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Pechevalavato Mammoth
28 July 2020 > GeologyThis two links were sent in by Robert. At https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/preserved-mammoth-skeleton-f... ... where we are told that Russian scientists are in the process of retrieving a
Bacteria in Space
28 July 2020 > BiologyGary sent in this link to https://phys.org/news/2020-07-space-wasnt-dangerous-bacteria-deadly.html ... which is a piece that comes from The Conversation so is a question of opinion, validity unknown.
Interstellar Asteroids
25 July 2020 > AstronomyAt https://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2020/07/a-population-of-aste... ... a population of asteroids with an interstellar origin inhabits our solar system. It seems the idea of interstellar objects captured by our
Homeric Minimum
24 July 2020 > Climate changeThe Homeric Minimum is a postulated solar minimum event dated between 2800 and 2550 years ago, an inordinately long time for the sun to remain
More on First Americans
24 July 2020 > ArchaeologyAt https://phys.org/news/2020-07-humans-americas-years-earlier-previously.html ... humans in the Americas 15,000 years earlier than mainstream allowed. The findings are published in two Nature articles - see for example
Geoffrey of Monmouth
24 July 2020 > Ancient historyAt www.historyextra.com/period/ancient-history/geoffrey-monmouth-historia-r... ... which is an interview with Miles Russell, the author of a revised look at Geoffrey of Monmouth's Historia (the History of the
The Roman Warm Period
24 July 2020 > Climate changeBenny Peiser's newsletter on 24th July 2020 has the following post - https://www.thegwpf.com/roman-warm-period-was-2c-warmer-than-today-new-s... ... which is telling us all something that was very well known
Group Think
22 July 2020 > AnthropologyAnthropology is a funny field of science. Lots of waffle. At https://popular-archaeology.com/article/the-shamans-world/ ... shamanism dates back to an early stage of humanity, we are told
Magnetic Fields in the Universe
22 July 2020 > ElectromagnetismAt https://phys.org/news/2020-07-cosmic-magnetic-field-galaxy-ngc.html ... spiral galaxies have sprawling magnetic fields. The process of how they aquired them is not understood. However, a new study claims galaxy
Earliest Americans Yet
22 July 2020 > ArchaeologyAt https://anthropology.net/2020/07/22/new-archaeological-evidence-of-the-f... ... the evidence comes from a cave in Mexico. New archaeological evidence of the first Amricans dated to 33,000 years ago. Two major
Venus Volcanoes
21 July 2020 > AstronomyI thought it was already recognised that volcanoes on Venus were a source of its anomalous heat. That heat was used by Velikovsky to suggest
Breaking Plates
21 July 2020 > GeologyAt https://phys.org/news/2020-07-idea-earth-outer-shell-broke.html ... In this article we are told that it is well understood that volcanoes and earthquakes can be explained by the 50 year
Update on Storegga
19 July 2020 > GeologyClarification on the recent piece from the Daily Mail. The actual study does not mention climate change at all and has been inserted by the
Carnian Pluvial Episode
17 July 2020 > GeologyThe word pluvial is usually associated with water - a watery environment. The Wranglia is a large igneous province that spewed out lots of greenhouse
A Sort of Supernova
17 July 2020 > AstronomyA blast from a white dwarf star caused it to shoot itself out of its orbit in a 'partial' supernova event. It is now travelling
Comet Neowise
17 July 2020 > Astronomy ... Image of Comet Neowise taken by Jeff Dai of Ankong in China. The comet is becoming dimmer as it travels away from the
Storegga Tsunami Wave
17 July 2020 > CatastrophismThe final one of four sent in by Gary, William and Robert - see for example www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-8529237/ ... the claim is that new evidence has
Flares and Earthquakes
17 July 2020 > AstronomyAt www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-8527523/ ... earthquakes could be triggered by streams of postively charged ions ejected by solar flares on the solar surface - according to a
Close up images of the sun
17 July 2020 > AstronomyAt www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-02136-4 ... a photograph of the sun, at the closest point ever ... ... the image was taken by the Solar Orbiter Mission (ESA).
Gary, William and Robert
17 July 2020 > ArchaeologyGary, William and Robert have been sending in links, often to the same stories. The next four posts are links sent in by them. For