Progress Report - Universal Balance Project

Revolutionary Jab that Could Repair Spinal Cord Injuries Developed by Scientists September 28, 2022
A revolutionary treatment that could repair spinal cord injuries has been developed by scientists which regrew nerves in paralyzed mice within three months. The medication triggers cells of long spindly parts of the severed nerves called axons to regenerative themselves. Currently, spinal cord injury does not have any effective treatments that involves a repairing of […]
Andy Corbley
Colorado’s State Fish, Once Considered Extinct, is Now Reproducing Naturally in Native Waters September 28, 2022
The greenback cutthroat trout, Colorado’s state fish, is reproducing in the wild again after a period where it was actually believed to have been lost. Presumptively listed as extinct in the 1930s, small populations were found in various parts of the state’s river systems, though they were thought of as hybrids. In 2012 along a […]
Andy Corbley
NASA Celebrates World First: Smashing a Spacecraft into an Asteroid to Practice Saving Humanity September 28, 2022
This was the moment when NASA, including science mission chief Thomas Zurbuchen, celebrated the complete and utter destruction of one of their spacecraft. While that sounds like a strange thing to celebrate, it was humanity’s first real-world test to see if we could alter the path of an asteroid if ever one were discovered heading […]
Andy Corbley
Youth Crime in the U.S. Has Plummeted 78% Since 1994, Which Counters the Usual Narrative September 28, 2022
A recent report found that the number of youth arrests for violent crime continued to decline in 2020 and was down 78% from its peak in 1994. Analysis of the data from the FBI found that people aged 17 and younger accounted for just 7% of all arrests for violent crime like murder and robbery […]
Andy Corbley
This Lost Roman Era ‘Miracle Plant’ May Have Been Rediscovered September 27, 2022
A Turkish botanist is learning how to cultivate what some believe to be the closest living relative to a Classical-era kitchen staple written about by Romans and Greeks. The golden-flowered “Silphium” was reported by Pliney the Elder as growing in modern-day Libya, and has been translated as being a prescription for everything from “stomach pain […]
Andy Corbley

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