For years, scientists have argued about whether or not Planet Nine exists, but now NASA says that it does

The tardigrade, also known as the moss piglet or water bear, is a bizarre, microscopic creature that looks like something out of a Disney nightmare scene: strange but not particularly threatening. The pudgy, eight-legged, water-borne creature appears to be perpetually puckering. It’s the farthest thing from what you’d expect an unstoppable organism to look like.

A bracing analysis of the poster child of globalist alarmism: what you always wanted to know about Arctic sea ice but were afraid to ask

A set of international codes are used by the medical industry for billing purposes under Medicare-Medicaid and the private insurance companies, but it’s not just about billing

As companies race to expand ‘renewable’ energy and the batteries to store it, finding sufficient amounts of rare earth metals to build the technology is no easy feat. That’s leading mining companies to take a closer look at a largely unexplored frontier – the deep ocean seabed.

If the VAED didn’t get you the first time round, and you survived the ADE in the second, the AE might get you in the end!

It is so easy. Here’s how they did it

Klaus Schwab has banned vaccinated pilots from transporting World Economic Forum members in and out of Davos due to the safety risk they pose

The globalist elites and their private jets are now in Davos, Switzerland, for yet another World Economic Forum lie-fest built on a week of fine dining and billionaire back-slapping in luxurious surrounds – with a few meetings in between.

Dr Clare Craig reminded me yesterday of this little gem I co-authored with her and Dr Jonathan Engler over two years ago for the Daily Sceptic

The French are falling back in love with nuclear energy, and so is their president. Britain needs to do the same, and quickly.

After the much-lauded battery start-up Britishvolt collapsed into administration, Net Zero Watch has reiterated its warning that the Government’s policy of green interventionism and Net Zero dogmatism is a recipe for economic and political disaster

In a land of 330 million people, 280 million Americans own a smartphone. Not surprisingly, smartphones are by far the most popular digital devices in our lives. We spend inordinate amounts of time on our phones, scrolling, swiping, and searching for information.

Legislators in Michigan have joined President Biden and the green blob in the fantasy of forcing a 100 percent renewable transition. That would mean wind, solar, and batteries for our electric grids and more demand from electric vehicles

Climate change, as defined by the United Nations, “Refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. These shifts may be natural, such as through variations in the solar cycle.” That’s actually a good definition.