Archeology
The discovery of 'Selam' the daughter of the human ancestor today
Because of Selam's skull, the gradual growth means that the brain's mass will be large. That's what monkeys can't get. Two thigh bones show Selam has stood up and walked…
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Archeology
Human brain surgery from 4,000 years ago
Bulgarian archaeologists claimed to have found evidence that the first brain surgery was performed 4,000 years ago.
Archeology
The fossil Hobbit is not of a new breed of Homonid family.
This new study has proved completely and convincingly that the skull of a woman discovered in Flores, Indonesia in 2003 is not the skull of a breed.
Archeology
'Tiny people' in Indonesia are not new species
A recent study rejected the hypothesis that the fossil fossil found in Indonesia in 2004 was a new species. After studying stunting in many animals, they surmised Homo f…
Archeology
Ancient people have bow legs
Brain size and ability to stand up are two of the main factors that separate humanity from the large group of primates. Now, researchers say they have learned how to wal…
Space science
The astronaut's brain changes during long journeys
The research team found that the amount of gray matter in the brains of the subjects decreased compared to the initial results.
Space science
Journey when people fall from the universe to Earth
People may suffer great impacts such as loss of consciousness, radiation poisoning or burning.
Space science
Send the frozen body to the universe for rebirth
According to company experts, the land for the burial of the dead in Earth is limited, and they see the universe as
Space science
Explain the case of being abducted by aliens
Stories kidnapped by aliens are simply scams or disturbances of human brain activity.
Space science
The astronaut's brain is distorted in a long-term mission
In a report that raised concerns about missions to send people to Mars, researchers at the University of Michigan (USA) discovered astronauts' brains that changed shape…
Space science
Traveling to Mars can cause memory loss
Astronauts traveling to Mars face the risk of long-term damage to the brain and even loss of memory due to exposure to galactic cosmic rays.
Space science
Cosmic rays threaten the astronaut's brain to Mars
Long-term exposure to cosmic rays on the way to Mars can reduce astronaut's cognitive function.
Space science
Albert Einstein was wrong, there was no black hole in the universe?
British genius physicist, Stephen Hawking - considered the greatest living brain, has shaken the scientific community when reversing his lifelong research to say that th…
Space science
There will be a machine to read
A recent study by scientists from Japan has found a way to
Space science
Sex in space: self-seeking death
The dream of space travel by many couples has collapsed when scientists prove that sex in space harms health.