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Daydreaming improves brain connectivity.
Daydreaming is not always a sign of a faulty system. In fact, researchers have found that allowing our thoughts to wander can be beneficial. Concentration
Revamp Dinosaur Family Tree: Researchers Urge
A recent study by British paleontologists has fundamentally challenged the stable family tree of dinosaurs that has been in place for almost a century. The
Negative Mass Reverses Atom’s Gravity
In a groundbreaking experiment, scientists at Washington State University have created negative mass by manipulating a Bose-Einstein condensate with lasers. This achievement could lead to
Unknown Rooms Found in Cheops Pyramid
Archaeologists have discovered evidence of two possible chambers within the Cheops Pyramid using state-of-the-art measurement methods. Further measurements are needed to determine whether these are
What do cats say with ‘meow’?
A recent study conducted by a cat lover and expert in phonetics, Susanne Schötz, aims to explore the possibility of communication between humans and cats.
Dramatic Decline of African Forest Elephants
The number of forest elephants in Gabon has decreased to only 25,000, according to American researchers. In 2001, the forest elephant was recognized as a
Nano Patches for Weight Loss?
A new study has found that weight loss can be achieved without diet or exercise, thanks to a specially developed nanotech patch. Researchers from Columbia
Scientists predict humanity’s downfall.
The world is facing a crisis as humanity consumes more resources than the Earth can provide, and the planet’s wealth is unequally distributed. Researchers from
HIV hiding in human body found
A recent article published in the scientific journal Nature by a team of French scientists has given new hope to doctors and HIV-infected patients. The
Skinny Noodles: Debunking the Myth
Good news for all pasta fans: the much-maligned carb-heavy food is not as bad for you as previously thought. Italian researchers have found that people
