Category: Nature
Europe will eventually have to choose between the USA and BRICS
The days when an external power dominated Eurasia are coming to an end. Countries in the far west of the continent will soon need to wake up and make choice. Just two decades ago, for the first time ever, the great continent of Eurasia… Continue Reading “Europe will eventually have to choose between the USA and BRICS”
Archeologists in Mexico find Liquid Mercury under the Teotihuacan Pyramids?
Archaeologists recently announced the discovery of large quantities of mercury at the entrance of a burial chamber sixty feet below the pre-Aztec city of Teotihuacan. The find is a recent development in a six year-long excavation of the ruins of the Pyramid of the Plumed… Continue Reading “Archeologists in Mexico find Liquid Mercury under the Teotihuacan Pyramids?”
The Humanitarian Wasteland around a Chemical Factory
Growing up, a group of nine friends living downwind a industrial production facility, had never heard of ethylene oxide, the carcinogenic gas that poured out from a chemical plant in their neighborhood. Now three of them are fighting cancer, three of them are finalizing… Continue Reading “The Humanitarian Wasteland around a Chemical Factory”
Facebook Metaverse will Manipulate your Reality into the Virtual World
The Metaverse has been peddled as a futuristic place where we all — sitting in our living rooms with goggles strapped to our noggins — can interact, buy things, date, and more in a virtual world. But what if, in addition to being a… Continue Reading “Facebook Metaverse will Manipulate your Reality into the Virtual World”
Space Travel rewires the Brain of Astronauts due to Low Gravity
The human body must overcome many different obstacles in order to travel in space, and this includes what amounts to rewiring the brain, according to a new study conducted by the European Space Agency (ESA) and international research team Roscosmos. The peer-reviewed academic journal… Continue Reading “Space Travel rewires the Brain of Astronauts due to Low Gravity”
European Ski resorts expierencing a major Snow crisis
Skiers across Europe are arriving at resorts to find historically low levels of snow following an exceptionally mild winter. Even snow cannons have stopped working due to the high temperatures. Stark images from resorts in the likes of France, Austria and Bosnia show huge… Continue Reading “European Ski resorts expierencing a major Snow crisis”
Wind Turbines create deadly impact on Wildlife and Public Health
Seven countries now generate 100% of their electricity from renewable energy – two are in Europe. Last year was the best year on record for new wind energy installation. That is a 50% increase from 2022 making it the best year on record for… Continue Reading “Wind Turbines create deadly impact on Wildlife and Public Health”
Luxor Temple complex in Egypt
Constructed over hundreds of years by Amenhotep III, Ramses II, Tutankhamun, and other pharaohs, Luxor Temple was the largest and most significant religious center in ancient Egypt. In what was then Thebes, Luxor Temple was the place of the First Occasion, where the god… Continue Reading “Luxor Temple complex in Egypt”
Global Gambling Casino Wraps around the World like a Money-Sucking Octopus
Of particular concern, presently, is the mammoth global gambling casino that wraps around the world like a money-sucking octopus. It’s no wonder that all of the casino resorts in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, Macau and other gambling centers are owned and operated by agents… Continue Reading “Global Gambling Casino Wraps around the World like a Money-Sucking Octopus”
USA bans Commercial Air Tours over National Eco Monument Parks
The National Park Service (NPS) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have completed an air tour management plan for Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico. As part of the plan, commercial air tours will be banned in and around the national monument. Commercial air… Continue Reading “USA bans Commercial Air Tours over National Eco Monument Parks”
CO2 Emissions per Capita in Europe
This info-graphic shows per capita CO2 emissions in Europe. Trends in emissions per capita depend on a number of factors, including the introduction of cleaner technologies, the level of industrial development and, of course, the demography. Strategic Culture / ABC Flash Point News 2022.
Could another highly advanced Civilization existed on Planet Earth before Human Race
History informs us that our predecessors pre-primitive achievements were not technically advanced, but rather megaliths, artifacts and mental processes that appear to be curiously out of sync with what they accomplished. This suggests that something may have preceded what our civilization was capable of… Continue Reading “Could another highly advanced Civilization existed on Planet Earth before Human Race”
Israel plans to complete the annexation of the occupied West Bank
One year ago, Israel’s Supreme Court has decided that the Palestinian region of Masafer Yatta in the southern hills of Hebron is to be appropriated entirely by the Israeli military and that the local population of more than 1,000 Palestinians is to be expelled.… Continue Reading “Israel plans to complete the annexation of the occupied West Bank”
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