Archaeologists have unearthed a 9,000-year-old ancient city found near Jerusalem, marking a significant breakthrough in our understanding of early human civilization. Located near Motza, this expansive Neolithic site is one of the largest discovered in the region, challenging previous assumptions about the area’s ancient habitation. Yaniv Berman, from the Israel Antiquities Authority, was asked to...
What happens when a hair is plucked has been revealed by an eye-opening simulation. On the surface, it appears simple: the hair is grabbed and pulled. However, a drama unfolds beneath the surface that is rarely considered. When hair is plucked, a chain of events is initiated that is just now being properly observed by...
Have you ever peeked into a genius’s home? If you ever had, you’d probably spot clutter. There’s an interesting link between intelligence and messiness. It’s not laziness or carelessness – it’s brain science! The psychology behind why intelligent people have cluttered homes might just make you feel better about your own “lived-in” space. And let’s...
Physicists believe a mirror universe might exist where time moves backward, possibly happening before the Big Bang. This idea comes from CPT symmetry, which suggests the universe stays balanced if charge, direction, and time are flipped. To keep this balance, some scientists think our universe has an opposite version, where time flows in reverse. In...
Woody Harrelson created some rather controversial backlash after recently appearing on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast on Saturday, the 22 February. They were discussing Dr. Anthony Fauci and he confidently called him “extraordinarily evil” based on his role in promoting azidothymidine (AZT). AZT is the first antiretroviral drug approved for treating HIV/AIDS. Woody Harrelson claimed...
The inner core of our planet is changing, to the surprise of many scientists. Earth’s core was previously assumed to be solid and unmoving, although that assumption was long-debated. In a groundbreaking study, researchers used seismic waves from earthquakes to determine the shape of the core by analyzing how the waves travel to the opposite...
If you were purchasing a new car, what color would you choose? The common ones are black, white, silver, blue, red, and gold/yellow. Maybe you’ll decide based on which your favorite shade, or which can hide scratches, or which will last the longest. However, the color of a vehicle is more than an aesthetic. Research...
Maximising performance and boosting enjoyment in exercise is a continual pursuit for athletes, gym rats and joggers alike. From well planned-out exercising regimens to carefully curated diets, fitness enthusiasts and professionals are always seeking fresh, new ways to push their limits and unlock their full potential. However, as the legal landscape surrounding smoking weed continues...
Cancer is the second leading cause of death globally, with almost 1 in every 6 deaths attributed to the disease. It is, therefore, no surprise that so much time and resources are spent trying to find treatments and prevention strategies. In 2021, researchers revealed that they had discovered that a particular type of collagen may...
Despite hundreds of years of observing and studying human anatomy, our bodies still have some surprises for us. Scientists recently discovered a new organ inside the human head – known now as the Tubarial Glands. This may just be the first discovery of its kind in about three hundred years. (1) The Tubarial Glands A...
Cancer rates are climbing, and young women are at the center of a troubling trend. Recent studies show they face an 82% higher cancer risk than men in the same age group. This sharp rise raises urgent questions about the causes and what can be done to stop it. Experts point to a mix of...
Since it was first unveiled to the public in the 1350s, the Shroud of Turin has remained a great mystery. Exhibited as the burial shroud used to wrap Jesus after he was crucified, the faint image of a bearded man can be observed imprinted into the cloth. This idea was considered debunked in the 1980s...
