Written by Paul Seaburn
Is there lakes on Mars?
Not exactly proper English for a remake of David Bowie’s classic song, but in this case the answer is “Yes” … or at least “Yes, at one time.”
For the first time ever, researchers have found solid evidence of large liquid lakes on Mars that were interconnected and possibly teeming with life. Cavemen, sailors and lawmen?
Written by Dr Klaus L E Kaiser
Artificially glowing yeast cells in a test tube . Credit: Sergei Shakhov, Science Daily.
Just when lighting technology has made a quantum leap, from incandescent light bulbs to light emitting diodes (LEDs), a new lighting idea appears on the (yet very far) horizon: bioluminescent (glowing) plants.
Written by Press For Truth
If you haven’t yet heard of the coming global 5G wifi system you must be living under a rock and if that’s the case…you might be better off!
By blanketing the earth in a mosaic of small geographical areas called “cells” the idea is that when a cell phone or wifi user crosses from one cell to another, his mobile device is automatically “handed off” seamlessly to the antenna in the new cell.
Written by Press Association
Last summer’s high temperatures boosted the bumper harvest but Wines of Great Britain (WineGB) said it predicted further substantial growth as a result of the ongoing proliferation of vineyards.
The figures show the recent rapid expansion of production, rising from 6.3 million bottles in 2014 and 5.9 million in 2017, with small fluctuations in between largely due to the effect of weather.
Written by Herb Rose
In order to convince someone that what they believe is wrong you must show them that it contradicts something else that they believe in more strongly. There is a point where you reach that fundamental belief that cannot be shaken or discredited and any discussion beyond that point will have no effect.
Written by Amber William
In a new report prepared for Prime Minister Putin by the Institute of Physics of the Earth warned that America in the next two weeks is in danger of catastrophic proportions Earthquake .
Focusing on the U.S., Mexico, Central and South America, and the region along the west coast of the New Madrid zone Fault.
Written by Roger Taverner
For decades the official Stonehenge guidebooks have been full of fascinating facts and figures and theories surrounding the world’s greatest prehistoric monument.
What the glossy brochures do not mention, however, is the systematic rebuilding of the 4,000 year old stone circle throughout the 20th Century.
Written by Paul Homewood
Readers will recall the BBC’s naive coverage of that IPPR report last month, which claimed environmental breakdown was imminent, partly because of climate change.
Politicians and policymakers have failed to grasp the gravity of the environmental crisis facing the Earth, a report claims.
Written by Tyler Durden
A blast of cold air is expected to dump into the Midwest and Northeast following this weekend’s snowstorm. Temperatures in the affected areas are expected to plunge on Monday to record lows, highly unusual for this time of the year, which will disrupt power and gas markets.
Written by Joe Martino
Amidst the climate alarmism that is sometimes misplaced, there are stories that paint a different picture.
Written by European Space Agency
Using unprecedented in-situ data from ESA’s Cluster mission, scientists have shed light on the ever-changing nature of Earth’s shield against cosmic radiation, its bow shock, revealing how this particle accelerator transfers and redistributes energy throughout space.
Written by Alan Gray
Over the past 40 years, Al Gore and his Anthropogenic Global Warming crew warned millions would die from runaway heat. The cause of this runaway heat, they said, was human-produced Carbon Dioxide (CO2).
Written by Alicia Cashman
Don’t you find it interesting that Zika has virtually disappeared from the spotlight? This is no coincidence. Just as we no longer hear about all the “mass shootings,” Zika has disappeared from the radar. I do believe both to be agendas set in motion.
Written by Alicia Cashman
Recently, a study came out by Wormser et al. on the efficacy of a 14-day course of amoxicillin for patients with erythema migrans (EM). The study purports to be the first clinical study in the U.S. that validates this regimen but states foreign studies have already done so (1).
Written by Joseph E Postma
Following from my last post on the purpose of climate alarm, a commentator added this extremely important summary of the history and mechanics of the alarmist campaign:
Written by Matt Ridley
‘The whole aim of practical politics,’ wrote H.L. Mencken, ‘is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary.’
Newspapers, politicians, and pressure groups have been moving smoothly for decades from one forecast apocalypse to another (nuclear power, acid rain, the ozone layer, mad cow disease, nanotechnology, genetically modified crops, the millennium bug…) without waiting to be proved right or wrong.