​The hypocrisy is strong in this one.

Yesterday, we reported that The Guardian (@guardian ) was banned by Exxon Mobile from attending their Annual General Meeting, on account of their unfavorable & one-sided reporting on global climate change.

Then, during that meeting, Exxon Mobile CEO Rex Tillerson then had the audacity to applaud his own openness in allowing freedom of expression from all sides, a seemingly open embracing of First Amendment rights...the very rights they seem content with stripping from journalists covering their AGM.

Said Tillerson during his speech (that journalists in attendance were forbidden to record): "The fact that people have different opinions on climate change; they have every right to their opinion, whether we agree with it or not - I will support their right to say so." #Quoteoftheweek
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What do you think about Tillerson's remarks? 

Look up.

You probably can't see it with the naked eye. But somewhere in space, orbiting around our planet, is still the first solar-powered satellite to be launched into space, more than 58 years later.
Still there. Still spinning our globe.

We tend to think of solar panels as a new technology, but in fact, they're one of the most prolific Throwback Thursday technologies that we have.

Here are 4 of the oldest solar-powered devices, still used today... ​