Gender-reassignment treatments for children leads to severe mental health issues and suicide for many‚ according to an official new study. Administering sexual-distortion treatments “does not lower sexually confused youths’ suicide rate‚” according to the study headed [...] The post Official Study: Transitioning Kids Leads to Mental Illness and Suicide appeared first on The People's Voice.

The World Economic Forum has instructed electors in the U.S. to not certify the upcoming presidential election if Trump wins. According to the WEF-funded publication The Atlantic‚ Democrats must prepare to refuse to certifiy the [...] The post WEF Orders U.S. Electors To Not Certify Trump’s 2024 Election Win appeared first on The People's Voice.

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The California-based startup Varda Space Industries made history earlier this week after it successfully returned samples of a drug it made in orbit.After months of setbacks where the company’s in-space manufacturing capsule was held in orbit due to re-entry denial‚ the re-entry capsule safely touched down in the Utah desert on Wednesday‚ February 21.Back in June 2023‚ Varda Space Industries announced the successful production the drug in what was the world’s first mini-space factory. This drug-making mission was sent on its ride into the atmosphere by the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket which lifted off on 12 June. The drug-making process was then conducted in the W-Series 1 satellite‚ which was attached to the Rocket Lab’s orbital Photon platform.The drug-making process lasted about 27 hours and finished on June 30.During its operations‚ the mini-factory managed to produce crystals of ritonavir‚ a protease inhibitor used for the treatment of HIV/Aids.You might be wondering why they needed to produce this drug in space‚ which seems like a lot of effort‚ but there is a good reason. The loss of gravity is key here. In space environments‚ the company can promote the formation of higher-quality protein crystal structures at a faster pace than on Earth.After their experiment‚ a data downlink from the satellite confirmed it had been successful.At the time‚ the capsule was expected to land back in July 2023‚ but the US Federal Aviation Administration (FFA) denied its re-entry. So there it stayed‚ stuck in space until this week. IFLScience is not responsible for content shared from external sites.The re-entry capsule‚ designed by Rocket Lab‚ landed at the Utah Test and Training Range (UTTR) at Hill Air Force Base‚ around 80 miles (128.74 KM) west of Salt Lake City.Once Varda recovered the capsule‚ which landed perfectly safely‚ the company shipped it back to its facilities in Los Angeles for further analysis.“Additional‚ data collected throughout the entirety of the capsule’s flight – including a portion where we reached hypersonic speeds – will be shared with the Air Force and NASA under a contract Varda has with those agencies”‚ the company explained in a statement posted on X‚ formerly Twitter.

A pilotless aircraft has recently taken to the skies above Antarctica in a test flight that could revolutionize the way scientific data is gathered on the world’s ice-covered continent. Under the command of the British Antarctic Survey’s (BAS) Rothera Research Station‚ the Windracers ULTRA UAV is a fully autonomous plane with a 10-meter (32-feet) wingspan‚ capable of carrying 100 kilograms of cargo and recruitment for up to 1‚000 kilometers (621 miles).Thanks to its high-tech autopilot system‚ it can take off‚ fly‚ and land safely with little input from a human operator. It’s been specially designed by Windracers‚ an autonomous drone operator‚ to deal with the tough Antarctica environment. For instance‚ if one of its two engines fails‚ the plane will still be able to fly and make it back to base. Likewise‚ it's been designed to still function even if certain components are damaged or fail.The autonomous plane arrived in Antarctica earlier this month and completed its initial test flights this week‚ logging some 720 kilometers (447 miles) of travel.“So far so good‚ everything has very much gone to plan and the Windracers ULTRA has shown that it can robustly gather a range of science data. Our initial flights have been up to 1.5 hours long with even longer missions planned in the next couple of weeks‚” Carl Robinson‚ head of Airborne Survey Technology &; UAVs at BAS‚ said in a statement.          “It’s very early days‚ but initial data is already showing the platform can collect high-quality environmental information useful to a range science disciplines‚” added Tom Jordan‚ the lead scientist on the project.The plane will continue its test flights this season as part of a wider experimental project that’s looking to see how autonomous drones could be used to gather environmental data in Antarctica.During this test phase‚ the plane is set to carry out an array of tasks‚ such as assessing ice sheet structures using airborne radar and investigating tectonic structures under Antartica’s ice using magnetic and gravity sensors. It will also use cameras to document krill‚ the foundation of the marine food chain‚ in environmentally sensitive areas. Lastly‚ its atmospheric turbulence probe will study the complex process of the continent’s oceans and atmosphere. “We firmly believe that high endurance‚ high payload autonomous drones have a valuable role to play in the future of environmental research. So it has been hugely rewarding to see the team testing the ULTRA drone in Antarctica and‚ while it is early days‚ we’re very encouraged by its achievements so far and the feedback we’ve been receiving from the scientists and engineers on the ground‚” stated Stephen Wright‚ Founder and Chairman of Windracers.Beyond Antarctica‚ autonomous planes are achieving all kinds of wild feats. In August 2022‚ the solar-powered Airbus Zephyr S remained airborne for 64 days‚ 18 hours‚ and 26 minutes. While that broke the record for the longest-ever uncrewed flight‚ it didn’t beat the record set in 1958‚ which saw two men fly for 64 days‚ 22 hours‚ and 19 minutes.  Human pilots have that record for now‚ but we wouldn't count on them holding it for much longer.