Science and Technology
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Blue whales return to parts of the Indian Ocean, thanks to the end of communism
“Blue whales – the largest animals on Earth – are making their home in a part of the Indian Ocean…
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Official who conspired with Anthony Fauci to downplay COVID lab leak describes ‘agonizing’ over his actions
“The health official who conspired with Anthony Fauci to downplay suggestions Covid-19 leaked from a Wuhan laboratory has revealed he…
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Hold On To Your Wallet Whenever Politicians Say They Are Using ‘Science’ To Craft Policy
By Daniel Turner Science is weaponized for political gain. Let us not even pretend otherwise. COVID hysteria was not that…
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Skin-Disfiguring Parasite Infections Rise In Southern States, CDC Warns
By Julianna Freiman A skin-disfiguring parasite is increasingly infecting residents of southern states, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
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Gender Doctor Admits He’s Transitioning A 7-Year-Old
By Sarah Wilder Dr. Adam Neff, a physician in Louisville, Kentucky, admitted in a talk to health care professionals last…
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Scientist Tied To Wuhan Lab Now Using Taxpayer Cash To Do Bat Ebola Experiments In America, Watchdog Finds
By Henry Rodgers A group of scientists tied to the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) are now using taxpayer cash…
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DNA nanorobots fight cancerous tumors by cutting off their blood supply
“In a major advancement in nanomedicine, Arizona State University scientists…have successfully programmed nanorobots to shrink tumors by cutting off their…
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Floating desalination machines are powered by the waves
Many arid or dense countries, such as Malta, Israel, and the United Arab Emirates, now rely on desalinization to provide…
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Sea turtle nests triple in Florida
In Florida, “the number of turtle nests increased exponentially all over the state,” reports ABC News: While the entire state…
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Virus used to cure deafness in new gene therapy
Yiyi used to be deaf. But gene therapy has cured her deafness, by using viruses to add genes to cells…
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China approves the world’s first flying taxi
People who want to look down on the skyscrapers of Guangdong, a densely-populated province in south China, will soon be…
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First malaria vaccine slashes deaths among young children in Africa
The first vaccine approved to fight malaria cut deaths among young children by 13% over nearly 4 years, reports Science:…
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Biggest cervical cancer drug advance in 20 years announced
“Scientists say they may have made the biggest breakthrough in treating cervical cancer in 20 years, using a course of…
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$949 Test Finds Signs of Cancer in Your Blood; Screens for Up to 50 Different Cancers
“Doctors, researchers and patient advocates are excited about a new blood test that promises to detect cancer early,” reports the…
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Rand Paul Was Right
By John Stossel Remember when Sen. Rand Paul accused Dr. Anthony Fauci of funding China’s Wuhan virus lab? Fauci replied,…
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Restaurant chain uses robots to speed up service
“Fast-casual chain Sweetgreen in May opened its first restaurant staffed by a proprietary robot that shoots kale, cheese and other…
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Monarch butterflies no longer considered endangered
North America’s monarch butterfly is not “endangered,” according to a recent decision by the International Union for Conservation of Nature…
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Monkey survives for two years on gene-edited pig-kidney transplant
“A kidney transplanted from a genetically engineered miniature pig kept a monkey alive for more than two years — one…
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Baby beaver born in London for the first time in four centuries
A baby beaver has been born in London for the first time in over 400 years, reports The Guardian. 18…
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Plant virus may save crops from root-eating nematodes
Viruses aren’t always bad. Plant viruses may soon be used to save plants from root parasites, eliminating the need for…
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World’s first humanoid robot factory is opening
There are many robot factories, but none of the robots they produce are similar to humans. That is about to…
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Super-precise gene-editing tool being tested; could save cancer victims
An improved gene-editing tool to fight cancer is undergoing clinical trials, reports Nature: A high-precision successor to CRISPR genome editing…
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People sought for brain implant trial
Elon Musk’s brain-computer interface (BCI) company Neuralink is seeking people for its first human trial. The BBC reports that Neuralink’s…
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90% of cystic fibrosis victims get new lease on life with breakthrough drug
A life-extending cystic fibrosis treatment has won a $3 million breakthrough prize: The triple-drug combination Trikafta has given a new…
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Scientists engineer bionic silkworms with spider genes. They spin fibers six times stronger than Kevlar
Scientists recently produced super-strong silk fibers using genetically modified silkworms that have spider DNA. With radically-higher strength and toughness, this…
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‘Inverse vaccine’ may cure horrific autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis
The University of Chicago reports that a “new type of vaccine… has shown in the lab setting that it can…
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Feds release more records about the government’s use of indigenous knowledge
The Office of Science & Technology Policy has released its second installment of records about federal reliance on indigenous knowledge.…
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Sign of possible life discovered on faraway planet
“NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope may have discovered tentative evidence of a sign of life on a faraway planet,” reports…
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Brain implants could fight depression
Researchers have moved closer to using brain implants to safely treat depression. Surgeons in Houston report that they can use…
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Scientists grow embryo, without using any sperm or egg
“Scientists have grown an entity that closely resembles an early human embryo, without using sperm, eggs or a womb,” reports…
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Doctors use surgical robot to carry out incredibly complex spinal surgery
Doctors used augmented reality and a robot to carry out incredibly complicated surgery that would otherwise have been impossible. A…
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Biden Admin Hosted ‘Indigenous Knowledge’ Seminars That Warned Scientists About ‘Disrespecting’ Spirits
By Jason Cohen President Joe Biden’s administration hosted “Indigenous Knowledge” seminars, including one where a speaker admonished scientist attendees about…
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Scientists discover metal that heals itself
In a find that could lead to an “engineering revolution,” scientists in New Mexico witnessed metal “heal itself,” reports Freethink.…
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Robot waiters spread in restaurants
Robot waiters from China are increasingly being used in South Korean restaurants, which are facing a labor shortage. Restaurant owners…
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Woman receives sister’s womb in first womb transplant in United Kingdom
Surgeons have carried out the first womb transplant in the United Kingdom, reports the BBC. “The recipient was a 34-year-old…
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