In this video, McKeegan addresses a claim that he has seen several times regarding the moon landing.

After my first video proved quite popular, Geoff has some more to add, and some key questions about EV ownership.

Starting in the 20th century, the fertility rates of the world went crashing down. In just one or two generations nations went from 7 or 8 babies per woman on average to 1 or 2.

Autopsies teach. Are we interested in learning as much as we can?

A submarine implosion sounds terrifying, but what does actually happen during a submarine implosion?

One of the most famous stars we can see, Betelgeuse, is set to go supernova extremely soon and when it does it will shine as bright as the full moon in our sky and you will even be able to see it during the day!

In this video, Ben Hansen meets with a Navy pilot that had a traumatic encounter with a UFO. Despite this happening years ago, he still gets emotional while recalling the experience.

In this video, we first examine some of the first descriptions of diabetes and we see in the late 1800s it was quite rare.

In this video, we explore the increase in heart disease over the last century and a half.

Nobel laureate Dr. John Clauser, a CO₂ Coalition Board of Directors member, delivered a keynote lecture at Quantum Korea 2023 Seoul on June 26, 2023, saying “I don’t believe there is a climate crisis” in his keynote address

Norway’s energy ministry approved oil and gas projects with a total value of more than 200 billion kroner ($18.5 billion) as Europe’s biggest supplier of natural gas works to keep up production

From the most exclusive enclave on the U.S. West Coast — Malibu, where the median cost of a ‘single family home’ is $7 million — comes a voice of sympathy for the everyday concerns of struggling British workers

The Italian parliament, demonstrating confidence in Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni (pictured), this week formally backed her plan to reintroduce nuclear power plants into Italy’s energy mix, reversing the nation’s 1987 moratorium on nuclear power

The wind cultist is always ready to spear hundreds of giant 240m (787ft) industrial wind turbines into your backyard, but howls bloody outrage should the ‘favour’ look like being returned

Around 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Monday, June 27, the sun had gone down in Alberta and there was no wind power production to be had

The crash in Siemens Energy’s share price on Friday has admirably highlighted an issue with wind costs that colleagues and I have been examining for more than a decade