How Google is helping to crack down on illegal fishing -- from space
• washingtonpost.com By Brady DennisIllegal and unreported fishing is a multibillion-dollar business around the globe, and one that has proven notoriously difficult to combat.
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Ionizing radiation, like X-rays, damage DNA and cause cancer
• http://www.naturalnews.com(NaturalNews) Certain levels of radiation cause cancer - this is a well-established fact. However, what is less understood is how exactly radiation causes cancer to develop. New research published in the journal Nature Communications on September 1
This Miracle Honey Kills More Bacteria Than All Antibiotics
• http://www.trueactivist.comNot only does it kill bacteria, but it prevents them from building up an immunity - a major problem with most antibiotics today.
Scientists Have Made Display Screens You Can Slice
• popsci.com by By Haniya RaeA cut above the rest
How To Make A Baby Without An Egg
• popsci.com by By Sara ChodoshThe future of test tube babies is one step closer to being motherless
A 'Memory Hacker' Explains How to Plant False Memories in People's Minds
• motherboard.vice.com by Kate LunauWe tend to think of memories as perfect little time capsules--important records of past events that matter to us and made us who we are, as unchangeable as a dragonfly stuck in amber.
Bullied Teen Develops App To Help Students Find People To Sit With At Lunch
• http://www.trueactivist.comNo one should have to eat alone, which is why this 16-year-old entrepreneur created an app to bring students together during lunchtime.
Solving cancer - An integrative approach that outperforms chemotherapy and radiation
• http://www.naturalnews.com(NaturalNews) By the end of 2016, over 1,600,000 new cases of cancer will be diagnosed in the United States. Many of these people will be exposed to the unwanted side effects of chemotherapy and radiation. The American Cancer Society adds that 595,69
Motherless babies possible as scientists create live offspring without need for female egg
• http://www.telegraph.co, Sarah KnaptonMotherless babies could be on the horizon after scientists discovered a method of creating offspring without the need for a female egg.
THE NIH WILL TRACK BRAINS OF 10,000 KIDS AS THEY GROW UP
• http://www.popsci.com, By Kate BaggaleyTHE MASSIVE BRAIN DEVELOPMENT STUDY WILL SPAN A DECADE
Vaccine manufacturers paying out millions to victims while still claiming they're 'safe'
• http://www.naturalnews.com(NaturalNews) Think about it: If vaccines are perfectly safe, then why does a federal Vaccine Injury Compensation Program exist, and why are pharmaceutical companies paying out millions of dollars to vaccine victims?
Scientists put "five-second rule" to the test
• newatlas.com by Michael IrvingMost people would have used the "five-second rule" to justify rescuing some tasty tidbit from the floor at some point in their lives, but is there any truth to it?
JerkyBot
• youtubeJerkyBot is the world's first flying snack tray, presented by Pro-Baseball player David Ortiz and Chef's Cut Real Jerky.
A Gorgeous--and Unsettling--Video of Evolution in Action
• https://www.wired.com, Margaret RhodesThis time-lapse is one of the most compelling--and unsettling--visualizations of evolution we've ever seen.
Machine-Learning Algorithm Generates Videos From Stills
• http://www.popsci.com, By G. Clay WhittakerIt examines a photo and extrapolates what happens next
Terahertz radiation could help us read closed books
• http://newatlas.com, Tyler MacDonaldYou might want to keep your journal in a safer place – with help from their colleagues at the Georgia Institute of Technology, a team of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has developed a prototype imaging system that
Technocracy And The Hidden Danger Of Big Data
• technocracy.news By: Carlo Ratti and Dirk HelbingThe authors peg big data correctly: "But with centralised algorithms managing every facet of society, data-driven technocracy is threatening to overwhelm innovation and democracy." However, they do not see the overall agenda of Technocracy in th
MIT Made A Camera That Can Judge (And Read) A Book By Its Cover
• popsci.com By G. Clay WhittakerRadiation and spectral analysis can differentiate pages, see ink on pages.
Second Asteroid In A Month Sails By Without Us Detecting It First
• http://www.popsci.com, By G. Clay WhittakerDo you want extinction? This is how you get extinction.
Proteins In Your Hair Could Uniquely Identify You At A Crime Scene
• http://www.popsci.com, By Knvul SheikhIt may even replace DNA sequencing in forensic investigations
Virus research fraud is rampant across the modern, corrupt medical establishment
• http://www.naturalnews.com(NaturalNews) Every year, there seems to be a new virus scare coursing through the media. Whether it's West Nile, Bird flu, SARS, Ebola or the current Zika outbreak, there's always an irrational spread of fear and misunderstanding accompanying any ne
Finally Released "Uber Killer" Decentralized App Disappoints Supporters
• https://cointelegraph.comTouted as the "Uber killer" and the next generation of ridesharing, Arcade City has had an app out for almost two weeks without a single ride being given, leading to speculation that the app may not be finished after all.
Maker of Deadly Drug 50 Times Stronger Than Heroin Spends $500K to Fight Legal Pot
• http://thefreethoughtproject.comInsys Therapeutics, the company who makes insane profits from a drug behind one of the worst overdose epidemics in the nation's history, fentanyl, has donated $500,000 to a campaign opposing marijuana legalization in the US state of Arizona.
Why Legalizing Marijuana Could Be a Solution for Some of America's Biggest Problems
• http://www.truthdig.comFor a few years now Americans' have disputed on the legalization of cannabis, also known as marijuana. Recreational cannabis is legal in four states: Oregon, Colorado, Alaska, and Washington state. This November, five states will vote to legalize r
Obama Hired Behavioral Experts To Expand Use Of Govt. Programs
• https://www.technocracy.newsThe Obama administration quietly hired 20 social and behavioral research experts to help expand the use of government programs at dozens of agencies by, among other things, simplifying federal forms, according to records obtained by Judicial Watch. T
BREAKING: DR. TED NOEL REACTS TO 'PNEUMONIA' CLAIMS FROM CRIPPLED HILLARY'S DOCTOR
• http://nextnewsnetwork.comThe day of reckoning finally arrived for Hillary Clinton on Sunday. The Clinton Campaign had no choice but to respond to the horrific public display of her critical health condition. Her doctor claims she's suffering from pneumonia. But is she? Or
3D Printers vs. Patents
• https://www.lewrockwell.com/2016/09/gary-north/3d-We know about 3D printing. It is in its primitive phase.
Say Goodbye To Antibacterial Soaps: FDA Finally Bans Them For These Reasons
• http://www.trueactivist.comAntibacterial soaps could do more harm than good and don't help with resisting illness any more than conventional soaps.
Virgin Galactic restarts its flight test program for space tourism
• http://www.latimes.comVirgin Galactic's new spaceship had its first flight test Thursday afternoon in Mojave, the first since an October 2014 crash that killed one of two test pilots.
Smart meters causing fires across America; facts swept under the rug by dishonest media
• http://www.naturalnews.com(NaturalNews) As experts and Americans familiar with smart meters know, they represent a huge privacy violation. They are also inherently unsafe, yet you won't hear much about that in the mainstream media.
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