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  As if we aren’t being tracked, recorded, and monitored enough, the Pentagon now has a laser that can identify a person by their heartbeat. Your heartbeat is going to be a lot harder to hide than your face…         So when is enough…
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  Last year, an Italian Parliamentary Commission has issued  a report that concludes the administration of combined vaccines increases the risk of death and other illnesses such as cancer, and autoimmune disorders. After an 18-year investigation into causes of thousands of cases of…
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  Proponents of solar geoengineering believe that blanketing our sky with aerosols will save the planet, reducing sunlight levels and stopping the warming that has whipped many climate change alarmists into such a frenzy. As the debate continues over the finer points of global warming, there is one thing that scientists are…
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  Of all the forces or objects in the Universe that we cannot see – dark energy and dark matter – none has excited human curiosity so much as the invisible maws that shred and swallow entire stars like so many specks of dust, known as black holes. The world recently saw the first picture of a black hole.…
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  There is still a lot to learn about good old H2O. An article in News Wisestated explains that researchers have uncovered new properties of water molecules that have previously escaped notice for almost a hundred years. In its liquid form, water is good at transporting the protons and hydroxide ions produced by the…
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  Computers which are capable of teaching themselves to predict premature death could greatly improve preventative healthcare in the future, suggests a new study by experts at the University of Nottingham. The team of healthcare data scientists and doctors have developed and tested a system of computer-based…
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  According to a report in the official magazine of its Defense Ministry, Russian “super soldiers” are able to use “parapsychology” techniques to crash enemy computers, access the minds of foreign soldiers, and read documents inside locked safes — abilities they gained, according to the article, from…
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  Scientists at the Sensitive Instrument Facility of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Ames Laboratory achieved real-time atom rearrangement monitoring using aberration-corrected scanning transmission electron microscopy during the synthesis of intermetallic nanoparticles (iNPs). In collaboration with Wenyu…
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  A culture society in Serbia made public in March (2019) two letters that they say were written by late 19th- and early 20th-century inventor and electricity pioneer Nikola Tesla. The Adligat group told The Associated Press they recently obtained the letters from a collector and verified their authenticity with multiple…
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  Evolutionary roboticists have decided to begin teaching artificial intelligence powered robots to evolve and reproduce. Why should humans go to the trouble of building more robots, when a robot could do it instead? According to Futurism, this is known as high-tech Darwinism. The researchers’ ultimate goal is to…
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