Science
Jim Murray has been a student of Nikola Tesla’s work for decades and has greater understanding of several lost Tesla secrets.
New studies on mice have shown that telomerase reverses many of the negative affects of again.
Want to hear about an awesome alternative to chemical herbicides? Check out this latest robotic invention by Bosch.
When it comes to genetic engineering, reality is starting to look more and more like what was once just science fiction. This well-documented article asks all the right questions and provides a lot of answers.
They may not be on Facebook or Twitter, but dolphins do, in fact, form highly complex and dynamic networks of friends, according to a recent study by scientists at Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute (HBOI) at Florida Atlantic University. Dolphins are known for being highly social animals, and a team of researchers at HBOI took a closer look at the interactions between bottlenose dolphins in the Indian River Lagoon (IRL) and discovered how they mingle and with whom they spend their time.
Have you ever felt linked with everything around? Here is the scientific explanation on how is everything deeply connected.
New research suggests that forming a habit leaves a lasting mark on specific circuits in the brain, which in turn seems to prime us to further feed our cravings. The research deepens scientists’ understanding of how habits manifest and may suggest new strategies for breaking the bad ones.
In a multiverse, parallel universes could exist, with time running in opposite directions. A pair of scientists have developed a model to explain how this could happen based on simpler principles than previously examined.
DARPA is launching a new military program using an implant to connect the human brain to a computer. Although there may be some applications that could restore sight or hearing to those without the military use of the Neural Engineering System Design (NESD) is the reason behind the Human Brain project and the US Brain Initiative.
A group of scientists from the University of Queensland, Australia, have simulated how time-travelling photons might behave. Their findings suggest that the grandfather paradox which makes time travel impossible could be resolved.
Have you ever heard of the designer babies? A group of researchers in the UK as of late requested consent to make the world’s first genetically-modified human embryos.
A simple, computer-training task can change your brain’s wiring to regulate emotional reactions, according to a recent study. The researchers hope to examine the impact of this non-emotional training on individuals who are depressed or anxious.
Do you get a little happy buzz when you give? This article helps you understand why.
A MIT study found that play is the strongest motivator for sustained behavioral changes. So, it makes sense that we will stick with enjoyable activities. So, pick a goal that involves something you like doing.
The Ehang 184 is a drone designed to carry a passenger. No pilots license necessary. The drone does it all, taking the passenger to the destination entered on the touch screen using the safest fastest route while communicating with air traffic control, other aircraft, avoiding obstacles and even hovering in place. Cost will be $200,000 to $300,000 US. Be the first on your block to own one!
