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Google engineer says humans are on the cusp of immortality | Science | News
Imagine living forever – staying young, sharp, and healthy for centuries. It sounds like science fiction, but according to leading experts and Silicon Valley elites, immortality may be closer than we think – and it could…
The Faux Science of Outlawing Fossil Fuels
The recent Nature article, “Carbon Majors and the Scientific Case for Climate Liability,” tries to further the alarmists’ dream of pinning alleged harms of “extreme” weather on the world’s largest producers of fossil fuels.…
Photo: Dire wolf de-extinction
Dire wolves went extinct about 12,000 years ago. In April, biotech company Colossal Biosciences announced it had cloned three pups that resemble the long-dead creatures. Scientists used DNA from a 13,000-year-old tooth and a…
Fountain of Youth drug combination ‘could protect against ageing’ | Science | News
Scientists may be a step closer to discovering the Fountain of Youth after a drug combination extended lifespan by 30%…in mice. The two drugs are already used to treat cancer in humans and were found to reduce chronic …
Is Donald Trump to blame for a COVID lab leak?
If COVID-19 leaked from a Chinese lab as a result of U.S.-funded gain-of-function research, is Donald Trump to blame? The New York Times opinion writer David Wallace-Wells seems to imply the answer is yes in his latest…
Quote of the day
In the Manhattan Institute 2024 President’s Update, Reihan Salam noes that Martin Kulldorf’s essay “Harvard tramples the truth” was City Journal’s most-read story last year. Dr. Kulldorf tells…
Military tests gave radiation poisoning to San Franciscans
Uncle Sam conducted several pointless and destructive experiments on his own people during the Cold War. The most infamous was MKUltra, the CIA's project to develop procedures for mind control using psychedelic drugs and…
Map shows where largest solar flare of 2025 caused blackouts on Earth | Science | News
A massive X-class solar flare has erupted from the Sun, sparking powerful radio blackouts across large parts of the globe — and experts warn more could be on the way as the active sunspot rotates directly toward Earth.The…
Survey suggests illicit fentanyl use is 25 times higher than the feds estimate
A new survey of American adults suggests that illicit opioid use in the United States is much more common than the government's numbers indicate. In the survey, conducted via the online platform Respondi in June 2024,…
Killer fungus causes 1.7 million deaths annually | Science | News
Climate change is setting the stage for a lethal fungus to rapidly sweep across Europe, putting millions in jeopardy of contracting the dangerous infection. The disease known as Aspergillosis, which can drastically affect the…
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