Why Are Some People Hesitant To Trust A COVID-19 Vaccine?

Most people think there has never been a successful vaccine for corona viruses, due to a problem unique to corona vaccines called pathogenic priming. In animal trials for previous vaccines, the animals were vaccinated and seemed to have a good antibody response, but upon exposure to the wild virus, developed a paradoxical immune enhancement, leading to…

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Read more about the article Aliens and ‘Galactic Federation’ exist, ex-Israeli space chief claims
Upon discovering he's been prophesied to destroy The Illuminati, Trump's clone joins forces with surviving human allies to bring the battle straight to Illuminati headquarters -- in hell. When Donald Trump meets Satan himself, he's in for the fight of his cloned life.

Aliens and ‘Galactic Federation’ exist, ex-Israeli space chief claims

A retired Israeli general has claimed humanity has already made contact not just with aliens, but with a "Galactic Federation".Speaking to one of Israel's most popular news outlets, Yediot Aharonot, 87-year-old Professor Haim Eshed claimed that the majority of humanity had been kept unaware of the contact as the world was not deemed to be ready for…

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How the coronavirus pandemic has hit the global economy

To curb the spread of the coronavirus, authorities around the world implemented lockdown measures that have brought much of global economic activity to a halt.Many businesses have been forced to reduce operations or shut down, and an increasing number of people are expected to lose their jobs.Companies in the services industry, a major source of growth…

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Top 5 Bizarre Coronavirus Conspiracy Theories

The coronavirus news cycle runs 24-hours a day, 7 days a week. Every website, every channel, every newspaper is currently filled with data, graphs, and projections. It’s overwhelming and exhausting.  You don’t have to look further than Facebook to find conspiracy theories warning the science and data is false. Here are five of the most bizarre…

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7 of the Deepest Holes Humanity Ever Dug

We can't dig to the center of the Earth, but that hasn't stopped us from trying. Whether explicit efforts to dig through the Earth's mantle or some of the world's wildest open-pit mines, humankind has done some serious digging. We explore some of the craziest manmade holes out there through both ice and land. Kola Superdeep…

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Iconic Scientist Stephen Hawking Has Died at the Age of 76 & 5 Things You Didn’t Know About Stephen Hawking

Famed scientist Stephen Hawking has died at the age of 76, confirmed his family. The British theoretical physicist and cosmologist was best known for his work on black holes, relativity, quantum physics and the philosophy of science. His book, A Brief History of Time, is one of the best-selling science books of all time. Professor Hawking’s children Lucy, Robert…

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Read more about the article Rhino without its horn wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year prize
STRICTLY EMBARGOED until 2300 BST Tuesday 17 October 2017 ONLY TO BE USED WITH COMPETITION World Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2017 Memorial to a species: Brent Stirton, South Africa Grand title winner 2017 (Also winner of The Wildlife Photojournalist Award: Story category) HLUHLUWE UMFOLOZI GAME RESERVE, KWAZULU NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA, 17 MAY 2016: A Black Rhino Bull is seen dead, poached for its horns less than 24 hours earlier at Hluhluwe Umfolozi Game Reserve, South Africa. It is suspected that the killers came from a local community approximately 5 kilometers away, entering the park illegally, shooting the rhino at a water hole with a high-powered, silenced hunting rifle. An autopsy and postmortem carried out by members of the KZN Ezemvelo later revealed that the large calibre bullet went straight through this rhino, causing massive tissue damage. It was noted that he did not die immediately but ran a short distance, fell to his knees and a coup de grace shot was administered to the head from close range. Black Rhino are the most endangered rhino, HluHluwe Umfolozi is one of the last repositories for these animals, with less than 3000 left in the wild today. (Photo by Brent Stirton/Getty Images Reportage for National Geographic Magazine.) Press Image : Wildlife Photographer of the Year at the Natural History Museum. Email: wildpress@nhm.ac.uk Tel: +44 (0)20 7942 5156 Mob: +44 (0)7799 690151

Rhino without its horn wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year prize

[paypal_donation_button] The prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year award has been handed to a photojournalist who captured a criticially endangered black rhino lying dead with its horn cut off. Brent Stirton’s “Memorial to a species” was taken on South Africa’s Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Reserve and is one of thirty such scenes he captured as he covered…

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Scientists Spot 15 Mysterious Radio Bursts From a Distant Galaxy

In 2007, a group of astronomers spotted something strange—a powerful burst of radio waves that vanished as quickly as it appeared. They called the strange event a "fast radio burst," and ever since then scientists have been trying to figure out what these things are. Here's what we do know: Fast radio bursts are high-energy radio…

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