Scientists have long been searching for the origins of life on Earth, and new theories continue to emerge. In a recent study, researchers have suggested that cosmic dust might have played a crucial role in kick-starting life on our planet. The latest findings propose that solving the mystery of life’s origins may come from a deeper investigation into cosmic dust. …
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Evidence Suggests World’s Oldest City Found in THIS Country, Not Mesopotamia
New archaeological findings suggest that the first cities in the world may not have emerged in Mesopotamia or Central Asia as previously thought, but rather in Ukraine. According to a recent report by the Swiss publication *Neue Zürcher Zeitung*, researchers have uncovered evidence of what could be “the largest city in the world” at the time, with remnants such as …
Read More »Study Reveals Human and Dog Brains Can Sync Up
For the first time, Chinese researchers have uncovered evidence suggesting that the brains of humans and dogs may synchronize when they interact. This discovery could explain the deep connection people often feel when gazing into a dog’s big, soulful eyes, indicating a potential neurological bond between the two species. Previous studies have shown that when humans engage with one another, …
Read More »This Organism Exists in a ‘Third State’—Neither Living Nor Dead
Scientists have identified new forms of multicellular life that emerge from the cells of a deceased organism, existing in what they describe as a “third state”—a condition beyond the typical understanding of life and death. Traditionally, death is viewed as the opposite of life, yet organ donation and similar processes highlight that certain cells and tissues can continue to function …
Read More »Study Finds Depressed People Have Double the Brain Network Size
In a groundbreaking study, scientists have discovered that a specific brain network expands to twice its size in individuals suffering from depression. This brain region, known as the frontostriatal salience network, has previously been linked to filtering external stimuli and processing rewards, although its full role remains unclear. The research, conducted by a team at Weill Cornell Medicine in New …
Read More »Australia Proposes Minimum Age Limit for Social Media Users
Australia is planning to introduce a minimum age requirement for children using social media, citing concerns about the mental and physical health impacts on young people. However, the proposal has drawn criticism from digital rights advocates, who fear the move could drive harmful online behavior underground. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that the government would conduct an age verification trial …
Read More »Breaking: Greenland Landslide Sparks 650-Foot Mega-Tsunami, Followed by Mysterious Phenomenon
It all began with a melting glacier that triggered a massive landslide, which in turn set off a 650-foot-high mega-tsunami in Greenland last September. But what followed left scientists baffled: an unexplained vibration that shook the planet for nine consecutive days. Over the past year, dozens of scientists worldwide have been investigating the cause of this unusual signal. Now, a …
Read More »ChatGPT Maker Unveils New AI Model That Can Reason Like a Human
OpenAI has introduced a new artificial intelligence model, described as more capable of “reasoning” and solving complex problems in areas such as science, coding, and math compared to its previous versions. This new model, named OpenAI o1, was released on Thursday as a preview, with the company planning regular updates. It will soon be available to most ChatGPT users. In …
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