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  • The Deep
    A thread for everything to do with the deep ocean. Reflections on the fact that the vast majority of our world is as alien to us as the voids between the planets (and ...
    150 comments Most recent by SekhmetJanuary 23Nation → Science
  • Culture, Social Justice and the Scientific Method.
    When the topic of the scientific method (more properly, scientific methods, as there are more than one) as it relates to culture comes up, I've noticed that there are usually two main ...
    24 comments Most recent by Mordant CarnivalJanuary 17Nation → Science
  • Eyes, Orgone & Armouring booklets
    I will have shortly a few copies of my friend Peter's excellent little pamphlet on eyes, orgone & armouring. Who would like one? I am trying to sell them for £2.50 a ...
    11 comments Most recent by DannyLJanuary 10Nation → Science
  • Old Temple, Old Home
    Here, Mithras is moving back to his original home on the banks of the Walbrook. Not sure what this means for metaphysical London, but it certainly seems like some sort of omen. ...
    6 comments Most recent by jgbellJanuary 5Nation → Science
  • Science article link parking (and minor pre spin off discussion)
    For parking interesting science related off site links. Minor discussions of the links to decide if a spin off thread is justified only, please.Popular Science Monthly/Volume 19/August 1881/The Visions of Sane Persons"THE ...
    1 comment Started by XKOctober 2012Nation → Science
  • "Stone Age man had 'feminine side'"
    ...Surely "Stone Age wo/man" or "person"? "Modern men should take a lead from their more enlightened and compassionate Stone Age ancestors, according to a University of Manchester archaeologist. Dr Karina Croucher, who has ...
    5 comments Most recent by Grotto of NolteSeptember 2012Nation → Science
  • English language 'originated in Turkey' c.9,000 BP
    If correct, then Colin Renfrew was right, and a proto Indo-European language originated in Anatolia, rather than from the Russian steppes (the Kurgan theory) http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-19368988 "The New Zealand researchers used methods developed to study ...
    8 comments Most recent by grantAugust 2012Nation → Science
  • STARS.
    My sweetie and I went out to look at stars last night, and we saw Eta Persei for the first time, and I saw Castor(I, II, and III) through a telescope for ...
    6 comments Most recent by entityApril 2012Nation → Science
  • The Parasites
    This is a thread for the parasitic, for all those things that feed on their living hosts. So I was in that weird part of the Internet again and I accidentally ...
    15 comments Most recent by EmberLeoMarch 2012Nation → Science
  • Supplements and dietary tweaking
    This is a thread to talk about the various vitamins, minerals and herbal supplements we are or were taking: why, what for, what works and what doesn't. Strictly speaking, if you are ...
    83 comments Most recent by GwenFebruary 2012Nation → Science
  • Airships ahoy
    Look, it's the Goodyear blimp!  This is thread for Zeppelins, dirigibles, and sundry lighter-than-air craft.  Old and new.  Ideas and theories; practicalities and applications.I'm fascinated by airships as a mode of transport ...
    7 comments Most recent by SekhmetDecember 2011Nation → Science
  • Unintended consequences #1: Antibiotics & emotions
    I'd like to use this thread to collect other unexpected discoveries about complex relationships - systems that you wouldn't think were linked, but turn out to be connected. Perhaps focusing here on ...
    20 comments Most recent by Grotto of NolteOctober 2011Nation → Science
  • Ardnamurchan Viking boat burial discovery 'a first'
    "The UK mainland's first fully intact Viking boat burial site has been uncovered in the west Highlands, archaeologists have said. The site, at Ardnamurchan, is thought to be more than 1,000 years old. ...
    9 comments Most recent by wonderlandOctober 2011Nation → Science
  • What is science?
    Science is a process of asking questions and eliminating wrong answers; I'm often surprised by the way it doesn't come across like that.  I thought it might be useful to talk about ...
    18 comments Most recent by Grotto of NolteSeptember 2011Nation → Science
  • Stonehenge acoustics "This how simple hand-clapping would have sounded in the centre of Stonehenge 4,000 years ago" 2:32 onwards: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-14746589 Sound of a 'ritual' 3:47
    3 comments Most recent by grantSeptember 2011Nation → Science
  • Inaudibility Cloaks
    So the invisibility cloaks we were promised have remained stubbornly 'just over the horizon' ever since we first heard about them. Yes, we've seen unconvincing greenish images projected onto a rain mac mounted ...
    5 comments Most recent by grantJune 2011Nation → Science
  • The Acoustics of Sherwood Forest
    Robin Hood's been popping up lately for me, on and off the board. And this morning, I just found this fascinating piece on Sherwood Forest's history as a Viking meeting place. PastHorizons.com: ...
    14 comments Most recent by genlobJune 2011Nation → Science
  • Is My Mobile Killing Bees?
    Apparently, after extensive testing, it's become clear that mobile phones are responsible for the decimation of bee populations.Only, that appears to be a link to the Daily Mail  website at the bottom ...
    4 comments Most recent by EmberLeoMay 2011Nation → Science
  • The Bates method for better eyesight
    "The Bates method is an alternative therapy aimed at improving eyesight. Eye-care physician William Horatio Bates, M.D., (1860–1931) attributed nearly all sight problems to habitual strain of the eyes." says Wikipedia. This is ...
    121 comments Most recent by genlobFebruary 2011Nation → Science
  • Britain's ancient trees Both are works in progress - add your own trees:  London guide   UK map
    3 comments Most recent by iamusOctober 2010Nation → Science

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