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Add catagory: Research Methods

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	"The [[Earhart Project]] is [[TIGHAR\|TIGHAR’s]] science-based investigation testing the [[Niku hypothesis\|hypothesis]] that [[Amelia Earhart]] and [[Fred Noonan]] landed, and eventually died, on [[Niku\|Gardner Island, now Nikumaroro,]] in the [[Republic of Kiribati]]. Archival research and nine expeditions to the [[Phoenix Islands]] have uncovered a compelling body of supporting evidence. Archaeological excavations during the [[Niku VI (2010)]] next expedition, scheduled for May/June 2010, will aim to recover artifacts from which Earhart’s DNA can be extracted. The expedition will also include a deep water search off the atoll’s fringing [[reef]] for the wreckage of the [[Electra\|airplane]]."[http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/AEdescr.html]		"The [[Earhart Project]] is [[TIGHAR\|TIGHAR’s]] science-based investigation testing the [[Niku hypothesis\|hypothesis]] that [[Amelia Earhart]] and [[Fred Noonan]] landed, and eventually died, on [[Niku\|Gardner Island, now Nikumaroro,]] in the [[Republic of Kiribati]]. Archival research and nine expeditions to the [[Phoenix Islands]] have uncovered a compelling body of supporting evidence. Archaeological excavations during the [[Niku VI (2010)]] next expedition, scheduled for May/June 2010, will aim to recover artifacts from which Earhart’s DNA can be extracted. The expedition will also include a deep water search off the atoll’s fringing [[reef]] for the wreckage of the [[Electra\|airplane]]."[http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/AEdescr.html]
			[[Category:Research Methods]]

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	* Aerodynamics (calculation of range of the aircraft).		* Aerodynamics (calculation of range of the aircraft).

	In addition, [[TIGHAR]] has done a great deal of archival and historical research, guided by the conviction that contemporary, first-hand accounts (''primary sources'') are to be given more weight than anecdotes, legends, or stories recorded at a much later date (''secondary sources''). Whether history is to be ranked as a science is something for historians, historiographers, and philosophers of science to debate among themselves. [[TIGHAR]] has made every possible effort to present the documentation for its case by assembling the primary sources in [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/ArchivedBulletins.html Research Bulletins.]		In addition, [[TIGHAR]] has done a great deal of archival and historical research, guided by the conviction that contemporary, first-hand accounts (''primary sources'') are to be given more weight than anecdotes, legends, or stories recorded at a much later date (''secondary sources''). Whether history is to be ranked as a science is something for historians, historiographers, and philosophers of science to debate among themselves. [[TIGHAR]] has made every possible effort to present the documentation for its case by assembling the primary sources in [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/ArchivedBulletins.html Research Bulletins] and [http://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/ResearchPapers/researchlist.html Research Papers] (among a multitude of other resources provided on the [http://tighar.org main website].

	"The [[Earhart Project]] is [[TIGHAR\|TIGHAR’s]] science-based investigation testing the [[Niku hypothesis\|hypothesis]] that [[Amelia Earhart]] and [[Fred Noonan]] landed, and eventually died, on [[Niku\|Gardner Island, now Nikumaroro,]] in the [[Republic of Kiribati]]. Archival research and nine expeditions to the [[Phoenix Islands]] have uncovered a compelling body of supporting evidence. Archaeological excavations during the [[Niku VI (2010)]] next expedition, scheduled for May/June 2010, will aim to recover artifacts from which Earhart’s DNA can be extracted. The expedition will also include a deep water search off the atoll’s fringing [[reef]] for the wreckage of the [[Electra\|airplane]]."[http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/AEdescr.html]		"The [[Earhart Project]] is [[TIGHAR\|TIGHAR’s]] science-based investigation testing the [[Niku hypothesis\|hypothesis]] that [[Amelia Earhart]] and [[Fred Noonan]] landed, and eventually died, on [[Niku\|Gardner Island, now Nikumaroro,]] in the [[Republic of Kiribati]]. Archival research and nine expeditions to the [[Phoenix Islands]] have uncovered a compelling body of supporting evidence. Archaeological excavations during the [[Niku VI (2010)]] next expedition, scheduled for May/June 2010, will aim to recover artifacts from which Earhart’s DNA can be extracted. The expedition will also include a deep water search off the atoll’s fringing [[reef]] for the wreckage of the [[Electra\|airplane]]."[http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/AEdescr.html]

Moleski at 15:51, 23 October 2009

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	* Aerodynamics (calculation of range of the aircraft).		* Aerodynamics (calculation of range of the aircraft).

	In addition, [[TIGHAR]] has done a great deal of archival and historical research, guided by the conviction that contemporary, first-hand accounts (primary sources) are to be given more weight than anecdotes, legends, or ~~memories~~ recorded at a much later date. Whether history is to be ranked as a science is something for historians, historiographers, and philosophers of science to debate among themselves. [[TIGHAR]] has made every possible effort to present the documentation for its case by assembling the primary sources in [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/ArchivedBulletins.html Research Bulletins.]		In addition, [[TIGHAR]] has done a great deal of archival and historical research, guided by the conviction that contemporary, first-hand accounts (''primary sources'') are to be given more weight than anecdotes, legends, or stories recorded at a much later date (''secondary sources''). Whether history is to be ranked as a science is something for historians, historiographers, and philosophers of science to debate among themselves. [[TIGHAR]] has made every possible effort to present the documentation for its case by assembling the primary sources in [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/ArchivedBulletins.html Research Bulletins.]

	"The [[Earhart Project]] is [[TIGHAR\|TIGHAR’s]] science-based investigation testing the [[Niku hypothesis\|hypothesis]] that [[Amelia Earhart]] and [[Fred Noonan]] landed, and eventually died, on [[Niku\|Gardner Island, now Nikumaroro,]] in the [[Republic of Kiribati]]. Archival research and nine expeditions to the [[Phoenix Islands]] have uncovered a compelling body of supporting evidence. Archaeological excavations during the [[Niku VI (2010)]] next expedition, scheduled for May/June 2010, will aim to recover artifacts from which Earhart’s DNA can be extracted. The expedition will also include a deep water search off the atoll’s fringing [[reef]] for the wreckage of the [[Electra\|airplane]]."[http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/AEdescr.html]		"The [[Earhart Project]] is [[TIGHAR\|TIGHAR’s]] science-based investigation testing the [[Niku hypothesis\|hypothesis]] that [[Amelia Earhart]] and [[Fred Noonan]] landed, and eventually died, on [[Niku\|Gardner Island, now Nikumaroro,]] in the [[Republic of Kiribati]]. Archival research and nine expeditions to the [[Phoenix Islands]] have uncovered a compelling body of supporting evidence. Archaeological excavations during the [[Niku VI (2010)]] next expedition, scheduled for May/June 2010, will aim to recover artifacts from which Earhart’s DNA can be extracted. The expedition will also include a deep water search off the atoll’s fringing [[reef]] for the wreckage of the [[Electra\|airplane]]."[http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/AEdescr.html]

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	In addition, [[TIGHAR]] has done a great deal of archival and historical research, guided by the conviction that contemporary, first-hand accounts (primary sources) are to be given more weight than anecdotes, legends, or memories recorded at a much later date. Whether history is to be ranked as a science is something for historians, historiographers, and philosophers of science to debate among themselves. [[TIGHAR]] has made every possible effort to present the documentation for its case by assembling the primary sources in [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/ArchivedBulletins.html Research Bulletins.]		In addition, [[TIGHAR]] has done a great deal of archival and historical research, guided by the conviction that contemporary, first-hand accounts (primary sources) are to be given more weight than anecdotes, legends, or memories recorded at a much later date. Whether history is to be ranked as a science is something for historians, historiographers, and philosophers of science to debate among themselves. [[TIGHAR]] has made every possible effort to present the documentation for its case by assembling the primary sources in [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/ArchivedBulletins.html Research Bulletins.]

			"The [[Earhart Project]] is [[TIGHAR\|TIGHAR’s]] science-based investigation testing the [[Niku hypothesis\|hypothesis]] that [[Amelia Earhart]] and [[Fred Noonan]] landed, and eventually died, on [[Niku\|Gardner Island, now Nikumaroro,]] in the [[Republic of Kiribati]]. Archival research and nine expeditions to the [[Phoenix Islands]] have uncovered a compelling body of supporting evidence. Archaeological excavations during the [[Niku VI (2010)]] next expedition, scheduled for May/June 2010, will aim to recover artifacts from which Earhart’s DNA can be extracted. The expedition will also include a deep water search off the atoll’s fringing [[reef]] for the wreckage of the [[Electra\|airplane]]."[http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/AEdescr.html]

Moleski at 13:39, 23 October 2009

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	* Materials testing.		* Materials testing.
	* DNA testing.		* DNA testing.
			* Archaeology.
			* Aerodynamics (calculation of range of the aircraft).

			In addition, [[TIGHAR]] has done a great deal of archival and historical research, guided by the conviction that contemporary, first-hand accounts (primary sources) are to be given more weight than anecdotes, legends, or memories recorded at a much later date. Whether history is to be ranked as a science is something for historians, historiographers, and philosophers of science to debate among themselves. [[TIGHAR]] has made every possible effort to present the documentation for its case by assembling the primary sources in [http://www.tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Research/Bulletins/ArchivedBulletins.html Research Bulletins.]

Moleski at 17:57, 17 October 2009

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	* Meteorology.		* Meteorology.
	* Forensic anthropology.		* Forensic anthropology.
	* [[~~Celestial Navigation\|~~Celestial navigation.]]		* [[Celestial navigation]].
	* Materials testing.		* Materials testing.
	* DNA testing.		* DNA testing.

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[[TIGHAR]] has called on a wide variety of scientific disciplines to help test the [[Niku Hypothesis]].
* Oceanology: reef formation, tide studies.
* Meteorology.
* Forensic anthropology.
* [[Celestial Navigation|Celestial navigation.]]
* Materials testing.
* DNA testing.