Science and Technology
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Electrified cement could turn homes into powerful batteries, making energy much cheaper
Science.org reports that “electrified cement could turn houses and roads into nearly limitless batteries,” making energy much cheaper and more…
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Scientists discover substance that whitens teeth and kills 94% of bacteria
Scientists have apparently discovered a gel that whitens teeth and kills 94% of bacteria. When scientists tested this hydrogel on…
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Treatment for alcoholism cuts drinking by 90% among monkeys it was tested on
“A single shot — a gene therapy injected into the brain — dramatically reduced alcohol consumption in monkeys that previously…
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Happy National Dog Day
It’s National Dog Day. It’s recognized as such by the New York State legislature, and is celebrated by dog lovers…
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Artificial intelligence could enable us to talk to animals
Science News reports that artificial intelligence could help us talk to animals: Sperm whales have families and other important social…
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NASA scientist is ‘absolutely certain’ that life exists on Venus
Venus is the most hellishly hot planet in our solar system — even more so than Mercury, the planet closest…
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Mayo Clinic hires leftist race-baiter to train healthcare professionals in ‘racial equity’
“Robin DiAngelo, the author of the bestselling antiracist book, White Fragility,” has “insisted that racial minorities should separate themselves from…
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Pig kidney works in man for over a month — pig kidneys could save countless lives
Every year, “thousands” of people “die waiting” for a kidney transplant, notes ABC News. There just aren’t enough human kidneys…
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Malaria reported in Maryland near Washington, DC
A Maryland resident recently came down with malaria without ever traveling abroad. The Maryland Department of Health announced on August…
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Farmers are using electrical stimulation to boost their crop yield
Farmers are now “boosting crops with electricity,” reports the BBC: The translucent orange cubes jiggle temptingly under the grow lights,…
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The curse of severe eczema may be coming to an end
“Doctors suddenly got way better at treating eczema,” reports The Atlantic: Up until a few years ago, Heather Sullivan’s 14-year-old…
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Iraq is eliminating trachoma, a leading cause of blindness
Iraq has eliminated trachoma as a public health problem, reports the World Health Organization, making it the fifth country in…
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Artificial intelligence is building highly effective antibodies to fight disease
Artificial intelligence “is building highly effective antibodies that humans can’t even imagine,” reports Wired: At an old biscuit factory…giant mixers…
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Much less plastic is in the ocean than people assume, researchers say
The amount of plastic in the oceans is likely much smaller than people assume. “Estimates ranged from 50 million tons…
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Scientists grow watermelons during Antartica’s bitterly cold winter
At Russia’s research station in Antarctica, July brings perpetual darkness, and bitterly cold temperatures. But this winter brought Russian scientists…
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Asteroid-spotting software could help save life on Earth
The New York Times reports that “killer asteroid-spotting software could help save the world” from devastating asteroid strikes”: Telescopes surveying…
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Federal agencies sued over Biden administration guidance on indigenous knowledge; records released
In December, the Biden administration released guidance designed to promote the use of indigenous knowledge and beliefs in federal agencies’…
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New Ultrasound Therapy Could Help Treat Cancer And Alzheimer’s Disease
Ultrasound, the technology best known for letting you look at your unborn child, could help help deliver medicines to hard-to-reach…
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The Earth Is Getting Greener
“The amount of vegetation growing on the earth has been increasing every year for at least 30 years,” notes Human…
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New vaccine likely to become available for Lyme disease
A new vaccine is likely to become available for Lyme disease, which can cause pain and fatigue for months even…
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Scientists alter a bug’s genes to induce virgin births
Scientists have genetically engineered female fruit flies that have offspring without mating, the first time “virgin birth” has been induced…
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Physicists claim to have created the first room-temperature, ambient-pressure superconductor
A team of South Korean physicists say they have created the fabled room-temperature/ambient-pressure superconducting material that would revolutionize electricity and…
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Declining an Invitation to Have ‘Poetic Faith’ in Scientists
…a semblance of truth sufficient to procure for these shadows of imagination that willing suspension of disbelief for the moment, which…
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Shark bites rise on America’s east coast as shark populations grow
Sharks are growing more numerous on America’s east coast. On the south shore of Long Island, where some of New…
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Artificial intelligence is now saving the lives of breast cancer victims
In Hungary, artificial intelligence is catching cases of breast cancer than radiologists overlook, enabling the cancer to be removed before…
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Doctors do first robotic liver transplant in America
Robots can fit in small spaces in people’s bodies that a surgeon can’t reach without cutting through living tissue, or…
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Fauci-Influenced COVID-19 Paper To ‘Disprove’ Lab Leak Theory Faces Growing Calls For Retraction
By Jason Cohen A 2020 research paper aimed at discrediting the “lab leak” theory of COVID-19 origins, is now facing…
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Undercover Journo Gets Approved For Testicle Removal After 22-Minute Telehealth Appointment With Transgender Clinic
By Sarah Weaver Newly unearthed documents and investigative reporting reveal how medical professionals approve patients for sex change surgeries even…
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Trans Activists, Anti-Child Castration Groups Draw Battle Lines Around Definition Of ‘Child Abuse’
By Sarah Weaver A new battle line has emerged between transgender activists and those who oppose sex change procedures for…
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Australian Garlic Kills COVID, New Research Suggests
By Ryan Lippe Scientists at Australia’s Doherty Institute announced a type of garlic grown in the country contains antiviral properties…
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Major Journal Retracts Study On ‘Socially Contagious’ Transgenderism Among Kids Following Activist Threats
By Laurel Duggan Springer’s Archives of Sexual Behavior is retracting a study on rapid onset gender dysphoria (ROGD) after transgender…
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China Is Exploiting Biden’s Naivety On Critical Minerals
By David Blackmon One of the major goals of the Biden administration’s plan for its so-called energy transition is to…
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Teen dies when doctors try to create a vagina for him out of his colon during his sex-change surgery
“An 18-year-old boy died when doctors tried to create a vagina for him using part of his colon. His colon…
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This Largely Unknown Psychological Phenomenon May Be Driving Men To Become Trans, Experts Say
By Laurel Duggan Most male-to-female transgender cases are driven by autogynephilia, a man’s sense of being sexually aroused at the…
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Here’s What Children’s Hospital Quietly Scrubbed From The Internet Amid Public Backlash Over Gender Transitions
By Megan Brock and Laurel Duggan The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) purged its website of numerous videos and documents…
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Washington State will allow children to be concealed from parents who object to changing their sex
Democrats think kids aren’t mature enough to get a tattoo, and that minors aren’t mature enough to be tried in…
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