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Flat-Earth adherents reject the globe model by pointing to everyday visual experience, selective “experiments,” and a package of conspiracy claims that dismiss space imagery and institutional authorit...
Flat-Earth advocates typically reject satellite imagery and spaceflight evidence by alleging image manipulation, claiming government/agency cover-ups (often singling out NASA), and proposing alternati...
Julie Green has a mix of specific, falsified, and highly ambiguous prophetic claims; several high-profile predictions have been demonstrably false while others are presented as “fulfilled” by sympathe...
No single country is universally "safe" in a full‑scale nuclear exchange; several recent pieces of reporting and analyses name Argentina, Australia, Iceland and remote parts of countries (and parts of...
Modern flat‑Earth models generally depict Earth as a stationary disc with the North Pole at the center and Antarctica forming an ice wall around the rim; the Sun and Moon are described as relatively s...
Conspiracy theories that Adolf Hitler survived 1945 center on a few recurring narratives—escape to Argentina, a submarine or Antarctic sanctuary, use of lookalikes or doubles, and outlandish claims ab...
Julie Green’s most widely circulated prophecies center on dramatic political upheaval in the United States — including predictions of the death or removal of prominent Democrats, the collapse of legal...
Recent reporting highlights three distinct types of discoveries tied to Antarctica: , the , and high-profile scientific finds such as the that illuminate human and climatic histories. These claims com...
Clinical human data on L‑tyrosine’s effects on thyroid lab values are extremely limited but suggest that high‑dose supplementation can lower serum TSH in at least one controlled setting, while consist...
Multiple recent analyses and news pieces identify southern-hemisphere, remote island and agriculturally self-sufficient countries — notably Australia, New Zealand, Iceland and parts of South America —...
Antarctica does host human-made monuments and a few unexpected statues — most famously a plastic bust of Vladimir Lenin at the Soviet “Pole of Inaccessibility” station placed in 1958 and still reporte...
Antarctica is not owned by any single country: seven states have long-standing territorial claims but those claims are effectively frozen by the Antarctic Treaty System, which keeps the continent dedi...
U.S. defense and intelligence communities have publicly described China’s growing network of ground stations in South America as a strategically significant expansion that could bolster Beijing’s spac...
Claims that Antarctic ice melt is "revealing an ancient civilization" are not supported in the available reporting; recent studies describe ancient landscapes, Million‑year‑old ice and feedbacks in ic...
NASA-linked datasets and complementary climate agencies show that 2025 produced exceptional heat anomalies, significant ice deficits in both polar regions during parts of the year, and a rise in extre...
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) frames future climates as a set of emissions-dependent pathways rather than a single forecast: plausible 2100 global temperature outcomes range fro...
High-dose L‑tyrosine is biochemically plausible to affect thyroid physiology because tyrosine is a building block for thyroid hormones, and multiple clinical sources warn that supplemental tyrosine ca...
Flat-Earth communities offer several competing explanations for what mainstream science calls satellites: some say there are no spaceborne satellites and signals come from ground infrastructure or a “...
Glacial blue ice is not a mystery pigment but the optical consequence of dense, bubble-poor ice selectively absorbing longer (red) wavelengths and transmitting and scattering shorter (blue) wavelength...
The United States does not currently hold or assert a formal territorial claim in Antarctica, though U.S. policy expressly preserves a legal “basis” to do so and reserves all rights under the Antarcti...