A recent study from the United Kingdom has indicated that Alzheimer’s disease could potentially be transmitted between humans, but only under extremely rare circumstances involving a medical mishap. This study, published in Nature Medicine, marks the first instance of Alzheimerโs potentially being acquired medically. The study revolves around five patients who, decades ago as children, received human growth hormone injections …
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Elon Musk Unveils First Human Brain Implant by Neuralink
On Monday, January 29, Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur, announced a milestone achievement for his company Neuralink. For the first time, the neurotechnology startup, which Musk co-founded in 2016, has successfully implanted a brain device in a human patient, showing encouraging early results. Neuralink’s primary goal is to forge direct communication pathways between computers and the human brain. The project …
Read More »Celestial Parade: Earth’s Close Encounters with 5 Colossal Asteroids This Week
This week, Earth is preparing for an exciting celestial event as it is set to have close encounters with not just one or two, but five asteroids. Leading this stellar lineup is the massive Asteroid 2008 OS7, a celestial giant comparable in size to a FIFA-accredited football stadium, measuring a remarkable 890 feet (0.27 kilometers) in diameter. NASA discovered this …
Read More »Signs of Extraterrestrial Life? Mars Rover May Have Achieved Breakthrough, Say Scientists
Scientists believe that NASA’s Perseverance rover may have already encountered signs of past life on Mars. Recent data from the rover suggests the existence of sediment from a dried-out lake in the Jezero Crater, which was once fed by a substantial river. Analysis of the data has confirmed that the Jezero Crater once contained a delta system. The rover, affectionately …
Read More »Hermit Crabs Craft Armor from Discarded Plastic Waste
Recent images revealing Hermit crabs using plastic debris as makeshift shells have highlighted the alarming impact of ocean pollution globally. These findings, drawn from photographs taken by nature enthusiasts, were recently published in the journal Science of the Total Environment. Researchers have expressed deep concern about the state of wildlife, particularly distressed by the degree to which these creatures are …
Read More »Mars Rover Data Reconfirms Theory of a Warm, Wet Past
Research utilizing data from NASA’s Perseverance rover has reconfirmed long-held scientific beliefs that Mars was once a planet with warm and wet conditions, potentially supporting microbial life. This conclusion is backed by the discovery of ancient lake sediments on Mars, indicating the presence of a significant body of water, likely in the Jezero Crater. This detailed research was published in …
Read More »Official: US Defense Inadequate Against Alien Invasion
In a recent statement from the US Department of Defense (DoD), it was revealed that the United States currently lacks the capability to defend itself against a potential alien invasion. This admission is based on an evaluation of the nation’s readiness to address threats from unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), previously known as UFOs. The DoD had previously established the All-domain …
Read More »Hubble Telescope Detects Water Vapor in Distant Planet’s Atmosphere
The discovery of an exoplanet named GJ 9827d, which is about twice the size of Earth and located 97 light-years away, has intrigued astronomers due to the presence of water vapor in its atmosphere. This significant finding was made using the Hubble Space Telescope, an older but still highly effective piece of technology, even with the newer James Webb Space …
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