Written by Alan Mammoser
In the panorama of renewable energy technologies, hydrogen’s potential is seen in several sectors. It is what the IEA calls an ‘integration’ technology. It promises to play a cross-sectoral role throughout the energy system, contributing simultaneously to decarbonization in various ways.
Written by John O'Sullivan
In a scathing assessment of governmental responses to the COVID-19 pandemic a respected former pharmaceutical assessor for Health Canada condemns systemic “lies” about antibody testing which, he says, “lacks scientific validity.”
Saeed Qureshi, Ph.D. is a top pharmaceuticals expert with over 30 years in the industry. He conducted hands-on and multi-disciplinary laboratory research for regulatory assessment purposes while working with Health Canada.
Written by Forbes
Go outside on a hot day and feel the Sun on your skin. Now imagine how much energy our Sun emits in an entire human lifetime.
Compress all that energy into a single burst lasting a mere millisecond and you’ll understand why fast radio bursts (FRBs) are one of the hottest topics in astronomy.
Written by Arjun Walia
The president of the Bulgarian Pathology Association, Dr. Stoian Alexov, has said that European pathologists haven’t identified any antibodies that are specific for SARS-CoV-2.
Dr. Stoian Alexov, has called the World Health Organization (WHO) a “criminal medical organization” for creating fear and hysteria without providing any actual verifiable proof a pandemic, according to him.
Written by John O'Sullivan
Legal pressure mounts on NIH to come clean on the extent of cronyism and suspicious secret science underpinning the fiasco of the COVID-19 ‘pandemic.’
The Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) has filed a lawsuit against the National Institutes of Health because NIH has not provided records responding to ICAN’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests related to the coronavirus pandemic.
Written by Robert A. Beatty BE (Minerals) FAusIMM(CP)
Regular contributor, Robert Beatty has submitted his latest paper on BLACK HOLE RADIATION for open peer review by our loyal readers. Please feel free to provide feedback in the ‘comments’ section below to assist in our ongoing review of this new PROM paper ( read here for more information about our PROM review process).
Written by Michael O'Dowd
One could argue that the true genesis of mankind was marked not by the emergence of hominids with less body hair or the expansion of the brain, but with the very first question about the world and how it works.
Written by Andy Rowlands
In part 6 I showed a graph of the number of new cases appearing by day in Birmingham and Solihull, and after collecting another month of data, I present below the latest graph, to June 30th.
Written by Marcie Grabowski University of Hawaii at Mānoa
A ringing bell vibrates simultaneously at a low-pitched fundamental tone and at many higher-pitched overtones, producing a pleasant musical sound. A recent study, just published in the Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences by scientists at Kyoto University and the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa, shows that the Earth’s entire atmosphere vibrates in an analogous manner, in a striking confirmation of theories developed by physicists over the last two centuries.
Written by Jim Hoft
On Tuesday Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro announced he had tested positive for coronavirus. In early April Jair Bolsonaro urged residents to keep the economy going despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Written by John O'Sullivan
Free-thinking citizens are cordially invited to sign up to partake in the 2020 ‘Question Everything’ Conference scheduled for Saturday/Sunday, November 7-8, 2020. The event is being hosted at the Hilton Garden Inn Austin Airport, 7610 John Glenn Way, Austin, Texas.
Written by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
New documents obtained by Axios and Public Citizen suggest that the National Institute of Health (NIH) owns half the key patent for Moderna’s controversial COVID vaccine and could collect half the royalties.
Written by Chris Enloe
The coronavirus mortality rate in the United States has dropped so low that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention may soon stop calling the virus an “epidemic.” The agency explained last Friday that the COVID-19 mortality rate has dropped so low that “the percentage is currently at the epidemic threshold.”
Written by Shivali Best
Researchers from the University of South Carolina claim that tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), one of the main active compound in cannabis, can reduce inflammation in the lungs.
Cannabis could help to prevent a deadly lung condition linked to coronavirus, a new study has claimed.
Written by Richard W Rahn
There are a lucky few who take on the conventional wisdom of the time and then live long enough to see their skeptics and critics admit they were wrong. Most of the American Founders were so fortunate.
Written by H Sterling Burnett
At the top of Google News results from this week for “climate change,” an article in Treehugger is titled, “The South Pole is Warming 3 Times Faster Than the Global Average.”
The New York Times, Yahoo News, and many other prominent media outlets published similar articles. However, the claim is based on computer model estimates that have been contradicted by actual temperature measurements.