Monthly Archives: June 2018

Scientists have recovered years of hidden temperature data from the NASA moon landings in the 1970s. They think there’s only one possible explanation for a warming shift in surface temperatures on the moon: human footprints. Source: A 40-year-old mystery about … Continue reading →

In 1973, a toxic chemical was mixed into tons of farm feed, sickening livestock and exposing millions of Michiganders. Should later generations worry? Source: Uncertain Inheritance: Epigenetics and the Poisoning of Michigan Wow I had no idea. Spread the Good … Continue reading →

Apocalypse Never illuminates why we must abolish nuclear weapons, how we can, and what the world will look like after we do. The twenty-first century has ushered in a world at the atomic edge. The…READ MORE Source: Apocalypse Never by … Continue reading →

Source: Bokashi – Chemical Analysis and Biology Pretty good bokashi blog. So many that I look at have so many significant scientific flaws that I am wary of how valid any of their points are. But this one is pretty … Continue reading →

😁 Spread the Good News Below: Permaculture!    

https://youtu.be/rdF3mnyS1p0 OMG this is/was my life! This is what I spent 10+ years studying :-) not the specific structures shown, but the chemistry surrounding it. And if anyone is interested (which I’m sure they’re not) :-) complex one cannot just … Continue reading →

Dedicated to my friend Tad who is immortalized at the bottom of each page of my website and who introduced me to The Onion. I still am laughing about the story. I particularly like the fact that they euthanized it … Continue reading →