Today’s intertnet is not the last frontier of communication. Physicists have created a new method of communication in which information can be sent on what’s called a “quantum internet,” a network of quantum devices delivering hyper-secure communications, ultra-accurate timekeeping, and dozens of other applications scientists can’t even begin to anticipate. To even try is like expecting Alan Turing to predict TikTok.

On Friday NASA released footage of the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter flying further and faster than ever before.

Despite the current rising trend of carbon dioxide levels, arctic ice is actually expanding, not melting.

World Economic Forum technocrats are urging people to ditch meat and other foods deemed to be harmful to the planet and instead consume “climate beneficial foods” such as seaweed, algae and cacti. No word on whether that was on the menu at Davos.

Are some Covid vaccine batches more toxic than others? Batch codes and associated deaths, disabilities and illnesses for Covid 19 Vaccines

Many people interested in science are also keenly interested in music, and vice versa. But what is the connection between music and science?

The famous double-slit experiment–a now classic showcase of how both light and matter are able to behave as both waves, and particles in their “classical” physical definition–seems almost like magic to many of us.

A historian says genetically modifying and controlling all human beings is a necessity–and is coming soon

At present, the adverse events brought about by the COVID-19 vaccines are getting more and more attention from the public. If vaccination causes injury or damage, how can the body heal itself?

ANH founder Rob Verkerk PhD poses facts and speculates as to possible outcomes and what we should do

The fact that more and more people are living longer lives has led to a bittersweet reality.

China’s national medical insurance will be exhausted in 3 ½ years if they keep Covid testing at the current rate

Eggs can cause people to have a high cholesterol level? Popcorn has no nutritional value? Soybeans and yams can cause cancer if eaten in excess?

The headlines behind the macronutrient needs of the body (also called “macros”), which make up carbohydrate, fat, and protein, have been either glorified or demonized over the years.

In this interview, repeat guest Dr. Malcolm Kendrick, a board-certified family physician and author of the book, “The Clot Thickens: The Enduring Mystery of Heart Disease,” reviews the underlying mechanisms for heart disease, which for the last century has been the leading cause of death in the U.S.