Google’s ‘Project Owl’ — Attempts to Tackle Fake News
Google knows it has a search quality problem. It’s been plagued since November with concerns about fake news, disturbing answers and offensive search suggestions appearing at the top of its results. “Project Owl” is an effort by the company to address these issues, with three specific actions being announced today. breaking-news IF YOU ENJOY THIS SITE PLEASE TELL OTHERS ABOUT … Continue reading
Two Unexplained Loud ‘Booms’ Heard across San Diego California
Several loud “booms” were heard across San Diego and a resident in Pacific Beach said it shook his home Tuesday morning. What caused the noise was unknown as of 9:10 a.m., but many people speculated it was a sonic boom caused by some kind of aircraft. Polly Kanavel was getting ready to walk in San Carlos when she heard two … Continue reading
Goldilocks Returns: New Scientific and Astronomical Discoveries Discussed
By staff writer Roger Conner BENDEDREALITY.COM – April 2017 The purpose of this article is to update some of the new discoveries in science and astronomy, which may be shocking. A major change, which has occurred within the last few years, is the fact that virtually every scientist and astronomer accepts the fact that this universe was created by God. … Continue reading
Large Pulse Energy Beam Appears over Central Pacific – Signs of a False Flag Operation?
An arc first appears in the data then it extends into this large pulse-like energy beam. It was observed in the Central Pacific aimed in the direction of the Korean/Japan Peninsula on April, 19 2017. MIMIC picks up radiation and Microwave pulse energy imagery and what we see here is not a solar event or a glitch but this energy … Continue reading
Are Mass Extinctions Really Caused by Impacts?
Do Impacts Really Cause Mass Extinctions? For decades, many scientists have believed that asteroid bombardments, such as that which is thought to have killed the dinosaurs, occur on our planet at regular intervals of about every 26 million years. A popular theory was that a dim companion star called Nemesis would approach our Sun at 26 million year intervals, inevitably … Continue reading
$100 Million Google Health Project; Seeks 10,000 Volunteers For Invasive Screening
Predictive medicine – or “precision health” as it is sometimes known – is a trend in healthcare that is growing exponentially. Perhaps the greatest indication to date that this is slated to be the future of disease prevention and patient care is a massive new investment by tech behemoth and king of the algorithm, Google. However, in order to continue … Continue reading
US Nuclear Sub Arrives in S. Korea Amid Reports of Massive Artillery Drills by North
A US nuclear submarine armed with guided missiles has made a port call in South Korea, while Pyongyang is reportedly holding massive long-range artillery drills amid muscle-flexing in the region and rising tensions between Washington and North Korea. The USS Michigan nuclear submarine arrived in South Korea on Tuesday “during a regularly scheduled deployment to the Western Pacific,” according to … Continue reading
Dangerous Nuclear Substance Stolen in Mexico, Several States on Alert
Mexico’s Interior Ministry put nine states on alert Monday when it was discovered that an unknown amount of iridium, a dangerous nuclear substance that’s used inside medical equipment, had been stolen in Tlaquepaque, Jalisco state. Reportedly taken from the back of a white Nissan pickup truck on Sunday, the material was inside of industrial X-ray equipment, and the ministry released … Continue reading
UK Risks Being ‘Wiped off the Map with Nuclear Counterstrike’ – Warns Russian Senator
The UK, which recently said it could launch a preemptive nuclear strike “in the most extreme circumstances,” runs the risk of being “wiped off the face of the Earth,” the deputy head of a Russian upper house committee said. “The statement made by UK’s Defense Minister Michael Fallon calls for a harsh response and I’m not afraid of going too … Continue reading
Lack of Sleep Linked to Aging, ‘Every One of the Major Diseases’
Geezers sleep less than whippersnappers. Everybody knows that, but scientists aren’t sure why. A new study from University of California, Berkeley, argues that older people need just as much sleep as younger people, but the degeneration of certain brain signals prevents older people from getting the rest they need. The team was led by Matthew Walker, professor of neuroscience and … Continue reading
