An article in the British Medical Journal has argued that the traditional ‘complete the course‘ advise given to patients who take antibiotics is not backed by scientific evidence. It may be prudent that patients should only take antibiotics until they feel better, argued a team led by Professor Martin Llewelyn at Brighton and Sussex Medical School.
Call to stop ‘complete the course’ for antibiotics
‘UFO’ sighting over Cornwall
They are everywhere…. even Cornwall in the UK! A UFO sighting describing a mysterious object in the sky over the city of Truro in Cornwall has prompted claims of UFOs across the region.
Nature Valley Granola Bars contain glyphosate
Nature Valley Granola Bars are being sued by various organisations for misleading the public over their claims that the bars are “100% natural”. Moms across America, Organic Consumers Association and Beyond Pesticides say that consumers have the right to expect that products with the claim “100% natural” would not have traces of herbicide in the final products. General Mills, the […]
NASA forced to deny Mars civilisation
NASA has been forced to deny there was a long lost civilisation on Mars, clarifying that they had no evidence of a race living there. At a space subcommittee of the House Science Committee, officials from the space agency were questioned by California Republican Dana Rohrabacher who queried if the agency knew of anything of a race living there a […]
Blood of torture victim on Shroud of Turin
Some new research on the Shroud of Turin reveal that it is stained with the blood of a torture victim. We previously wrote on the Shroud of Turin back in 2014, when tests dated the Shroud to between 300BC and 400AD giving weight to its authenticity.
Massive iceberg breaks off Antarctica
A massive iceberg, twice as big as luxembourg or seven times the size of New York, has broken off Antarctica and is estimated to weight a trillion tonnes. It sheared off the Larson C Ice Shelf between July 10th and 12th, 2017 and covers an area of 5,600km.
The World
A wreath of laurel surrounds a naked female who holds a wand in each hand in The World. Winding around her is a purple piece of cloth. In each corner of the card, emerging out of clouds are various figures such as a lion, eagle, human and bull. She seems suspended in mid air.
NASA to simulate Auroras
NASA has shot a Terrier-Improved Malemute sounding rocket into the sky which dispensed 10 small canisters, each releasing a mix of chemicals (barium, lithium, and tri-methyl aluminum) designed to produce blue-green and red vapors in an attempt to better understand the formation of auroras.