Their are some very interesting facts emerging after thirty years of AIDS research , like the virus cant be isolated, and when a blood sample was sent
to five hundred independent laboratories, fifty percent said the sample was positive and fifty percent said it was negative. The drugs that were
primarily used to control it have been withdrawn, as the deaths...
The study in the American Meteorological Society’s Journal of Climate predicts temperature rises of 1.66C compared to one IPCC forecast of 3.1C
and 1.33C compared to another IPCC study predicting 1.9C. The 2015 Paris climate agreement sought to limit climate change to 2C above pre-industrial
levels and no more than 1.5C if possible. Mr Lewis, said: “Our results...
Uranus, the seventh planet from the sun, has held a vital (and smelly) secret of the solar system for decades. An international team of
researchers reported on Monday that they've discovered evidence that Uranus holds one of the most unpleasant-smelling chemicals known to humankind.
"They found hydrogen sulfide, the odiferous...
Someone on Twitter made an animated .gifv image/video of the surface of the comet (67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko) using stacked photos from the
, it looks incredible! I have no idea how to
upload or format something like that for ATS but you can check it out at the link below:
Found a direct imgur link on Reddit to the animation if anyone refuses to use Twitter...
Most, if not all of you reading ATS, are familiar with Jupiter's massive cyclonic storm, the Great Red Spot. The tumultuous storm isn't as massive as
it once was, and is known to be shrinking at an ever increasing rate.
We know the storm is at least 300 to 400 years old, evidenced by documentation from Cassini in the 17th century, clearly depicting...
I enjoy reading medical studies. I especially enjoy following medical studies in their progression as they slowly and methodically build upon one
another. At its best, the process is a wonder to behold. But at worst, it's an unconscionable and shameful distortion and misrepresentation of the
whole...
Sooo..... today I had cataract surgery in my right eye.
It's a tad embarrassing because I'm not THAT old. Or so I thought.
About a year ago, while reading my phone, (prolly ATS) I noticed I had to squint to read the words, as it also felt like there was something
perpetually stuck in my eye. I thought, well I'm about the age where reading glasses are pretty common, so I figured that must...
Our fragile society upon our Fragile Earth had an encounter recently which would have had quite the impact:
An asteroid similar in size to one that exploded more than 100 years ago in Russia's Tunguska region in Siberia gave Earth a close shave on
Sunday (April 15), just one day after astronomers discovered the object....
I saw a documentary a while back on the Great Ocean Conveyor. It was talking about how if too much fresh water entered the ocean through melting ice
that it can disrupt the Great Ocean Conveyor. A disruption can create dramatic climate change. Scientists predict extreme weather and flooding if this
happens.
A recent report...
First, in no way do I mean to disparage those interested in the exploration of space. I think it has been a worthwhile pursuit...up to this point in
time. However, I wonder why we as a civilization feel so compelled to continue with manned exploration of space, specifically traveling to other
planets(?). I believe orbiting laboratories are also a worthwhile pursuit,...
A Canadian mother thought that giving her son rabid canine spit would turn her demon-child into an angel. Some kids have
behavior problems, there's no denying that. My personal experience is that many (if not most) parents are to blame for the majority of problems
getting...
I am not here to be a "denier", or whatever other label needs to be attributed to me for voicing my opinion based on facts. I am just offering a
perspective based on my reality. February was very warm. Unusually warm. But March and April have been uncharacteristically cold.
Yet, when I hear the news report on "weather", I hear this year has been the hottest on record yet again.
...
Yes, you read that correctly. A startup company is seeking to build a satellite network capable of monitoring and broadcasting the entire Earth... In
real-time and high-definition. This means that anyone could see what's happening anywhere on Earth with a delay...
The Space Hotel called the Aurora , is due to be up by 2021 and start accepting guests by 2022 will be the first of its kind; holding up to 6 people
which includes 4 guests and 2 crew members. The stay will last 12 days and the cost will be $9.5 million, which they say is...
Just for a bit of a laugh, I looked up if their had actually been any hacks where people had turned up some wooden pistons and used them for practical
purposes in combustion engines. Much to my amazement Beech and Oak had been used during the second world war where supplies were short. The
application where wood was used always had either an aluminum or lead flashing on the crown...
This is breaking news in the scientific community especially concerning the Center of Disease and Control sector.
I am smelling a conspiracy here. I cited...
Several years ago when the global warming craze got started I figure I was like most and wanted to know more. It was not a super burning desire but I
took the time to...
So, Nasa can make a vehicle that wakes up and works after 37 years huh, shame this principal isn't applied to everyday goods we use! But very cool,
wonder what more it has to tell us, and if we'll ever...
Reaction Engines, the UK based (originally), company that has been slowly, but surely working towards development of their LACE style engine just got
an investment...
this thread is an sequel of my thread on the cultural layer, and it deals with one of the main technologies (the others can be seen
here:) that were lost after...
I can't post a link from my phone but go to N2YO.com to track the space station (Tiangong 1) and to see radar images of it tumbling around in space. I
imagined it zooming around...
As promised here are my estimates as to when it will come down. If it continues descending at it's current rate of 1 mile every 4 hours and 30 minutes
at 05:21am eastern time it will have descended...
i love stuff like this, despite us thinking we know it all, there's ALWAYS more to be found!
Layers long thought to be dense, connective tissue are actually a series of fluid-filled...
While watching a Youtube video compilation of Mars images acquired by MSL/Curiosity, a rather unusual feature caught my attention. On day 1185 of its
mission, the rover captured an image...
It appears that 70,000 years ago, a binary system consisting of a small red dwarf star and a brown dwarf (Scholz's...
I have come across a few videos reporting a heat anomaly due south of Louisiana at a distance of 160 miles....
Steve is a newly discovered atmospheric light phenomenon first documented last year by citizen scientists , although on first appearance Steve looks
like an aurora borealis...
So, our climate is changing at an unprecedented rate.
4 noreasters slam the US. Record cold events all over the planet. Nearly half pound deadly hail rains down, even killing people in distant
countries.
Cosmic radiation is on the increase,...