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- Rehydroxylation Dating
I referred to this news story as being potentially the archaeological story of the decade on twitter. Potentially is a good weasel word, but if Rehydroxylation Dating can be independently verified then it could be a more important form of dating than radiocarbon dating. The reason it’s so exciting is that this method will allow [...]
- I'm not sure what the rate of interest is
This entry is part of a series, Cancer Blogging» The cancer blogging continues. See the introduction for more details.
Chemotherapy may have side-effects, so I was advised to visit a sperm bank. How badly did this go?
There’s four dimensions you can see. Three dimensions of space and an extra one of time. However that leaves [...]
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