Plasma Magnets Using Dynamic Soaring to Go 2% of Speed of Light

12-03-2022 • https://www.nextbigfuture.com, by Brian Wang

A number of concepts exist for exploiting the solar wind as a means of propulsion: the MagSail, the e-sail, and the plasma magnet.

"Ultra-shock-absorbing" foam packs a plethora of carbon nanotubes

12-03-2022 • https://newatlas.com, By Ben Coxworth

Carbon nanotubes have found use in everything from heart-rate-monitoring shirts to smart bandages to more efficient solar cells.

Ready to Implant Brain Chips that No One Thinks Are Good for Society

12-01-2022 • https://www.breitbart.com by LUCAS NOLAN

Elon Musk's brain chip company Neuralink aims to start implanting its brain implants into human patients within six months. A Pew poll in early 2022 found that only 13 percent of Americans believe that Musk's brain chips will be good for society.

Elon Musk "Confident" Brain Chip Company Neuralink Can Begin Human Trials In Six Months

12-01-2022 • Zero Hedge - Tyler Durden

"We are now confident that the Neuralink device is ready for humans, so timing is a function of working through the FDA approval process."

CAR T-Cell Therapy Sends Lupus into Remission for Patients, Using Specially-Armed Immune Cells

11-29-2022 • https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org by Andy Corbley

A decade ago, CAR T-cell therapy changed the face of cancer research and treatment. It's now been applied in a small trial to lupus patients with total success.

Cops Practicing Medicine

11-30-2022 • CATO -- Dr Jeffrey Singer

The Parallel Histories of Drug War I and Drug War II. Government and law enforcement increasingly surveil and influence the way doctors treat pain, psychoactive substance use, and substance use disorder.

Flu Vaccine Research Study - Payment up to $2,550 varies by study

11-30-2022 • Craigslist Miami

Flu Vaccine Studies Underway. Could you be part of the next vaccine breakthrough? The mRNA Flu Vaccine Studies

Zapping brain cancer with long needles opens door to new treatments

11-26-2022 • arclein

The USask-led research team created 3D models of cells to test which treatment protocols of electrical current - called irreversible electroporation (IRE or NanoKnife) and high-frequency irreversible electroporation (H-FIRE) - can destroy glioblastom

Others, around the world, however, are working to speed up that timeline. There are at least three initiatives under way that are studying the potential implementation of solar-radiation management, or S.R.M., as it is sometimes called: a commission

Zinc And IVF - the flash of light at the very moment a sperm cell makes contact with an egg.

11-25-2022 • arclein

What makes all this interesting is that the reaction is caused by a direct release of zinc and it points to a vprotocol that ensures we have healthy embryos. This really needs to be followed up on as it may direct us on how to avoid any form of infe

Only 3% of the Earth's water is fresh water ?" take away the water locked up in icy glaciers and you're looking at just 1%. So humanity finds itself on the wettest planet in the solar system, surrounded by water, and yet still facing critical fres

CGI's BolenReport: MEDICAL MEDIUM: Chemtrails are the deliberate release of toxic...

11-25-2022 • https://www.rumormillnews.com

Anthony William, in his latest book Medical Medium Brain Saver: Answers to Brain Inflammation, Mental Health, OCD, Brain Fog, Neurological Symptoms, Addiction, Anxiety, Depression, Heavy Metals, Epstein-Barr Virus, devotes a chapter to Chem Trails an

Easier and Safer to Use Carbon Nanotubes in Polymer Nanocomposite

11-25-2022 • https://www.nextbigfuture.com, by Brian Wang

A research team from Skoltech, Aalto University, and Kurnakov Institute has recently developed a new, versatile and simple approach to using carbon nanotubes for manufacturing carbon nanotube-polymer nanocomposites.

Better backpacking gear is the key to going farther and faster, and to feeling more comfortable while pushing those boundaries. The very best gear is worthy of obsession, with the chops to completely change the way you play in the wild, and, in some

Fever and the Nature of Acute Disease

11-23-2022 • arclein

In November 1890, a 28-year-old surgeon named William Coley amputated the forearm of a young woman named Bessie Dashiell. Dashiell, a dear friend of John D. Rockefeller Jr., was afflicted with a malignant bone tumor in her hand. Coley had recently jo

BlueTruth Documentary Shows COVID Vaccinated People Emit Frequencies

11-23-2022 • World Health and Life Coalition (COMUSAV)

Short 32-minute documentary shows Dr. Pedro Chavez Zavalo, the president of the World Health and Life Coalition (COMUSAV), using an electromagnetic frequency meter on a sample of people in Mexico who had taken COVID 'vaccines' and comparing them

The cabin seats four passengers, plus a pilot. It's designed to be super-easy to get in and out of, and each seat has semi-dividers separating it from neighboring seats, with little panels displaying your name and destination. Archer has sacrificed

The road to low-carbon concrete

11-22-2022 • arclein

Two millennia later, we're doing much the same, pouring concrete by the gigaton for roads, bridges, high-rises, and all the other big chunks of modern civilization. Globally, in fact, the human race is now using an estimated 30 billion metric tons

One Way Or Another, The Population Of The Globe Will Soon Be Much Smaller Than It Is Right Now

11-22-2022 • arclein

The global population is growing at its slowest rate since 1950, having fallen under 1 per cent in 2020. In many wealthy areas of the planet, birth rates have already dropped well below replacement level. This is true in the United States and Japa

THE NEW AGING PARADIGM: How to Reverse Your Biological Clock

11-22-2022 • arclein

The New Biology tells us that our habits determine our health future more than our genes do. Simple changes in diet and behavior can completely redefine your health, unleash your inner physician, and set up the conditions needed for deep self-regener

Zinc And IVF - the flash of light at the very moment a sperm cell makes contact with an egg.

11-21-2022 • https://www.youtube.com

For the first time ever, scientists have captured images of the flash of light that sparks at the very moment a human sperm cell makes contact with an egg.

What if Carbon Dioxide is the ANSWER NOT The Problem?

11-19-2022 • https://www.youtube.com, Two Bit da Vinci

For decades all we've heard is how bad carbon dioxide is for the environment and how it causes climate change!

A Good Night's Sleep Really Does Make Us Happier – By Dampening Negative Emotions

11-19-2022 • By Good News Network

A good night sleep really can make us happier--because the brain triages emotions, solidifying the storage of positive emotions while dampening the negative ones--according to a new study.

Protein Changes in Blood Could Become New Test for Catching Breast Cancer Up to 2 Years Early

11-19-2022 • By Good News Network

Newly discovered protein changes in the blood could pave the way for a new test to catching breast cancer up to two years early.

Temporal trends in sperm count: a systematic review and meta-regression analysis...

11-16-2022 • Oxford Academic

... of samples collected globally in the 20th and 21st centuries

NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission: Live updates

11-16-2022 • https://www.space.com, By Tariq Malik

NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission, the agency's first big step toward returning astronauts to the lunar surface, launched to the moon on Nov. 16, lifting off at 1:47 a.m. EST (0647 MGT)Launch Complex 39B at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Open th

Nuclear Fusion Experiment Reveals Unexpected Physics Inside 'Burning Plasma'

11-15-2022 • https://www.vice.com, By Becky Ferreira

"This is the first burning plasma that we've ever created on the planet, so it's pretty amazing."

Magnets might be the future of nuclear fusion

11-12-2022 • https://www.popsci.com, BY RAHUL RAO

When shooting lasers at a nuclear fusion target, magnets give you a major energy increase.

Scientists safely injected two patients with lab-grown blood

11-10-2022 •

Human blood donations will always provide the vast majority of our transfusion sources, which is theoretically just fine for most of us. For those with rarer blood types or complicated conditions like sickle cell anemia, however, access to lifesaving

This linear motion in this "telescoping can" compresses the air in the Waveswing device, creating an air spring to push the floater section back up as the wave rolls onward. As the floater moves up and down, it drives a hydraulic motor, which conve