Science & Tech – Page 20

Web Inventor Tim Berners-Lee Teams Up with Facebook, Google, to ‘Fix The Web’
Infowars - Nov 26th 2019 4:17am EST
Many of the companies that have backed Berners-Lees’ proposals are notorious for censoring political information.
Facebook secretly built a facial recognition app four years ago that could ‘identify any member of the social network’
Infowars - Nov 26th 2019 4:12am EST
Company did not make it public because of privacy worries.
Facebook Bans All Content On Vaccine Awareness, Including Facts About Vaccine Ingredients
Infowars - Nov 26th 2019 4:09am EST
Before long, Facebook won’t even allow any human opinions at all.
Probing exoplanet atmospheres could reveal telltale signatures of life
Infowars - Nov 25th 2019 3:43pm EST
Detecting these so-called biosignatures, compounds that are known to be produced by living organisms, would be strong evidence that worlds may contain life
What’s Out There in Deep Space?
Infowars - Nov 22nd 2019 12:47pm EST
The interstellar medium is not uniform but rather turbulent
Astronomers Discover Planet So Close To Its Star, It Shouldn’t Even Exist
Infowars - Nov 21st 2019 9:41am EST
Did the planet shift orbits several times?
NASA Scientists Confirm Water Vapor on Europa
Infowars - Nov 21st 2019 9:35am EST
What makes this moon so alluring is the possibility that it may possess all of the ingredients necessary for life
Ready to risk getting cancer or dementia to set foot on Mars?
Infowars - Nov 20th 2019 9:06am EST
Main health concerns on your way to the Red Planet
Students Ditch Their Phones For a Week, Report Feeling Happier & More Refreshed
Infowars - Nov 20th 2019 4:37am EST
“I’m having a lot of better relationships.”
LISTEN: The sound of Earth being lashed by solar storm will haunt your nightmares
Infowars - Nov 19th 2019 1:48pm EST
Scientists have captured what it sounds like when these charged particles bounce off the magnetosphere
NASA tracking THREE asteroids headed this way, two spotted just 2 days ago
Infowars - Nov 19th 2019 10:39am EST
Once again raising tensions over planetary defense
Exoplanet axis study boosts hopes of complex life, just not next door
Infowars - Nov 19th 2019 9:54am EST
Would Mars be like Earth if it had a Moon like ours?
Scientists find evidence of missing neutron star
Infowars - Nov 19th 2019 9:43am EST
For more than 30 years astronomers have been unable to locate it
First global geologic map of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, completed
Infowars - Nov 18th 2019 10:39am EST
Titan is the only planetary body in our solar system other than Earth known to have stable liquid on its surface
How Teachers In Washington State Are Told to Teach Science
Infowars - Nov 18th 2019 3:53am EST
Welp, I guess the science is settled!
Facebook App Secretly Accessing iPhone Users’ Cameras
Infowars - Nov 16th 2019 8:18am EST
Occurs as unsuspecting users read the news feed.
DARPA Seeks “Militarized Microbes” So They Can Spread Genetically-Modified Bacteria
Infowars - Nov 16th 2019 3:21am EST
The United States government could very well be looking into ways to militarize microbes.
NASA finds Neptune moons locked in ‘dance of avoidance’
Infowars - Nov 15th 2019 1:15pm EST
The strange orbits that carry Neptune’s two innermost moons are unprecedented
With no alternative, NASA spent nearly $4 BILLION to fly astronauts aboard Russian Soyuz to ISS & ‘overpaid’ Boeing for no reason
Infowars - Nov 15th 2019 11:29am EST
The Russian-made Soyuz vehicles have since remained the only means of transportation for NASA
Amateur Astronomer Discovers Comet Ahead of NASA – Report
Infowars - Nov 14th 2019 10:55am EST
Same man previously lead NASA to detect water from alien star system
Google Responds To Reports Of Its Not-So-Secret Health Data Collection
Infowars - Nov 13th 2019 12:56am EST
A Google spokesperson told TheWSJ that Project Nightingale is compliant with federal health law.
First study to combine 3-D climate modeling with chemistry refines which exoplanets are potentially habitable
Infowars - Nov 12th 2019 11:59am EST
In order to search for life in outer space, astronomers first need to know where to look
Internet access should be a HUMAN RIGHT along with food and water because people ‘don’t have free speech or political power without it’
Infowars - Nov 12th 2019 12:58am EST
‘Without such access, many people lack a meaningful way to influence and hold accountable supranational rule-makers and institutions.’
Scientists further refine how quickly the universe is expanding
Infowars - Nov 11th 2019 3:41pm EST
More questions than answers, however
Researchers Produce Hydrogen From Sea Water in ‘Clean Energy’ Breakthrough
Infowars - Nov 11th 2019 3:28pm EST
Water-splitting techniques currently used mostly for freshwater

Category: Science & Tech, Page 20

Web Inventor Tim Berners-Lee Teams Up with Facebook, Google, to ‘Fix The Web’

Facebook secretly built a facial recognition app four years ago that could ‘identify any member of the social network’

Facebook Bans All Content On Vaccine Awareness, Including Facts About Vaccine Ingredients

Probing exoplanet atmospheres could reveal telltale signatures of life

What’s Out There in Deep Space?

Astronomers Discover Planet So Close To Its Star, It Shouldn’t Even Exist

NASA Scientists Confirm Water Vapor on Europa

Ready to risk getting cancer or dementia to set foot on Mars?

Students Ditch Their Phones For a Week, Report Feeling Happier & More Refreshed

LISTEN: The sound of Earth being lashed by solar storm will haunt your nightmares

NASA tracking THREE asteroids headed this way, two spotted just 2 days ago

Exoplanet axis study boosts hopes of complex life, just not next door

Scientists find evidence of missing neutron star

First global geologic map of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, completed

How Teachers In Washington State Are Told to Teach Science

Facebook App Secretly Accessing iPhone Users’ Cameras

DARPA Seeks “Militarized Microbes” So They Can Spread Genetically-Modified Bacteria

NASA finds Neptune moons locked in ‘dance of avoidance’

With no alternative, NASA spent nearly $4 BILLION to fly astronauts aboard Russian Soyuz to ISS & ‘overpaid’ Boeing for no reason

Amateur Astronomer Discovers Comet Ahead of NASA – Report

Google Responds To Reports Of Its Not-So-Secret Health Data Collection

First study to combine 3-D climate modeling with chemistry refines which exoplanets are potentially habitable

Internet access should be a HUMAN RIGHT along with food and water because people ‘don’t have free speech or political power without it’

Scientists further refine how quickly the universe is expanding

Researchers Produce Hydrogen From Sea Water in ‘Clean Energy’ Breakthrough

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