Bill Gates and the Harvard Climate Project. Who said “Chemtrails”?
What are Bill Gates and Chemtrails doing in the same post? Ask Harvard who developed the project and Forbes who broke the news.
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Chemtrail researchers: “No conspiracy”
It's the biggest hoax of our century. We are talking about #chemtrails, which have always been at the center of great conspiracy theories, often very imaginative. The truth was established by the first scientific study conducted by the University of California Irvine, the results of which were published in the journal Environmental Research Letters. According to the researchers, the trails are just simple, explainable chemical and physical phenomena. However, it seems that 17% of the world population believes that the trails are the sign of some ... Read more
Chemtrails against global warming? There are those who say yes
Always protagonists in the argumentative repertoire of curious people, independent analysers, scholars, conspiracy theorists and free thinkers, the famous "Chemtrails" could emerge from the literature of counter-information to become part of tangible reality. No longer a borderline theme, therefore, but a conscious human activity. What is it about? The scientific journal PNAS (relaunched instantly by the more widespread Popular Mechanics) published joint studies by American, Scandinavian and Chinese scientists based on scenarios that effectively constitute speculation on the opportunity to do ... Read more
The Wakes? Outdated: Bill Gates wants chemical clouds against climate breakdowns
The potential solution to global warming revolves around solar geoengineering: chemical clouds to cool the planet.
The alarm of Japanese scientists: microplastics also in the clouds
The clouds over Japan reveal a very bad surprise: are microplastics there too, can they affect the climate?
US scientists: “The secret ingredient for building life has been discovered”
Analysis with cutting-edge tools reveals surprises about the qualities of an ingredient present practically everywhere on the planet (and in the Universe).
“Snap Chemistry”, discovering the Nobel science that will change the world
Everything you need to know to understand why snap chemistry was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. In one click!
Scientists press: spray the skies to save the planet. What does it remind you of?
Now cleared, 'chemtrails' are advanced geoengineering plans to spray the skies with aerosols and refreeze the poles. Fears remain, however. Very strong.
Scientists believe there may be hidden alien life on Jupiter's moon
A new discovery has recently interested Europa, the frozen moon of Jupiter. Apparently, there may be alien life on the surface
Scientists 3D print entire blood vessels with the new bio-ink
A new bio-ink allows the creation of precise blood vessels: today models for studying diseases, tomorrow spare parts.
Scientists use fruit peel to recycle old batteries
Orange peel and citric acid to recover precious metals and recycle used batteries: an approach that combats both food waste and energy shortages.
Salt water on the clouds directly from the sea to cool the planet
A group of 31 scientists have developed a roadmap to study marine cloud brightening (MCB), a controversial solar geoengineering strategy to cool the planet.
The US government officially funds geoengineering studies
The temperature rises and the policies do not change. The US government authorizes geoengineering studies as an extreme plan to save the climate.
How long can humanity survive?
What are the long-term predictions for humanity, whether it will survive (a very) long time? 6 problems to face in the very, very distant future.
Goldene: from a forgotten method gold one atom thick
Gold could become the material of the future thanks to "goldene", a two-dimensional sheet created by researchers at Linköping University.
Climate engineering: nations on their knees could act on their own
Climate engineering could become the last resort for nations affected by climate change. But at what cost to the planet?
An implantable battery feeds on oxygen: towards "symbiotic" devices
In the new implantable Na-O2 battery, tissue oxygen acts as fuel. It can power devices, and even be therapeutic.
Narcotics, CNR study: Italian cities are "smelling" them more and more
Ten-year study reveals increase in illicit drugs in the air of Italian cities. Higher concentrations in winter, but not linked to common pollutants.
The invisible impact: how tires pollute our planet
From oceans to soil, the polluting impact of tires is everywhere. Let's find out together how to deal with this problem.
Water on the surface of an asteroid, a first
Historic discovery thanks to the NASA SOFIA observatory: an asteroid with water on the surface found. The discovery helps study how planets originated.
Cornell introduces a new rapid EV battery that charges in 5 minutes
Cornell's new rapid lithium battery promises ultra-fast charging, and could be the key to global EV adoption.
