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Massaged Data-Sets plus "insightful" Assumptions wrapped in Mathematics = the Answer your funding pays for...
Tyranny of the Modelers - LewRockwell
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There are so very many factors that have contributed to the clear and compelling reality that the public health response to the global SARS-CoV-2 outbreak has been one of the greatest failures in publ... Sportswear is moving into a new era thanks to smart technology.
True sportswear: New 'OmniFibers' material 'trains you' to breathe like pro athletes
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A new fabric that "records" muscle movement when you breathe could allow for better training and quicker recovery from respiratory disease. When we think of volcanoes, typically an image of those fearsome, fiery mountains spewing lava and ash come to mind for most of us. ![]()
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But scientists are calling attention to volcanic activity occurring deep within our planet’s waterways.
Underwater volcano eruptions release enough energy to power all of the United States!
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According to a new study, volcanic eruptions below our seas are capable of releasing massive amounts of energy -- enough to supply all of the U.S. with power! Loud, distressing noises are a common stressor for pets. For dog owners, many have unfortunately seen their companion frightened and even run away during a thunderstorm or fireworks display. ![]()
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Now, a new study finds big, crashing noises aren’t the only sounds that can stress out a pup.
Digital tech causing pet stress? Common household noises may be giving your dog anxiety
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Pet owners often miss the signs that their pet is nervous, anxious, or experiencing severe stress. A recent UFO encounter shows plasma stealth can make objects invisible to radar.
Stealth Plasma Could Challenge 75 Years of Air Defense Strategy
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If plasmas can be used to make objects invisible to radar, we're going to have to reconstruct our entire air defense strategies. Researchers have confirmed what many of us already knew: Grandmas love the heck out of their grandchildren.
Scientists Scan Grandmas’ Brains, Confirm They REALLY Love Their Grandchildren
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A new study published in Royal Society B reveals that grandmothers typically have an instinctual and neurological urge to care for their grandchildren. Giant Joro spiders — which are about the size of a person’s palm spiders -- are marching through the state of Georgia by the millions and wrapping dozens of counties in their golden webs. ![]()
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It sounds like a horror movie plot, but researchers from the University of Georgia say it’s really happening and it’s actually good for the local environment.
Millions of giant spiders that spin golden webs are invading Georgia. Here's why that's good news
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Since 2014, this invasive species has been spreading throughout Georgia. Now, researchers say they're everywhere and they're not going away.