The idea of collecting solar energy out beyond Earth’s atmosphere and then beaming it to receivers on the ground has been around for years; experiments have shown the concept is feasible.
Tag: nov 1 2022
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SCIENTISTS SYNTHESIZE ALTERNATIVE TO RARE EARTH METALS
Rare earth metals are essential in virtually every kind of electronic device with a motor, from electric cars to wind turbines.
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TWITTER FREED, FACEBOOK IN “META” HELL
This past week was the best of times, and worst of times, for two of the most influential social media companies.
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TOO FAT? EAT SAND.
But not just any sand. At Stockholm University, scientists tested porous particles of silica—sand —as a weight loss aid.
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TOP FIVE HABITS FOR A HEALTHIER LIFE
Looking for straightforward advice to set your health on a path toward wellness instead of disease? My recent interview featured on “The Joe Cohen Show” is for you. I discussed several fundamental health principles that virtually everyone can integrate into their lives to achieve better health.
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
Crypto true believers often express support for the technology based on how it managed to remake financial interaction and integrate commercial activities into apps and software in a decentralized way, independent of traditional players and intermediaries.
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A CRYPTO SCORECARD FOR CANDIDATES
For anyone unsure of where their local candidates stand as far as crypto support, an organization called Crypto Action Network has it covered.
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PANDEMIC LESSONS ABOUT SAFETY RISKS OF NON-COVID VACCINES
Over the years we have written approximately seventy investigative articles specifically dealing with vaccination, with cited scientific studies, to expose the poor science about vaccine efficacy and safety, blatant misinformation, media propaganda and the politicization of national health policies.
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ECONOMIC UPDATE – MARKET OVERVIEW
There was no October surprise on the equity market front, in fact, quite the opposite.
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EXPECT THE FED TO PIVOT
In life there are a few certainties. Among these certainties are death, taxes, and central banks.