Written by Science Daily
The nature of hydrothermal activity at ‘petit-spot’ volcanoes have not been revealed at all. Now, scientists reveal that petit-spot hydrothermal activity occurs on the deepest seafloor known to date and could release carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane, which may have implications for the global carbon cycle
Written by Welcome The Eagle
A very impressive graphical analysis by my new friend Hervé!
Written by John Leake
FDR once remarked that, “I ask you to judge me by the enemies I have made.” When I first heard this in my younger days, I thought it sounded like mere bravado. Nowadays, having lots of enemies in high places strikes me as the surest sign that one is doing the right thing
Written by BBC
Scientists have shared amazing ultraviolet images of Mars showing it in a whole new light
Written by Robert W Malone MD, MS
The US Government Administrative State has crossed the Orwellian line
Written by Alex Gutentag
The organization has already launched a “social listening” surveillance program powered by AI
Written by Harry Lee
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has issued a drug safety signal (pdf) regarding the potential risk of thyroid cancer associated with certain classes of medications
Written by John Mac Ghillion
“Ghosting,” the practice of ending a relationship suddenly, and without any explanation, cutting off all forms of communication with another person, is very costly
Written by Joel Smalley
Exclusive data analysis of Florida Health ought to end the argument. In any decent, honest, intelligent society at any rate
Written by Dr Peter McCullough MD, MPH
Dr. Helene Banoun elucidates the history of misguided use of genetic code for vaccination
Written by John Leake
For several years I’ve been turning over in my mind an idea that initially struck me as far-fetched, but now strikes me as a distinct possibility
Written by Edward Malnick
UK households will pay a £170-a-year green levy on energy bills in the coming days, with Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt accused of “slyly” shifting costs back to consumers
Written by BBC
People in the UK are less likely to survive treatable conditions, such as breast cancer and stroke, than those in other rich nations, a study has found
Written by National American Renaissance Movement
Written by Dr Peter McCullough MD, MPH
In Cincinnati the “Queen of the West,” there is a part of the city called “Pill Hill” where many hospitals are located
Written by Corrine Lund RN / BSN / CEN
In an attempt to gleam actual facts regarding COVID and medical care, I am compelled to parse through the wide spectrum of conflicting politically biased “information” that is constantly pushed out