By Cynthia Vann Space is full of old satellites, rocket parts, and other junk Introduction As of January 2026, more than 14,500 active satellites orbit Earth, compared with just over 800 in 2003. At the same time, Earth’s radiation belts are experiencing extremely high levels of electron flux. If Earth were a heart, this condition […]
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By Alex Jack Summer Conference presenters included (clockwise from the left): Amber Maisano, Danka and Alex Jack, Oliver Cowmeadow, Bill Tara, Dr. Mary Cross, Laura Castrodi, and Bob Carr “What a kick! Am I counting right—a four-hour broadcast from Planetary? And Verne Varona with his trademark Chicken-Lady story, and Michio describing his initial decision to
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By Alex Jack A spiderweb is one of nature’s most elegant structures. It is geometry, architecture, trap, sensory organ, and survival tool all at once. To the human eye, an orb web looks almost like lace suspended in air. To the spider, it is something closer to an extended nervous system: every radial thread and
By Alex Jack Why are so many people having digestive problems and struggling with weight—even when they are trying to eat well, exercise, and take care of themselves? For decades, we have been told that digestive health and weight loss are mostly a matter of personal choice: eat fewer calories, avoid junk food, eat more
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A major new analysis in The Lancet Planetary Health warns that artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming a defining force not only in society, but in the fate of the Earth itself—and that governing it wisely is now an urgent global priority. The authors stress that “establishing global governance of artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an increasingly pressing
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By Donna Clifford, R.N. We emerge from the stillness of winter. The last icicle has melted, and buds are sprouting from the ground. It’s spring! The earth is awakening from its frozen winter sleep. As plants begin to emerge from the soil, the human body is rousing to the natural cycle of spring. The Qi
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More than 50 U.S. medical schools have recently agreed to adopt a new federal framework aimed at strengthening nutrition education, signaling a notable shift in a field long criticized for neglecting diet in medical training. Announcing the initiative, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. described it as “a transformative breakthrough in medical education that will
By Cynthia Vann We are not being sufficiently warned about radiation hazards when flying says the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism at Arizona State University. In an article “Exposed: How the FAA Fails to Protect Flight Crews from Cosmic Radiation Exposure in the Skies,” reporters from the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism at Arizona State
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By Gary Null, Ph.D. FEBRUARY 24, 2026 When a platform is treated globally as the first-stop authority for knowledge, and when that platform is structurally incapable of accountability, the corruption of its content becomes the corruption of public understanding. That corruption becomes policy. And in the realm of medicine and health, it becomes something far
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By Mark Leonas Not long ago, I was listening to a recorded talk by the late Buddhist monk, Thich Nhat Hanh. In his talk, entitled “Healing Is Possible At Every Moment”, he discusses the power of breathing to heal various aspects of human suffering, both physical and emotional. I was intrigued! In an earlier talk,
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