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A subatomic particle has been found switching between matter and antimatter, in Large Hadron Collider data. It turns out an unfathomably tiny weight difference between two particles could have saved the universe from annihilation soon after it began.
"Guilt by association" has taken on new connotations in the technological age.
...can cause organ damage
Small fans, all things considered, deliver thrust less efficiently than big ones. Lilium might have the best-looking aircraft in the eVTOL game, but it uses 36 tiny fans where competitors use 6-8 larger ones, and that's got the odd chin wagging:
Chlorine Dioxide Solution
Reiner Fuellmich and the Corona Investigative Committee interview James Corbett about his investigation into the corona crisis and the future of humanity.
Haven't heard of The Great Convergence yet? Oh, it's just the plan to merge biology with digital technology and redefine what it means to be human, that's all.
Becoming a receiver for the systems being put in place
While the fabrics we wear today might keep us warm and protect us from the elements, scientists continue to demonstrate how they might soon do far more than that.
Medical ethics is rapidly morphing to permit the release of contagious vaccines that would require only a small percentage of the population to be vaccinated. The rest of humanity would contract the vaccine in the same way as any contagious disease.
The world's first all-electric water ski tow boat is up and running, offering demo days from the shores of Lake Tahoe in California.
'Too risky to pursue': Wuhan lab 'bat woman' and US expert warned against performing gain of function experiments in 2015 paper after they created a coronavirus capable of infecting human cells
'Terrifying' new research finds vaccine spike protein unexpectedly in bloodstream. The protein is linked to blood clots, heart and brain damage, and potential risks to nursing babies and fertility.
When a Veterans Affairs therapist first suggested that Chris Merkle try a virtual reality simulation that would mimic his days in combat, he was horrified. "I was like, you want to put me in a virtual world, reliving my worst days, my worst nightma
Fox News' Tucker Carlson ripped "the utter fraudulence of Tony Fauci" Wednesday night, after BuzzFeed and the Washington Post obtained thousands of pages of emails through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, revealing that the nation's top v
A browsable 3D map of just one millionth of the cerebral cortex has been created using 225 million images and a whopping 1.4 petabytes of data.
... is a very dangerous toxin.
Researchers at the Salk Institute have uncovered a mechanism by which stem cells can help regenerate muscles.
medicine has transmogrified into a business enterprise founded on the inherently nihilistic principles of pure, unbridled capitalism, with an estimated 786,000 Americans dying annually from iatrogenic or medically-caused deaths.*
Startup Nebula Genomics has partnered with Oasis Labs and musician Akon to offer the first DNA NFT. The project aims to offer users complete control over their genetic information and combat consumer genetic test kits that monetize users' information
I can't believe anything I read or accept any mainstream facts
...What You Need To Know!
Judy is one of this worlds greatest souls fighting evil at a level the world is simply ignorant too...THIS MUST BE SHARED WORLDWIDE ASAP THE ENTIRE WORLD IS NOW LEARNING THE TRUTH
In this 80th in a series of live discussions with Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying (both PhDs in Biology), discuss the state of the world though an evolutionary lens.
An estimated six billion newly hatched male chicks are killed world-wide each year. New technologies are being developed to stop that.
Two notable virologists claim to have found "unique fingerprints" on COVID-19 samples that only could have arisen from laboratory manipulation, according to an explosive 22-page paper obtained by the Daily Mail.
Panasonic is involved in a project on the island of Ishigaki, southwest of Okinawa, to seek ways to grow vegetables in subtropical monsoon conditions. Part of the Japanese government's Asian Monsoon Plant Factory System (PFS) Consortium, the goal is
Researchers from China have found that increased selenium intake may reduce a person's risk for osteoporosis.
There's a good chance they haven't been preventing the spread of COVID, and they might even be counterproductive.
While looking for ways to make homes and offices more efficient, building managers have realized that something as seemingly insignificant as the water droplets from the underside of air conditioning units have the potential to quench the thirst of t
