Exploring bleeding edge experiments, oddities, new and bizarre dicoveries, and fact-checking conspiracy theories since 2008. No question is out of bounds and no topic is too strange for a deep dive.
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There's no pseudoscience or conspiracy Mike Adams isn't willing to defend. His latest cause? Astrology.
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It seems that the NASA-backed research into arsenic-eating microbes had a number of serious flaws that has biologists scratching their heads.
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The Framer-in-Chief is failing upwards to speak for America's geoscientists. It should be a wake up call for scientists to speak for themselves instead.
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A group of anthropologists crossed from being respectful to non-Western cultures and their history to being patronizing and condescending.
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A brief survey of the six kinds of people actively ruining science for the rest of us.
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The holidays are a time for family, which often means arguments with woo-loving relatives...
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An awful lot is riding on JWST and there's a huge risk that if something goes wrong, deep space astronomy could be set back decades.
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Cramming science into a fashion magazine didn't seem to work last year so naturally, GQ is going to try it again.
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Releasing climate change modeling code to people who can't run it, don't understand it, and are paid to disagree with it and libel you a fraud doesn't do computer scientists any favors.
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Hypothetically, science and technology should have fared better under the liberal Obama administration. In reality, very little has changed.