
Over the past several months, I’ve been developing automated lab technologies, vibe-engineering embedded systems that will explore biology in a way that I’ve always wanted to explore life’s possibilities
Written by Alex Washburne

Over the past several months, I’ve been developing automated lab technologies, vibe-engineering embedded systems that will explore biology in a way that I’ve always wanted to explore life’s possibilities
Written by William M Briggs

A doctor, a physician, has decided that the drug Profital™ if taken prophylactically will prevent the ‘Screaming Willies’ most of the time, and that the drug’s side effects won’t scar many
Written by Eccentrik

Shortly after the mass rollout of the C-19 nanoweapon injections, scientists, researchers, and laypersons alike shared their findings
Written by Joanne Nova

Despite the news headlines about the hottest ever heatwave in Victoria this week — old Australian newspapers are mysteriously full of reports of hotter temperatures
Written by Dr. Matthew Wielicki

Is ‘climate change’ really making winters colder? As brutal polar vortex blasts freeze the U.S. in 2026, many media outlets scream a warming planet is paradoxically causing freezing temps
Written by Harold Hutchison

Former Vice President Al Gore said on Wednesday that government policy should promote “regenerative agriculture” during a discussion at the World Economic Forum
Written by Jon Fleetwood

Despite claiming to have formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization, the Trump administration has confirmed it is still in active discussions with the agency about participating in next year’s global influenza vaccine strain-selection process—at the same time the U.S. government is funding influenza bird flu gain-of-function research and a $500 million influenza vaccine initiative
Written by Haley Zaremba

As AI integration soars on a global level, the amount of energy consumed by large language models is also exploding
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

As Matthew Wielicki observes, there is something a bit perverse in documenting a dramatic decrease in cloud cover over Europe over 40 years, as the EU’s “Copernicus Climate Change Service” has done, then conclude that the detected warming that followed the big hot yellow thing in the sky landing more of its rays on the place was definitely not the cause of it
Written by Jerm Warfare

Jeremy Kuzmarov is the Managing Editor of CovertAction Magazine and a critic of US foreign policy and intelligence operations
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

Speaking of ‘climate deniers’, a headline in MSN tells us of “The multi-million dollar race to shade the sun and stop climate change”
Written by Lynne Balzer

The 2025 annual report recently issued by the National Centers for Environmental Information, a division of NOAA, claims that 2025 was the third hottest year in recorded history
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

Oh dear. That dreadful Donald Trump. The New York Times emails us that “Trump’s war on climate is thumping Detroit”. His war on climate….
Written by James T Moodey

Gas physics was discovered and developed by factory engineers who invented gas physics instruments, starting with the American Meter Company’s invention of the gas meter in 1836
Written by Jerm Warfare

Ferdinand Santos, a scientist with a background in physics and IT, laid into space exploration and the Apollo missions so hard that Neil Armstrong thought he was back in flight school
Written by Epp Tuul

Bayer, the manufacturer of Roundup, the world’s best-selling weed killer, has faced thousands of lawsuits in the US, for the main ingredient of the product, glyphosate, has been linked to non-Hodgkin lymphoma and other forms of cancer