Super-continental plant evidence found
The ancestors of cypress trees were once grown on Pangea supercontinent, and witnessed the disintegration of this continent to become the continental system as they are…
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The ancestors of cypress trees were once grown on Pangea supercontinent, and witnessed the disintegration of this continent to become the continental system as they are…
Scientists at the National University of Singapore have found evidence that Charles Darwin did not steal the idea of evolution theory, as allegedly by historians more…
Many skeletons of five animals found on a small Caribbean island are evidence that humans lived in this area long before Christopher Columbus discovered it.
Perhaps the scientific community has finally found evidence that humans truly possess the sixth sense.
Manuel Rosa, a scientist at Duke University, USA, after more than 20 years of conducting research on Colombus, asserted that Colombus was a prince ...
The pressures of modern life increasingly cause more harm to people's mental health. Evidence is that recent scientists ...
International scientists discovered for the first time and found evidence that could prove to exist at the bottom of the Earth's crust.
Researchers have found evidence that female brains are better able to remember information than men 's brains.
Oren Hasson, a biologist on evolutionary theory, presents evidence that tears have emotional benefits and are capable of making interpersonal relationships durable. more…
There is no evidence to suggest that food made with organic methods has a higher nutritional value than conventional foods.
Researchers at the University of Michigan said it was the first time to find direct evidence of lightning on Mars. The signal of discharge during dust storms on this red…
A study by the University of Toronto provides the first direct evidence that human mood really affects the way the vision system filters sensory experiences.
Fingerprints do not hold the primates as they once thought, scientists have recently discovered. In fact, they reduce the friction needed to grasp smooth surfaces.
There is growing evidence that waist size has an important relationship with heart failure.