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Over the last two weeks I've posted the first four parts of the fantastic Standing With Stones documentary (England and Wales and Ireland), filmed over the course of a two year tour of the monuments by film-maker Michael Bott and presenter Rupert Soskin. If you're in a hurry to watch the entire thing, head to the Vimeo album that Michael Bott has put together. Otherwise, embedded in this story are the final three instalments in the series, featuring the megaliths of northern England and the Isle of Man, Scotland, and the Scottish Isles.
If you watch and enjoy the film, make sure you do the right thing by heading to the Standing With Stones website and donating a dollar or ten to the film-makers - I'm sure you'll agree its richly deserved, and we should be encouraging and helping to fund more features like this one by open-minded, independent people. They're still to recover production costs from two years of filming, so if you can spare the change do it!
Previously on TDG:
Daily News Scan
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- On the weekend Rick told you about a 'lost city' found in the Cambodian jungle. Alan Boyle has more details plus an update from the research team (city was "part of a vast urban network").
- Take a look around Tutankhamen's tomb in ultra-high resolution!
- The sounds of the ancient past. Worth it just for the ancient flute being played.
- U.S. government involvement in UFO disinformation is "a fractured hall of mirrors with a quicksand floor".
- Four government conspiracies that make PRISM look pedestrian.
- Mysterious subatomic particle may represent exotic new form of matter.
- How Darwin helped invent the idea of aliens.
- Humanity's next giant leap: our future in space.
- Here's what happens when you light a fire in space.
- Modern day alchemist Sash Shulgin turns 88!
- The case of the saucer and the devil girl.
- To the internet balloon!
- Scientists put backpacks on dragonflies.
- The need for weirdness in science.
- The Grimerica podcast chats with a legend in the parapsychological field, Dr Stanley Krippner.
- I was highly critical of how stupid the scientist characters in Prometheus were. I may have to revise that criticism.
- Epigenetics: how what grandma did has left a mark on your genes. That's genes, not jeans…another way spelling can totally change the meaning of a headline.
- The noctilucent clouds are coming for us all...
- The virtual dissection table. Can I get one of these for my kids?
- They're digging for Hoffa again.
Quote of the Day:
The mainstream media now seems far more interested in what I said when I was 17 or what my girlfriend looks like rather than, say, the largest program of suspicionless surveillance in human history.
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