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Articles in "Science"

An Aluminium Fuel Cell - Why Is Government Blocking It?

Ex-Navy Nuclear Engineer Trevor Jackson has developed a highly energy dense aluminium fuel cell. Why will the government not support bringing it to market?

A Different Outlook: Japan Unveils New Maglev Prototype

Mike Robinson

Japan has unveiled the prototype of a new Maglev train, capable of speeds up to 311 mph. In the meantime, over a week has passed since the latest floods, and British trains are still not running in the South West.

UKH2Mobility to Attract Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles to the UK

A new project was launched yesterday with the aim of bring hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicles to the UK.

One Step Closer To Nuclear Fusion

Scientists have achieved a milestone in the effort to build the future ITER fusion reactor.

Climate Change Alarmism: - A Common Purpose Of The Political Elite?

Martin Edwards

Those readers who have been following my One World Governance series of articles will recall that in Part 5 I highlighted the fact that both David Cameron and Nick Clegg claimed that the new Liberal Democrat / Conservative administration was underpinned by a common purpose. In Part 8 I presented evidence that many MPs were also Members of the All Party Parliamentary United Nations Group and, additionally, that Vince Cable had helped to produce the Brundtland report Our Common Future which launched the concept of 'sustainable development'.

China Plans 600mph Maglev Train

Mike Robinson

China's public transport plans can only be described as impressive.

Honda FCX Arrives In Britain

Mike Robinson

The use of batteries alone to power cars is clearly a bit nutty. Poor performance, a short operating range and long recharge times make their practicality limited.

Millions Have Died Because of DDT Ban

The Excellent Powder: DDT's Political And Scientific History is the title of a long awaited book by Dr. Donald Roberts, entomologist whose malaria research determined that the pesticide DDT works chiefly by repelling mosquitoes, which was launched at a Washington DC press conference on the 21st April.

Bertrand Russell - The Impact Of Science On Society

Mike Robinson

"I don't believe they would do it!"

How many times have we heard that from people who cannot suspend their disbelief long enough to look objectively at the possibility that the New World Order is indeed a very nasty global conspiracy run by the monied elites?

Rather than attempt to persuade the reader that such evil exists, I'm going to let Bertrand Russell do it for me.

Wikipedia Exposed As Part Of Climategate Scandal

Wikipedia, the notorious online encyclopedia, which features the likes of Chip Berlet among its "editors," has been caught in the center of the climategate swindle. According to a report by Lawrence Solomon published in the National Post of Canada, a Wikipedia editor and UK Green Party activist named William Connolley, doctored literally thousands of entries, to conceal the fact that, during the Medieval period, there was a global warming spell, following the Little Ice Age.