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Human Eye Can See Single Photon
The human eye is even more light-sensitive than previously thought, with the ability to detect a single photon, the smallest unit of light. This was
Toxic Chemicals Found in Packaged Foods
Swiss environmental researchers have discovered hundreds of toxic chemicals in industrially packaged foods, including plasticizers and solvents. These chemicals enter the body through food consumption
Investigating the so-called Chemtrails
A group of 80 respected atmospheric scientists have discredited the theory that thick condensation trails, known as “chemtrails,” are the result of intentional chemical releases.
Quantum Communication: Earth to Orbit
A new era has begun with the launch of the first quantum satellite into space, which will test quantum communication. This puts the ground stations
Brain under hypnosis analyzed
For the first time, researchers have analyzed a human brain under hypnosis. The study reveals three changes that occur during a trance state, helping scientists
Can Humans Predict the Future?
Psychologist Daryl Bem from Cornell University claims to have found evidence that people can predict the future through precognition or clairvoyance. His study, published in
Medieval sword inscription puzzles experts.
A medieval sword found in the River Witham in Lincolnshire, England has left historians puzzled due to an unusual inscription on its blade. The combination
Blood Test Detects Various Cancers
A groundbreaking new method for detecting various types of cancer in blood cells has been developed by researchers in Hamburg. The blood test, which costs
Smartwatches and Fitness Trackers Expose Passwords
The Stevens Institute of Technology recently published a study titled “Friend or Foe? Your Wearable Devices Reveal Your Personal PIN,” which revealed how easy it
Electric race car sets acceleration record.
In the past, electric cars were often associated with slow, small vehicles with limited range. However, this image is now outdated as engineers are competing
