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NASA: Antarctic Ozone Hole Smallest Since Discovery In 1982

Written by Katherine Rodriguez

ozone oct 2019

The hole in the ozone has reached its smallest size since scientists discovered it in 1982 due to unusual weather patterns in the upper atmosphere above Antarctica, according to NASA.

The hole fluctuates every year and is usually largest during the coldest months in the southern hemisphere, between late September and early October.

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Can marketplace science be trusted?

Written by Paul Lucier

Four years after the first issue of Nature was published, the US National Academy of Sciences (NAS) faced an existential crisis. In October 1873, one of its original members demanded the expulsion of another member for swindling.

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Bleak outlook for UK energy usage

Written by Andy Rowlands

Venezuela crisis: Two more things people will have to do ...

A few days ago I was told about a website called Gridwatch. It was created to monitor the daily power requirements for the UK, and shows the contributions of all the current power generators around the country. It updates itself every 15 minutes.

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Video: Reasons to Fear Elon Musk’s AI Brain Implants

Written by Peter and Ginger Breggin

Elon Musk, founder of Tesla, has rolled out his progressing technology for the brain by hooking up living brains with  supercomputers. But what will happen to the humans enmeshed in this catastrophe and who will be controlling them?

An important video called Putting a Chip in Your Brain Will Not Make You a Superhero or a God  documents the history of mind control, The Minds of Men.

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Newly Discovered Microorganisms Band Together, ‘Flip Out’

Written by Meghan Rosen, Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Choanoflagellate - Wikipedia

Scientists have found a new species of choanoflagellate. This close relative of animals forms sheets of cells that “flip” inside-out in response to light, alternating between a cup-shaped feeding form and a ball-like swimming form. The organism could offer clues about animals’ early evolution.

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Don’t Let Climate Alarmists Anywhere Near Rocket Science

Written by Larry Bell

NASA commits to building Space Launch System, sets 2018 to ...

Last Thursday I was honored to be invited by the NASA Johnson Space Center’s Alumni League to be their monthly meeting speaker. These were competent and dedicated people who had key roles — along with countless other marvels — in sending other mutually distinguished and brave friends to the moon.

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