NASA’s IBEX (Interstellar Boundary Explorer) spacecraft has made the first all-sky maps of the heliosphere and the results have taken researchers by surprise. The maps are bisected by a bright, winding ribbon of unknown origin.
Don’t laugh. At birth some human babies have a short “tail-like” growth called a “caudal appendage;’ located near the inferior end of the spinal column.
28 Sep 09 – Planning a trip to Mars? Take plenty of shielding. According to sensors on NASA’s ACE (Advanced Composition Explorer) spacecraft, galactic cosmic rays have just hit a Space Age high.
21 Jul 09 – Reader J.T. Tregidga wonders what I think of Dr. Paul LaViolette’s Galactic Core Explosion theory.
This interpretation is contrary to other research suggesting significant animal extinctions and genetic bottlenecks.
“Methane is also commonly found on planets such as Saturn (and its moon Titan) where science has never recorded the presence of living plants or animals. How exactly do ‘fossils’ create ‘fuel’? By Jerome R. Corsi 17 Nov 05 – … Continue reading
25 Mar 10 – Scientists have identified a previously unknown type of ancient human – distinct from Neanderthals and modern humans – through DNA analysis from a finger bone unearthed in a Siberian cave.
13 Apr 10 – A sudden geomagnetic storm from the Sun increased from geomagnetic K-index 4 to a number 7 (out of a possible 10) in just three hours – the strongest such storm in the past 18 months.
Well, it’s not exactly corkscrewing, but if I had used the word “torus,” most people would have had no idea what I meant. This video will blow your mind.
11 Nov 09 – “Two minute changes in a gene that is otherwise identical in humans and chimps could explain why we have full-fledged power of speech while other primates can only grunt or screech,” says this article on Yahoo. … Continue reading
The Moon is virtually identical in composition to the Earth, leading these researchers to believe it was blasted out of the Earth by a nuclear explosion,
20 Aug 10 – (Excerpts) – Researchers at the University of Dundee have made a breakthrough in the study of magnetic fields, which enhances our understanding of how stars, including the Sun, work.
“It’s enough to make a Texas oil man drool.” “Saturn’s moon Titan has rain, lakes, and weather that shapes the moon’s surface as those same processes shape Earth’s,” says this article in the National Journal. “The main differences are that … Continue reading
Mysterious mounds as tall as a six-story building – The asphalt formed when petroleum flowed from the seafloor some 30,000 to 40,000 years ago.
26 Aug 10 – Here’s a paper for your Evolution site, it is a gem of info! It could also go on your ice-age site, because it says that “Changes in Earth’s climate are linked with highly variable solar magnetic … Continue reading
This article claims these, or at least many of them, are caused by methane emissions resulting from warming 40,000 years ago.”
Scientists have unearthed an ancient city where evidence shows an atomic blast dating from 8,000 to 12,000 years ago,” says this article by Phillip Coppens. The blast “destroyed most of the buildings and probably a half-million people.”
10 Sep 09 – “This Magnetic Reconnection confusion has gone far enough,” says reader Dennis Cowdrick, who steered me to a paper by electrical engineer Donald E. Scott. (See my article Explosions in the sky – magnetic reconnection) “It is … Continue reading
A MESSENGER flyby in 2008 revealed magnetic “tornadoes” – corkscrew-shaped twisted bundles of magnetic fields and plasma – forming in Mercury’s magnetic field.
28 Sep 10 – A couple of days ago, one of my readers, Phil Peterson, was looking at a satellite photo of southwestern Australia when he saw a bunch of huge elliptical shapes punched into the landscape.
“When the moon is full, it develops a strong electric field near the surface as it swings through Earth’s magnetic tail,”
10 Jan 11 – Scientists using NASA’s Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope have detected beams of antimatter produced above thunderstorms on Earth, a phenomenon never seen before.
The emergence of life is probable on any wet, rocky planet, says Nick Lane, Ph.D., of University College in London. More specifically, a wet rocky planet with hydrothermal vents.





