In this video, Dr. John Campbell is looking at overall deaths in the unvaccinated using 2 official datasets.

In this video, Scotty Kilmer goes over what solar panel companies aren’t telling you and why you shouldn’t install solar panels.

This is the final video covering the history of virology and it delves into polio and issues with the electron microscope.

In this video, we look at the current figures promoting the virus isolation discussion and some words of caution.

Live tonight on TNT Radio’s Sky Dragon Slaying show between 7pm-9pm Eastern are Stella Morabito and Chris Skates speaking with Principia Scientific International’s trio of Joe Olson, Joe Postma and John O’Sullivan.

If you happened to miss this livestream (Sept. 16, 2023, 8pm MDT) you can now view it in full. This was the first time in history where the entire temperature structure of the Earth’s surface and atmosphere (i.e., the troposphere) is explained all in one place, in one lecture.

Once considered just another icy moon Enceladus sparked immense scientific interest with a series of mind-boggling revelations that revolutionised our understanding of this celestial body.

Back in 2006 everyone’s favourite icy world, Pluto, was demoted from major planet to dwarf planet. But is this classification correct? Or should it be something else?

In this video, we look at the clinical definition of smallpox, the supposed Chamberland filter whose pore sizes still allows toxic materials through.

In this video, we continue to exam the historical record regarding the small pox vaccine.

Forensic analysis has allowed scientists to create the most lifelike model yet of an individual from British prehistory. Their work reveals how he lived and ate, and may even shed light on the origins of Stonehenge itself.

Just like a playground has rules, the universe follows the laws of physics.

In this recurring feature from the Climate Discussion Nexus, we check claims of relentless sea level rise against actual data.

In our macro world, everything has shape, occupies space, and behaves predictably. We’re used to the expected: thin materials tear, ice chills, flames burn, and water flows downwards.

In this video, Jim Dale and Brian Catt discuss a new record for the most consecutive days above 30 degrees in September.

In this video, we look at the Vaccination Acts that added compulsory Vaccination to England.