The James Webb Space Telescope took these stunning pictures of the solar system’s biggest planet in July.
James Webb Telescope reveals ‘incredible’ Views Of Jupiter
Written by BBC
NASA identifies landing sites for next trip to the Moon
Written by Katyanna Quach
The next US astronauts to set foot on the Moon will find themselves on the summit of a mountain range or the ridge of a crater near the lunar south pole.
Everything You Need To Know About Rabies (But Were Afraid To Ask)
Written by Dr. Sam Bailey and PSI Editor
Despite rabies never coming close to most people’s lives, it has long haunted the human imagination due to the associations with crazed biting, insomnia, male predominance, and hypersexuality.
Why UK ONS data shouldn’t be used to justify public policy
Written by Steve Kirsch
Here’s why I believe the UK Government Office of National Statistics data is unreliable and shouldn’t be used by either side. This is a new analysis.
Brain stimulation boosts memory for a month
Written by BBC
Scientists have discovered they can boost people’s memory for a least a month by harmlessly stimulating parts of the brain with electricity
Fauci Announces He’s Stepping Down as NIAID Director
Written by Zachary Streiber
Dr. Anthony Fauci is stepping down from three government positions that he currently holds, he announced on Aug. 22.
The CDC needs new leadership, not reorganization
Written by washingtonexaminer.com
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky admitted this week that her agency made “some pretty dramatic public mistakes” handling the coronavirus, promising to “pivot” the organization so that it can better provide information to ordinary people.
Lack Of ‘Base-Load Power’ Causing Massive Energy Price Increases
Written by Sky News Australia
Copenhagen Consensus President Bjorn Lomborg says the world tried to introduce renewables to the grid without having enough base-load power to support it.
Human Embryos WITHOUT HEADS to be Grown in Mechanical Wombs
Written by Igor Chudov
The craziest stuff is being planned as a new commercial startup project (archive link).
How Big Tech Surveillance Finds ‘Problems’ Where None Exist
Written by Various
This is a two-part article. The first part deails with how AI is programmed to flag ‘child abuse’ where none exists. Part two examines why we didn’t see this intrusion onto our private lives earlier.
American Otolaryngologist Says Covid is Flu Re-branded
Written by Joel Smalley
Occasionally, I find pithy articles that wonderfully capture the essence of the COVID plandemic. This one from Dr Howard David Stupak, an American otolaryngologist, is just such and worth sharing in my opinion.
The Evidence Proves That CO2 is Not a Greenhouse Gas
Written by Dr Tim Ball
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) claim of human-caused global warming is built on the assumption that an increase in atmospheric CO2 causes an increase in global temperature.
Now alarmists blame heart disease on the weather
Written by Andy Rowlands
A few days ago, abc news carried an article with the title ‘Rise in heart disease may be explained by extreme weather conditions‘
Misinformation, Disinformation, and the Climate Sciences: Part 2, Our broken peer-review process
Written by Koen Vogel
What is misinformation, and how can we prevent it? Part 1 of this article dealt with misinformation, and how to combat it in a scientific manner. Part 2 takes a long scientific look at the “climate alarmist” article that caused the Great Barrier Reef controversy, and our currently floundering peer-review process that enables the scientific publishing of misinformation.
Exactly What Is Behind The UN & WEF Insects As Food Agenda? [Updated]
Written by substack.com
The two most prominent One World Government nodes in the UN and WEF have been aggressively pushing the bug food agenda for close to a decade now.
Excess mortality analysis, Germany, 2020 to 2022
Written by Joel Smalley
Something must have happened in April 2021 that led to a sudden and sustained increase in mortality in the age groups below 80 years.