As I understand it, Anti-Gravity research is related to free energy as written about by Nichola Tesla.
Tag Archives: Science / Environment
Energy-Efficient Lightbulbs May Have Dark Side When It Comes To Health
Everybody knows that one good way to prevent a sunburn is to stay inside, where you’re safe from the sun’s ultraviolet rays. Right?
Well, that may not be true anymore if your house is lit with compact fluorescent light bulbs. Last month, researchers from the State University of New York at Stony Brook showed in a paper that tiny defects in the bulbs can let through UV light that can damage skin cells and lead to cancer.
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On NASAs Mars Landing
Interesting, but I’d rather keep my tax dollars. I can’t help but think the hype is a desperate attempt to stay relevant.
I encourage curious readers to look at THIS, my favorite TED lecture ever.
Is Radiation not as bad as thought?
These videos make a compelling case. Perhaps the threat of radiation was part of the utter fear our government fed from during the cold war.
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How Green Peace devastated the Pribilof Islands
Thorium
The compilation in the beginning of this video give a huge sense of Earth changing innovation taking place in the energy business. It would be an exciting time of change, as so much of government is tied up with the biofuels business which this innovation would displace.
Irrational Infatuation with Biofuels
Are you upset about rapidly rising food costs and high gas prices? You can thank members of Congress and the administration for this situation. Much of the United States is in the midst of a major drought. That’s not the fault of the political class, but those folks have made the consequences of the drought far worse for the entire world.
First, the facts: Corn and soybeans are the biggest U.S. grain crops and are used in many of the foods that almost everyone consumes each day. Congress subsidized and mandated the use of ethanol in motor fuel. Currently, about 40 percent of the U.S. corn crop is used in the production of ethanol. Corn prices rose as a result of the government creating an artificial, additional demand. As a result of higher corn prices, many farmers grew more corn and fewer other crops, such as wheat, which, in turn, caused the prices of those other crops to rise because of lower production.
The drought is resulting in a much smaller corn crop, but by law, much of the remaining corn must be used to produce ethanol, resulting in even higher prices for corn, which reached a record high last week. (Read more)
The dolphin jetpack
If all my engineering friends weren’t working on military-funded projects, if all our taxes did fuel the citadel of idiocy and ineptness, there’d be more things like this available. :)
TNA @ Rio+20: Lord Monckton Slams Enviro-Marxist “Religion” at UN Rio Conference
The Greening of Planet Earth — CO2 and plant growth
Extremely Common-Sense Lecture: What To Do About Environmental Overkill — acid rain, global warming, hole in the ozone and other fraud
$9 Billion in ‘Stimulus’ for Solar, Wind Projects Made 910 Final Jobs — $9.8 Million Per Job
(CNSNews.com) – The Obama administration distributed $9 billion in economic “stimulus” funds to solar and wind projects in 2009-11 that created, as the end result, 910 “direct” jobs — annual operation and maintenance positions — meaning that it cost about $9.8 million to establish each of those long-term jobs.
At the same time, those green energy projects also created, in the end, about 4,600 “indirect” jobs – positions indirectly supported by the annual operation and maintenance jobs — which means they cost about $1.9 million each ($9 billion divided by 4,600). (Read more)
Greenpeace found talks how the organization went “anti-human” and “anti-science”
32,000-Year-Old Plant Reborn From Ancient Fruit Found in Siberian Ice
(Photo: Svetlana Yashina via Bloomberg) Researchers in Russia have revived a fertile plant from the remains of 32,000-year-old fruit that was found buried within the fossilized burrows of ancient squirrels deep in the Siberian ice.
The resurrected plant, from an era of woolly mammoths and saber-tooth cats, is the oldest viable multicellular living organism, according to the study published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. It is also the first plant returned to life from permafrost conditions, researchers said.
The discovery raises the possibility of reviving other frozen organisms with prehistoric gene pools, researchers said. Using a horticulture technique called micropropagation, researchers grew the plant from fruit tissue in a test tube of nutrients. The ones that grew roots were transferred into pots with soil and light, where they developed flowers and seeds.
“There is abundant permafrost in northern Alaska and Canada,” said Buford Price, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, who edited the paper, in an e-mail. Finding an organism that could produce a plant with dark green leaves and small white flowers shows the benefit of pursuing goals that seem impossible, he said. (Read more)
Rational meets mysticism. UFO’s and Climate Change.
Steffen’s videos are getting better and better.