Shaded bits of lava tubes stay at 17°C all lunar day and all lunar night, a contrast with the rest of Luna’s frequent fluctuations
NASA finds comfortably warm spots all over the Moon
Written by Laura Dobberstein
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New cooling system trialled on London Tube
Written by coolingpost.com
A new cooling solution is being trialled on the London Underground with a view to reducing temperatures on the network’s deep stations.
How To Create Mean Temperature Means (part 1)
Written by John Dee
In the field of climate science one thing is more certain than political interference and lapdog journalists, and that is climate variability.
DO NOT lock down, DO NOT inoculate, DO NOT FEAR
Written by americasfrontlinedoctors.org
On July 23, 2022, The World Health Organization declared monkeypox a global emergency of international health concern after just FIVE deaths.
Expert reluctantly admits Svalbard polar bears are thriving
Written by Dr. Susan Crockford
In an article published last week, polar bear specialist Jon Aars is quoted as saying that Svalbard bears are “unexpectedly” thriving.
Nature, not Parliament, Rules the Weather
Written by Viv Forbes
Despite Green/ABC propaganda, recent Australian floods were not caused by coal, cattle or cars. Weather is driven by winds; solar energy powers the winds and draws moisture for them from the oceans.
Doctor Files $25 Million Lawsuit Against Hospital For Smearing Her As ‘Dangerous’
Written by Jamie White
A Texas MD is suing Houston Methodist Hospital for revoking her medical privileges after sharing her views of ivermectin and vaccine mandates on social media.
Biggest canyon in the Solar System photographed by ESA’s Mars Express
Written by BBC
A European Space Agency mission has captured incredible images from deep inside the largest known canyon in the Solar System.
Jim Fitton: Iraqi court overturns conviction of British geologist
Written by BBC
An Iraqi court has overturned the conviction of a British geologist wrongfully jailed for antiquities smuggling, his lawyer has said.
‘Greenhouse Gas Effect Does Not Exist,’ Says Swiss Physicist
Written by Jerome R. Corsi, Ph.D.
Hot on the heels of a German scientist publicly saying there is no such thing as the ‘greenhouse effect’, a Swiss physicist now says the same thing.
Two decades of Alzheimer’s research may be based on deliberate fraud
Written by Mark Sumner
Last month, drug company Genentech reported on the first clinical trials of the drug crenezumab, a drug targeting amyloid proteins that form sticky plaques in the brains of Alzheimer’s disease patients.
Are they hiding the effect of 5G by calling it “Long Covid”?
Written by Jim Crenshaw
They are using “Monkey Pox” to hide shingles from the jabs and an excuse for another shot (Monkey Pox jab) to kill more people.
Ministers do not know if Covid travel rules worked, report finds
Written by BBC
The government “doesn’t know” if its Covid travel restrictions worked, MPs have said.
Netherlands Nitrogen Policy Will Severely Damage Farming
Written by Dr Joseph Mercola
In early June 2022, the government of The Netherlands announced it would cut the size of livestock herds in the country by 30 percent to meet European Union nitrogen and ammonia pollution rules.
DARPA seeks portable muon-making machine
Written by Simon Sharwood
The United States Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has initiated a program it hopes will create a portable muon generator.
Russian ChessBot breaks child opponent’s finger
Written by Simon Sharwood
The incident happened at a Moscow tournament on July 19, when a robotic arm that uses AI to help it play three games at once went rogue. Its antics went viral after video appeared online