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News Briefs 08-09-2004

By Jameskeon

A warm North Pole. Next, it’ll be the cradle of humanity. Post your thoughts.

  • North Pole was once subtropical. Extreme global warming? Or different tilt of the axis? Or mantle displacement?
  • Why the Pole is melting – Velikovsky’s red dust?
  • Another white horse like the one in Uffington?
  • New fissure opens on Etna volcano.
  • New world walkabout claim. More here.
  • Pennine mystery of Viking burial site.
  • Scientists near the making of memory. What is memory? Difference and redundancy.
  • Solution to the Poincare conjecture?
  • Were lost tribe the real young Americans?
  • Choices in the quantum universe: Nine questions from mortal men doomed to die.
  • 161 years of soil tests reveal nuclear fallout.
  • Mysteries of the left pinky.
  • Brain research: pay it no mind.
  • Does inborn temperament stay with us for most of our lives?
  • Let a thousand reactors bloom.
  • Technology versus torture.
  • Election prediction: four more years or four more variables?
  • Noah’s Ark plan for top moon man.
  • V2: Nazi Germany’s last weapon of terror.
  • Physical activity a better predictor of heart disease than obesity.
  • Link between global warming and evolution revealed.
  • Cosmic fireballs to solve old paradoxes in astrophysics.
  • 4000 year old longhouse unearthed at Alta in Finnmark.
  • Inca Mummy the source of Munch’s The Scream? No person would ever stack books this way.

Thanks Kat

Quote of the Day:

A man can stand anything except a succession of ordinary days.

Goethe

Jameske
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7 Comments

  1. Velikovsky’s dust
    Makes me think about J.G. Ballard’s sci-fi novel “The Wind From Nowhere”. A simple, but intriguing read, if you can find it. Since a good deal of eastern Asia is blowin’ in the wind, as Dylan would say, we’ll likely find it floating in our soup one of these days, should we choose to dine al fresco. Never thought about how it would cause glaciers and icepacks to heat up and melt. I think Gaia’s angry with us.

    Regards,
    khefre

    “They’ll probably move at dawn.” General Mann

    1. Why not mantle displacement?
      Why not mantle displacement? After all, if there is a worldwide layer of oil deep beneath the crust that separates the core from the rest of the layers then a slippage might be possible, even much easier than heretofore thought. Indeed, why not a combination of all 3 and other unknown factors. The notion of one cause of anything smacks of downright lies anyway 🙂

  3. 161 years of soil tests reveal nuclear fallout
    This must be one of the most uniformed and confusing news items the ‘Guardian’ has ever submitted. On the one hand we are given a record of radiological levels without comment on how they impact the environment, and on the other, we’re told, crop “yields keep going up” despite no increase in fertiliser usage. And to top it all we’re told that British moth species have declined! No explanation and no explanation for such poor reporting!

    Perhaps the headline should read, “Irradiated crops produce bumper bounty and murdered moths”.

  4. V-2: Hitler’s last weapon of terror
    Despite the V-1, V-2, V-3 (gun) U-boat, Blitz, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Russian, Austrian, Italian, French, Japanese and all other comers, we’re still here. And in 62 years from now we won’t have been successfully conquered for at least a 1000 years.

    1. Game, Set, Match
      Dude, you may not have been keeping up with current events, but the way things are going, in 62 years there probably won’t be anything left to conquer, and the lot of us will be sitting in caves, sharpening sticks.

      Regards,
      khefre

      “I don’t know what weapons will be used to fight World War III, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.” Albert Einstein

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