Young Children Are Less Likely to Spread the Coronavirus—but May Carry More of the Diseas
A new study suggests that children under five years of age may carry a much higher amount of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus in their upper respiratory tract than adults, with some children displaying a viral load up to 100 times greater than the adults tested for the presence of the coronavirus.
The Americas May Have Been Populated by Humans Twice as Long as Previously Assumed
A new archaeological discovery in a cave in Mexico is once again pushing back the timeline of human presence in the Americas, this time by at least 15,000 years earlier than the generally-accepted date of roughly 13,000 years ago. In addition to earlier finds that also point to an earlier
Former Pentagon UFO Researcher Investigated “Off-World Vehicles Not Made on This Earth” A
A former consultant to the Pentagon’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) has come forward with details regarding his role in the Pentagon’s UFO investigations team, including the scientific analysis of UFO reports, and assembling a dossier of scientific reports on the current state of cutting-edge aerospace technologies and how
Two COVID-19 Vaccines Show Promising Early-Stage Test Results
Medical research teams in England and China are reporting that COVID-19 vaccines being developed are prompting a protective immune response against the coronavirus in subjects that have been injected with the new formulations. This is good news, as other researchers have found that the antibodies produced from a direct infection
The First Half of 2020 was the Second Hottest on Record
Despite the massive changes brought about around the world in 2020, one factor has managed to maintain its status quo from the pre-pandemic era: global warming is still on the rise. In terms of being the hottest January-through-June period on record, 2020 is second only to 2016’s El Niño-fueled first
