Talk:University of Bremen

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The article is confused about the name of the university. There is no such thing as the "University of Bremen". It's "Universität Bremen".

On the university internet homepage the English language pages also say "University of Bremen". So this is an official translation. 77.183.72.38 13:59, 8 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

correct, the english language pages say "university of bremen". take a look: http://www.portrait.uni-bremen.de/index_en.html --Freiwilliger 11:41, 9 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Someone speaking English should review this article. There are some errors and colloquial expressions. An Academics section would be desirable.

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Palmen in der Arktis Nature Geosience

http://www.idw-online.de/pages/de/news340711

Ist es nicht wahrscheinlicher, aus Sicht der Deutschen Astronomie, dass sich die Erde bei ihrer Bahn in einem Jahr um die Sonne, so gedreht hat, dass das, was heute bei der Erdkugel die Arktis ist, damals in Richtung zum heutigen Aeqautorbreitengrad Null Grad gedreht hat. Diese Astronomische Sicht des Sonnensystems und der Erde erklaert auch die Erdoelvorkommen, Erdgasvorkommen, Kohlevorkommen (Ursprung Biosphaere Carbonzeitalter). Niemand weiss die chemikalische Begruendung und die physikalische Begruendung dafuer, dass sich die Erde in 365/366 (Schaltjahr) um die Sonne dreht. Geschweige hat die Chemische Technik oder Technische Chemie fuer den Gewaltigen Antrieb der Erde eine Nachbaubare Nachkonstruierbare Erklaerung. In einem Jahr (366 Sonnenaufgaenge) bewegt eine unerklaerliche Kraft unerklaerische chemische Reaktion die Erde in 8760/8784 Stunden (http://de.wiki.x.io/wiki/Erdbahn) um die Sonne. Geschweige hat die Chemische Technik oder Technische Chemie fuer den Gewaltigen Antrieb der Erde ("940 Mio. km" pro Jahr http://de.wiki.x.io/wiki/Erdbahn#Sonnenbahn) eine Nachbaubare Nachkonstruierbare Erklaerung. 82.109.84.114 (talk) 11:16, 26 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]