyA University of Leicester press release on the 8th of September (see www2.le.ac.uk/ebulletin/news/press-release/2010-2019/2010/09/nparticle.2010 ) claims that the source of powerful X-rays in a nearby galaxy

Mysteries of the Moon
17 September 2010 > Astronomy... or rather, mysteries of the Moon that really might not be as mysterious as this piece at www.disinfo.com/2010/09/who-parked-the-mooon/ would have its readers believe (sent

Comet Halley Again
17 September 2010 > AstronomyAt http://io9.com/5637815/ there is another version of the Comet Halley appearance in 466BC - with a bit more history. It could have been visiting the

A new way to produce electricity to power engines
14 September 2010 > ElectromagnetismAt the Rumor Mill Robert Mason has posted details of a hydroelectrolytic turbine he has invented - go to www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=181024 which he hopes will be

Comets in the Kuiper Belt
14 September 2010 > AstronomyAt http://calderup.wordpress.com/2010/09/13/kennelful-of-planet-puppies/ ... is about some images from the Hubble Space Telescope which show two remote objects in the Solar System slowly moving across the

Some dating issues
13 September 2010 > DatingThe New Chronology Yahoo Group forum has had the big guns posting during September - David Rohl, Bernard Newgrosh and Bob Porter for example. The

Koshkonong
13 September 2010 > ArchaeologyAssociated Press (see also http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/local/article_29848baa-be8b-11df-001cc4c00 ... a new road scheme at Koshkonong in Wisconsin has unearthed Native American artifacts - possibly as many as 100,000

The introduction of farming into Britain
13 September 2010 > ArchaeologyThe idea that farming was introduced into Britain from France is explored in Shennan, Collard and Thomas et at, in the Journal of Archaeological Science

Tortoises and Alligators in the Arctic - where it is night for six months of the year
11 September 2010 > GeologyAt http://geology.com/press-release/tortoises-alligators-on-ellesmere/ ... being Ellesmere Island in the high Arctic, north of Greenland. Millions of years ago tortoises and alligators thrived on the island -

What are meteorites?
11 September 2010 > AstronomyAt http://geology.com/meteorites/ there is a short piece that attempts to answer this question - by a science writer, photographer, and meteorite hunter who has contributed

Qatna
11 September 2010 > ArchaeologyAt http://heritage-key.com/blogs/ann/qatnas-royal-palace-reveals-further-archaeological-treasures/ ... current excavations of Qatna by a joint German/ Syrian archaeological team have unearthed jewellery, gemstones, alabaster vases, ivories, and various other burial

The Fiery Pool - the sea, or the sky?
11 September 2010 > AnthropologyAt http://heritage-key.com/blogs/ann/fiery-pool-maya-mythic-sea-and-turtle/ ... the Maya had a complex religion, meaning not properly understood by scholars, and a pictorial writing system composed of more than 800

An Iron Meteorite
10 September 2010 > GeologyAt http://geology.com/records/largest-meteorite/ ... in 1920 a farmer's plough struck a lump of metal in a field near Grootfontein in Namibia. It was an iron meteorite