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Nature Bats Last – How Far We’ve Come See How Far We’ve Come (Part 3 of 3) by Guy McPerson guymcpherson.com ⇔ Updated most recently, likely for the final time, 2 August 2016. See How Far We’ve Come Never mind that American naturalist George Perkins...

OPERATION CLOVERLEAF: The Most Dangerous Weapons Testing Program In World History Chemtrails: Aerosol and Electromagnetic Weapons in the Age of Nuclear War by Amy Worthington North America is now suffering its seventh year of conspicuous and dangerous...

Lola Gayle, STEAM Register Mars was bombarded 4 billion years ago by comets and asteroids, and some may have even been as large as West Virginia. According to new research, this bombardment likely enhanced climate conditions enough to make the planet...

When the newly developed Mars 2020 rover lands on the Red Planet in February 2021 after embarking on a seven-month cruise through space, we will be able to hear sounds of the landing and the Martian surface for the first time, according to NASA. “Not...

Reaching space in a balloon may sound like something out of a children’s book, but Spain’s zero2infinity company doesn't think so. The Barcelona-based company specializes in near-space balloon flights for scientific and engineering clients, and is working...