Articles Posted in the Science News Category
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Detroit News Calls For Sterilants In Drinking Water To Curb Poverty Numbers
(Aaron Dykes) Water fluoridation was always just a gateway for a greater drugging of society. The Detroit News has published a call to add contraceptives to the water supply, a dangerous and repugnant proposal for gross state…
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Huge Solar Eruption Sparks Strongest Radiation Storm in 7 Years
(Space.com) A powerful solar eruption is expected to blast a stream of charged particles toward Earth tomorrow (Jan. 24), as the strongest radiation storm since 2005 rages on the sun. Early this morning (0359…
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Edible Drug-Tracking Microchips To Be Unveiled In UK By Year’s End
(NaturalNews) Imagine a world where the government monitors everything you eat and drink, and makes sure you take all your pharmaceutical drugs by feeding you an edible microchip that transmits this compliance information remotely to…
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20 Tons Of Dead Fish Wash Up On Norway Beaches
(Norway) The inhabitants of Troms could hardly believe their eyes on the morning of New Year’s Eve, a very large amount, an estimated 10 to 20 tons of dead herring washed up on the beach,…
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Bizarre Bird Deaths Plague Arkansas Again
(Daily Mail) Ancient Mayan legend says that 2012 will bring the end of the world. A small Arkansas town might have shown the first example of that as approximately 5,000 blackbirds dropped dead from the…
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Stem Cells May Stop Aging Say Scientists
(Mail Online) Stem cells can halt ageing – and even prolong lifespans up to three times, scientists say. An experiment proved that a single injection of stem cells could make mice live three times as…
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World’s First Hybrid Shark Found In Australia
(Telegraph) Researchers found 57 of the new sharks along 1200 miles of coastline between New South Wales and Queensland, saying the interbreeding may be a response to climate change or fishing patterns. Like the two…
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Children Becoming ‘Addicted’ To Computers
(Telegraph) Barnaby Lenon, chairman of the Independent Schools Council, said young people’s reading and conversational skills were being put at risk by overexposure to modern technology. He said parents should resist buying sons and daughters…
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Scientists Grow Sperm In Laboratory Dish
(Telegraph) The development opens up the possibility of infertile men being able to father their own children rather than using donor sperm. Researchers in Germany and Israel were able to grow mouse sperm from a…
