Why should everyone read what Galileo wrote?  To see what he did that they probably have not done during their lives to the point of time they are reading what he wrote.  Like, read what Aristotle had written nearly two millennia earlier?  What Galileo wrote is only about four centuries ago.

We know more about space than the behavior and structure of the ocean deep. Scientists recently discovered that deep ocean currents cause sediment avalanches and changes to rivers and the sea floor.

Isn’t modern science and technology wonderful? The UN has confirmed that official data indicates 2017 will be a record year for worldwide food production.

The famous greenhouse gas theory is missing from the most important and detailed US government climate report of all time. What gives? Have Donald Trump and the Russians rigged it?

Everyone cherishes the night. For most of us it’s a time for contemplation, rest and recuperation from the day’s hectic activities. For others, a “day of work” starts at nightfall.

Consensus climate scientists have long been personal and damning in their criticism of those who don’t agree with them. They’ve threatened physical violence (Ben Santer: “Next time I see Pat Michaels at a scientific meeting, I’ll be tempted to beat the crap out of him. Very tempted.”).

Characterizing a professional, respected scientist as an unqualified vengeful opinion writer is the same kind of power attack as rape. It’s meant to humiliate and intimidate.

We started writing this article before the German elections in September, which included Angela Merkel for Chancellor. At the end of the article we gave advice to the German voters.

How deep can seawater penetrate through cracks and fissures into the seafloor? Using a new analysis method, an international team of researchers, led by the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, has discovered that the water can penetrate more than 10 kilometres below the seabed.

There are more than a dozen versions of the IAT, each designed to evaluate unconscious social attitudes towards a particular characteristic, such as weight, age, gender, sexual orientation, or race. They work by measuring how quick you are to associate certain words with certain groups.

American climate researcher and registered professional engineer, Nicholas Schroeder admits he is a ‘denier’ of the man-made global warming narrative. Like many highly-educated experts with a scientific background, he understands that mankind’s trivial carbon dioxide (CO2) contribution to earth’s atmosphere can have no measurable impact on climate change.

In short, the ‘science’ promoting catastrophic man-made global warming (image above) is a con job.

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Skywatchers have begun catching glimpses of this month’s “supermoon” – when the Moon appears larger and brighter in the sky.