The so-called hiatus in global annual average temperature between 2002 – 2014, once controversial to some but now well-established in the peer-reviewed literature, ended in 2014 with the start of a series of record-breaking El Nino events that spiked global temperature with a subsequent fall-back.

NASA on Monday will attempt a feat humanity has never before accomplished: deliberately smacking a spacecraft into an asteroid to slightly deflect its orbit, in a key test of our ability to stop cosmic objects from devastating life on Earth.

Governments around the world are looking to the Indian state of Sikkim to see if going organic is viable.

The stable, geometric arrangements of mind-bogglingly huge vortexes are still unexplained and may hint at new physics.

Could it be that covid “vaccines” are the real death sentence, and not “covid” itself? New research out of Harvard University suggests exactly that.

Spoken dialogue systems must be able to express empathy to achieve natural interaction with human users. However, laughter generation requires a high level of dialogue understanding.

Umbilical cord clamping immediately after child birth is common practice in hospitals in the U.S. and Europe. But the prestigious BMJ admits such clamping is ‘injurious’ to babies.

Excavations were on behalf of the HS2 high speed railway line near the town of Wendover in Buckinghamshire, England, revealing one of the largest Anglo-Saxon burial sites in Britain that dates from between the 5th and 6th century AD.

Reliable data analysis of vaccine efficacy is highly dependent on reliable estimates of the population of vaccinated versus unvaccinated people.

FDA /CDER often conducts workshops guiding the industry to assist in drug development approaches so that the approval of their drug applications goes smoothly and expeditiously.

The New York Presbyterian Hospital is running a commercial in an effort to raise awareness of myocarditis in children, seeming to suggest that inflammation of the heart in children is a common condition.

I’ve made an awful lot of mistakes in my life. But I try to learn from every one of them. For this reason, I keep returning to old models to see how they have fared against the ever-increasing empirical data.

Despite what the media claims, climate-related deaths have fallen over 99 percent since 1920