Wikileaks Document Exposes a “Secret US Base on the Moon” A document published by Wikileaks clearly implies that the United States had a "secret" base on the Moon that was destroyed by Russia.
Magnesium Puts Psychiatric Drugs to Shame for Depression This article was written by Sayer Ji, Founder of Greenmedinfo.com where this article first appeared.Posted here with permission.
This Alan Watts’ Approach to Meditation Is Truly Eye-Opening If the West is now experiencing a meditation and Eastern philosophy fad rush, it has Alan Watts to thank for it.
Skilled Army Remote Viewer Reveals Details About The ET Presence On Earth Lyn Buchanan, one of the Stargate army remote viewers, claims, as multiple others within the program have, that he was tasked to find out information on extraterrestrial groups that were/are visiting the planet.
What Julian Assange’s Arrest Tells Us About Our World Julian Assange was arrested early this morning in London at the Ecuadorian Embassy.This event provides us the opportunity to examine and question many aspects of the world we live in.
Off-the-shelf smart fabric helps athletic coaching and physical therapy: Merging low cost and high performance in body motion sensing The proposed fabric-sensing system is a flexible, motion-capture textile that monitors joint rotation..
Woolly mammoths and Neanderthals may have shared genetic traits: Findings point to molecular resemblance in climate adaptation traits of the two species The research attributes the human-elephant relationship during the Pleistocene epoch to their mutual ecology and shared living environments, in addition to other possible interactions between the two species. The study was led by Prof. Ran Barkai and Meidad Kislev of TAU's Department of Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures and
Researchers remove harmful hormones from Las Vegas wastewater using green algae EDCs are natural hormones and can also be found in many plastics and pharmaceuticals..
Laying the ground for robotic strategies in environmental protection With this motivation, a team of roboticists at Harvard's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering has developed a robot that can autonomously drive interlocking steel sheet piles into soil. The structures that it builds could function as retaining walls or check dams for erosion control. The study will be presented
Robots created with 3D printers could be caring for those in golden years: New design method to create soft robots This trend comes with an increasing demand for caregivers capable of providing 24-hour care, not only at hospitals or nursing homes, but also at private homes and apartments.
Relationship benefits can be seen in your eyes: The presence of a spouse provides immediate stress protection BYU psychology professor Wendy Birmingham's lab used an infrared camera to put an innovative twist on their latest study of marriage and stress..
New DNA 'shredder' technique goes beyond CRISPR's scissors But sometimes, it takes more than scissors to do the job.
Cross-boundary solutions for wicked weeds The issue is weeds aren't just a problem for the landowner where they grow, Bagavathiannan said..
The Fox Owns the Henhouse—When Public Safety is Governed by Private Profit This article was written by By José Solís, Ph.D.Posted here with permission.
Five new frog species from Madagascar Madagascar, an island a little larger than mainland France, has more than 350 frog species.This number of recognized species is constantly rising, and many of the newly named species are very small.