Those two moons of Mars are celestially eccentric oddities
New Japanese spacecraft aims to explore mysterious moons of Mars
Written by Leonard David
Climate policies being scaled back due to public backlash
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus
As the real impact of climate policy is felt in the real world, lots of people are objecting that it’s hurting more than we were promised. A lot more
Climate ‘tipping points’ That Can’t Be Defined Don’t Exist
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus
Among the metaphors that obstruct thought rather than facilitate it is the notion of multiple tipping points
Nearly 1 in 3 Covid Vax Recipients Suffered Neurological Side Effects
Written by Naveen Athrappully
The people included in the study suffered from headaches, tremors, muscle spasms, insomnia, sleepiness, vertigo, and difficulty in concentration
Number of planned low-orbit satellites Now Exceeds One Million
Written by Arthur Firstenberg
On Sunday, SpaceX launched 23 satellites from Cape Canaveral in the morning, and 22 more from Vandenberg Air Force Base in the evening. This brought the total number of operating satellites irradiating the Earth to about 8,800
Universities Failing us: Globalist Leaders, Woke Agendas, Dodgy Funding
Written by Professor Gloria Moss Ph.D. FCIPD
VT’s Gloria Moss brings you the latest shocking news from Universities across the world
Can humans reproduce in space? Mouse breakthrough on ISS a promising sign
Written by Robert Lea
This is the first-ever study that shows mammals may be able to thrive in space
The Great ‘Green Energy Transition’ That Wasn’t
Written by Stephen Moore
One of the textbook marketing flops of all time was the Ford Edsel sedan, heralded as the hot new car in the late 1950s
Musk: “We Dug Our Own Grave With Tesla Cybertruck”
Written by Alisa Priddle
Tesla CEO also says Cybertrucks will trickle out until 2025, and admits that making this truck is hard
The Judical Bloodletting of a Federal Judge
Written by Wayne A Rohde
The following is a story of a federal judge who has issued opinions in favor of a few vaccine injury petitions on appeal
On Being a “PreBunked Malinformant”
Written by John Leake
The daily battle with bots, automatons, philistines, and brainwashed kids
Texan Turbine Graveyards Becomes Latest ‘Green’ Tourism Venture
Written by Stop These Things
A while back, wind industry spinners reckoned tourists would flock to see a few of these whirling wonders in action, now they’re flocking to their graveyards
NASA spacecraft keeps on going faster and faster
Written by Mark Kaufman
Over the past couple years, NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has continually smashed its own speed records. And in the next year, it will continue to break more records
Interview With Emeritus Professor Demetris Koutsoyiannis
Written by Franco Battaglia
Demetris Koutsoyiannis is Emeritus Professor of Hydrology and Hydrosystem Analysis at the National Technical University of Athens
True cost of net zero same as spending £31m a Year for 31,000 years!
Written by Matt Ridley
The truth is out. An official report has admitted for the first time the scale of the cost of reaching net zero by 2050
Cholesterol and Statins – Which One is Good, Which One is Bad?
Written by Joel Smalley
A good friend told me she’s off to the hospital this afternoon to have her cholesterol checked on the insistence of her partner