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Yellowstone Supervolcano Threat Highly Underestimated
Scientists from the US Geological Survey who breezily informed the public that there’s “nothing to worry about” with regards to the Yellowstone caldera, a supervolcano that should it erupt could cause potentially hundreds of thousands of deaths, should be eating their words. Since about mid-July, the earth beneath the volcano has been shifting in a sign that magma could be … Continue reading
Important Las Vegas Mass Shooting Video (Rare), A Must See
Guys, I came across this video which starts a little earlier than most of the videos before the shooting began and covers it from a slightly different angle. There are quite a few interesting things in this video. *Use headphones if possible The beginning of the strangeness starts at approx. 3:35 where you hear that Islamic war shrill which sounds … Continue reading
Planet Nine Might Be Our Solar System’s Missing ‘Super Earth’
Planet Nine is out there, and astronomers are determined to find it, according to a new statement from NASA. In fact, mounting evidence suggests it’s hard to imagine our solar system without the unseen world. The hypothetical planet is believed to be about 10 times more massive than Earth and located in the dark, outer reaches of the solar system, … Continue reading
Can ‘Flatliners’ Really Remain Conscious After Death?
Driven by ambition and curiosity to learn what lies on the other side of death, five medical students deliberately stop their hearts in order to experience “the afterlife” in the new thriller “Flatliners” (Sony Pictures), which opened in U.S. theaters on Sept. 29. They quickly discover that there are unexpected and terrible consequences of dallying with death — but not … Continue reading
The Rarest Blood Type, Also Known as The “Golden Blood”
So rare you may wonder if it is ‘out of this world’… via Curiosity: There are eight common blood types. Keyword there? Common. If what you know about blood stops right around there, then this is all going to escalate very quickly. There are literally millions of varieties of blood types, and the rarest one is shared by fewer than … Continue reading
Jupiter: 10 Fascinating Facts About The Mysterious and Massive Planet
The fifth planet out from the Sun is the most tremendous of all the planets in our solar system. Jupiter, or “The Gas Giant,” is two and a half times more massive than Mercury, Venus, Mars, Earth, Uranus and Neptune combined. With a mean radius of 43,441 miles, it’s unimaginable what secrets lie within it. The mysteries of the universe … Continue reading
It’s Official, Elon Musk Plans to Send Humans to Mars in 2024
ONE ROCKET TO RULE THEM ALL On the last day of the International Astronautical Congress in Adelaide, Australia, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk took the stage to discuss his company’s BFR project. In addition to sharing details on how the technology might be used to revolutionize long-distance travel on Earth, Musk also explained how it could support our off-world activities. The … Continue reading
Comet or Nibiru? Hubble Spots Supposed ‘Comet K2’ – Farthest Active INBOUND Comet To Date
This initially seemed like an ordinary article in regards to it’s subject, though very interesting in the contents but it is far more interesting than I initially thought. There is something troubling with some of the facts presented in this article, namely why there is a coma around a comet at such an incredibly vast distance. Normally the sun would … Continue reading
Do Supporters of ‘Nasty’ Leaders Share Similar Negative Personality Traits?
Have you ever worked with a leader who manipulates others to get their own way? Or is there someone in your team who is so completely self-obsessed that they disregard other’s opinions and contributions? Hostile personality characteristics such as these might help people climb the career ladder, but it could be a very lonely journey to the top – unless … Continue reading
Can Human Thoughts Directly Affect Physical Reality?
“The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence.” – Nikola Tesla This is exactly what’s happening right now, and it’s making its presence felt in all levels of academia. But we still have a lot way to go. Fortunately, a group of internationally … Continue reading
