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What Are the Best Swedish Beer Brands to Try

Enjoying a pint of delicious and cold beer with your friends after a long day at work in the summer is one of the most pleasurable experiences on Earth. Swedish people sure know what good beer means, as the beverage…

October 19, 2023 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Was Albert Einstein’s IQ That High?

Although Albert Einstein never participated in an IQ test, researchers have been able to approximate his score by looking at historical data. Einstein and the famous mass-energy equivalency equation E = mc2 are both often used in popular culture; as…

October 13, 2023 · by Georgia Nica · 0

New Parkinson’s Factor Has Just Been Found and It’s Genuinely Intriguing

Neurons from individuals with Parkinson’s disease were investigated by researchers from the United States and Canada, and they uncovered something completely intriguing. They came across a previously unknown cause of one of the symptoms of the condition, which may present…

September 25, 2023 · by Georgia Nica · 0

The Parker Solar Probe’s Unprecedented Journey Through a Solar Eruption

You’re about to dive into a story that’s not just about a spacecraft but a monumental leap in our understanding of the Sun and its impact on our solar system. NASA’s Parker Solar Probe recently made headlines by flying through…

September 24, 2023 · by Asheley Rice · 0

The Bennu Asteroid Could Hit Earth at Some Point, NASA Says

NASA has been keeping an eye on the Bennu asteroid for quite some time, and it’s now calculating the chances for the space rock to get into collision with our planet someday. Bennu measures about a third of a mile…

September 22, 2023 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

How to “Trick” Your Brain to Learn Much Faster

Although the human brain is easily the most complex structure ever discovered, we still have a lot to struggle to be able to use it to its full potential. The truth is that despite its unfathomable complexity and power, our…

September 22, 2023 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

How Does the Human Brain Work? The Simple Guide

The human brain is perhaps the most complex organ in the Universe. It’s certainly the most complex organ ever discovered by humans. Although science has made tremendous progress in recent decades in its attempt to decode how the brain works,…

September 21, 2023 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

What is Zealandia? We Finally Have More Details About Earth’s 8th Continent

Zealandia, a submerged piece regarded as the eighth continent on Earth, has long baffled the efforts of experts. GNS Science geologist Andy Tulloch and his team designed an updated map of that region by using geochemical and isotopic data from…

September 20, 2023 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Solar Eruption Shoots Coronal Mass Ejection Toward Earth

From time to time, the Sun insists on showing us its dark side, which is totally different from its friendly, warming, and bright appearance that it usually shows. After all, the Sun is a star, which means that it’s by…

September 18, 2023 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Water on the Moon is Possible Because of This Mysterious Force

The ice that is found on the Moon is a phenomenon that has baffled scientists for decades. Like, where does it originate from?! We now know, as a result of a recent study, that waves of electrons, which arrive unintentionally…

September 18, 2023 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Neanderthal Genes Covid or Why Some Got Sick and Others Didn’t

Both a dataset from the COVID-19 Host Genetics Initiative and the results of a genome-wide association research point particularly to a genomic fragment on chromosome 3 that is 50 kilobases in size as the primary genetic trigger for severe COVID-19.…

September 17, 2023 · by Georgia Nica · 0

24,000 Years Old Cave Has Been Discovered Near Spain’s Mediterranean Coast

The cave is known as Cova Dones and is situated close to the shore of the Mediterranean in Spain. Inside the cave are several examples of beautifully preserved rock art that was created by people over 24,000 years ago. Among…

September 15, 2023 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Global Warming Measure: Could Dimming the Sun Be a Solution?

In order to prevent catastrophic effects, the climate treaty that was signed in Paris in 2015 called for restricting the increase in the temperature of the Earth’s surface to 1.5 degrees Celsius over the levels that existed in the middle…

September 15, 2023 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

New Alzheimer’s Cause Lies in Brain’s White Matter

The researchers discovered a series of events that caused harm to the pathways of ‘white matter’ that connect various sections of the brain by analyzing the brain tissue of individuals with dementia after they had died and after the individuals…

September 14, 2023 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

The Expansion Rate of The Universe Was Measured by JWST, But Scientists Are Not Pleased

Even though it seems like nothing is moving in the Universe around us, everything that we can see is really receding at a staggering rate that is referred to as the Hubble Constant, or H0. And when everything happens right…

September 14, 2023 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

New Experimental Antibody Believed to Prevent Organ Rejection; Possible ALS Treatment

Organ transplantation is a treatment that can save the lives of many individuals who are suffering from irreversible organ failure. However, the recipient’s immune system often rejects the transplanted organ as alien. It launches an attack on it, significantly reducing…

September 14, 2023 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Nostradamus Predictions: Did Any of His Forecasts Come True?

Les Prophecies is a 500-year-old book written by the famous astrologer Nostradamus, and there aren’t a few people who have faith that the man correctly predicted some of the major events that would have happened hundreds of years later. Of…

September 13, 2023 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Alien World Sends Us Strange Signals That Left Scientists in Awe

Quite some time ago, astronomers have been keeping a close check on K2-18b. And now the possible aquatic world that revolves around a faint red star about 120 light-years distant just got a little bit more fascinating. The discoveries provide…

September 12, 2023 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

The K2-18b Exoplanet Shows Signs of Harboring an Ocean, as James Webb Observations Confirm

If you think that the Pacific Ocean is large enough, how about finding a planet where its whole surface is covered by liquids? It could be the case of the K2-18b exoplanet, a so-called sub-Neptune located roughly 120 light-years away…

September 11, 2023 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Artificial Kidneys Could Become the Future of Transplants, a New Research Claims

A bioreactor device has been developed by researchers that, in order to simulate a number of the kidney’s most important activities, employs human kidney cells that have been cultivated in the laboratory. It was actually given to pigs for a…

September 10, 2023 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

What is Happening With India’s Chandrayaan-3 Lunar Rover?

The accomplishments of Chandrayaan-3 contribute to India’s increasing capability in the field of space exploration. They have successfully launched a number of satellites for other countries, too, and the Mangalyaan Mars Orbiter has been operational for 7.5 years, which is…

September 10, 2023 · by Georgia Nica · 0

What Do Your Nightmares Say About You? Researchers Decoded Some of Them

Even while our dreams are intensely personal and frequently reflect the things that have occurred to us throughout our lives and during the course of a single day, there are a few recurring motifs that are common to all of…

September 9, 2023 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

The Moon Influences Earth While It’s Drifting Away

As it turns out, scientists have discovered that the Moon is moving away from Earth, and this discovery is redefining everything we thought we understood about the connection between our planet and its sole natural satellite. The Moon’s gradual receding…

September 8, 2023 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

New Study on China’s Qing Dynasty Collapse is Going to Leave You in Awe

In 1644, the Great Qing, which was ruled by the Manchu people, acquired control of Beijing. By 1760, the Great Qing had achieved its greatest extent in terms of land area. When the year 1820 rolled around, China had the…

September 8, 2023 · by Georgia Nica · 0

NASA Said to Reduce Costs After Statement That Revealed the SLS is Unaffordable

Despite the fact that NASA has admitted that the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket cannot be afforded, a fact that has been brought up by detractors for over a decade but has been mostly disregarded by NASA officials and legislative…

September 8, 2023 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Human Kidneys Were Grown Inside Pig Embryos

Because kidneys are one of the earliest organs to grow and the organs that are most frequently transplanted in human medicine, the researchers from the Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and Health decided to focus their attention on studying them. Their…

September 8, 2023 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Alzheimer’s Could Install Quickly After a Concussion; New Data Found

What occurs after a concussion, and why may it have a connection to Alzheimer’s disease, is the topic of some ground-breaking new study that hopes to shed fresh light on an old cause-and-effect relationship. Old data has demonstrated that traumatic…

September 7, 2023 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Japan Sends Rocket to the Moon After Fourth Attempts

After four failed tries, Japan finally successfully launched a rocket. On Thursday, September 6th, the nation’s goal was to launch a rocket carrying a lunar lander after many failed attempts due to weather. The “moon sniper” lander is scheduled to…

September 7, 2023 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Chandrayaan-3 Sensed Some Action on the Moon and It is Quite Fascinating

The Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft from India has just sensed the very first evidence of ‘movement’ on the Moon. The fact that such a ‘movement’ is so uncommon is the single finest thing about it. The last time that something similar happened…

September 6, 2023 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

How Much Alcohol Does 80 Proof Vodka Have? Or Whiskey?

Since the implementation of testing alcohol to determine the amounts of ethanol, different assessment procedures have been utilized. In the world of alcoholic beverages, strength is measured in proof, which is equal to twice the alcohol content expressed as a…

September 6, 2023 · by Georgia Nica · 0