Get kids engaged with space with the ESA Kids app, now available for download on iOS and Android devices! The ESA Kids app features a set of carefully crafted games for kids to learn about space while having fun. Simple yet engaging, the app is suitable for a variety of age ranges and is available in 14 languages! Introduce the tiny explorers to space and Paxi with colouring, matching, and memory games. Challenge the older pioneers with specific missions to build spacecraft, land on different planets and moons, and clean up space debris. Get the whole family together for a round of space trivia. Prefer to play the games on a computer? No problem! Find them on the ESA Kids website. Get ready to explore the Solar System with Paxi!www.esa.int
Twitter has suspended the account of Sci-Hub, a site that offers a free #gateway to paywalled research. The site is accused of violating the counterfeit policy of the social #media platform. However, founder Alexandra #Elbakyan believes that this is an effort to silence the growing #support amidst a high profile #court case in #India.#science #freedom #internet #economy #news #copyright #justice
Twitter suspended the account of Sci-Hub, often referred to as the Pirate Bay of science, for violating the counterfeit policy.torrentfreak.com
Google has banned the conservative social networking app Parler from the Google Play Store for not removing posts that incite violence in the US.www.bleepingcomputer.com
We have reached our next goal of 1500 signatures! The word is getting out! More physicians are prescribing ivermectin to their patients and convincing their organizations to do the same. We need to keep the pressure on. These are the important actions you can do to help the movement: 1. Call/email physicians and present them with the FLCCC's one page summary of all the data surrounding the efficacy of ivermectin in treating Covid-19. https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/One-Page-Summary-of-the-Clinical-Trials-Evidence-for-Ivermectin-in-COVID-19.pdf 2. Call/email journalists specializing in health/medicine and present them with the one page summary above, Dr Pierre Kory's senate testimony, this petition, or the below video. 3. Call/email politicians and present them with the one page summary above, Dr Pierre Kory's senate testimony, this petition, or the below video. Watch Dr Christy Risinger methodically go through the most persuasive studies done on ivermectin and Covid-19. Her conclusion is our conclusion. We are imploring the NIH to review the emerging evidence regarding ivermectin and give updated guidance to physicians. Thank you to the heroes at the FLCCC, Dr Christy Risinger, and others bringing this to the public! Again, email ivermectinaction@gmail.com if you wish to get involved in the grassroots movement. It is very active and energetic. There is a lot you can contribute! And MERRY CHRISTMAS!www.change.org
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Die Große Koalition prüft rechtliche Schritte, mit denen Privilegien für bereits gegen das Coronavirus geimpfte Personen in der Privatwirtschaft ausgeschlossen werden sollen. Politiker von Union und SPD fordern Solidarität.www.tagesschau.de
Forty per cent of Friday’s electricity was generated in windfarms thanks to blustery winter weather
Blustery winter weather helped Great Britain’s windfarms set a record for clean power generation, which made up more than 40% of its electricity on Friday.
Wind turbines generated 17.3GW on Friday afternoon, according to figures from the electricity system operator, narrowly beating the previous record set in early January this year.
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https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/dec/19/windfarms-in-great-britain-break-record-for-clear-power-generation
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Forty per cent of Friday’s electricity was generated in windfarms thanks to blustery winter weatherwww.theguardian.com