Predicting the future 50 years later
Half a century ago, Isaac Asimov, a Russian-American science fiction writer, correctly predicted the evolution of human life in the 21st century.
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Half a century ago, Isaac Asimov, a Russian-American science fiction writer, correctly predicted the evolution of human life in the 21st century.
Although the hair was white but Professor Sheldon Lee Glashow was still very agile, lively, showing a strong enthusiasm that few thought he was 81 years old.
10 years after receiving the award IgNobel, Andrei Geim was awarded the Nobel Prize in 2010. And for the first time the physicist confided his experiences on the way to…
Continue the unfinished conversation with Andrei Geim about the stories on the sidelines of the Nobel Prize and the
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have printed a series of light receptors on a hemispherical surface.
A new report, published by a research facility in the Clerkenwell area of London, found that any memory from 2 years and a half is likely to be
In a recent speech, Stephen Hillier, a famous scientist in the UK, said scientific breakthroughs could make a child born without the need for reproductive organs.
A Chinese science fiction writer decided to freeze the brain in hopes that future technology could help her revive.
The story of brain control, which is only available in fiction, has now become a reality when scientists implant the brain to control the mouse remotely.
In a science fiction movie released July 10 in the United States, a man with cancer has recovered from turning all his thoughts and consciousness into a healthy body. In…
According to experts, many people's skills are gradually being improved or replaced by robots and high-tech equipment - a trend that will become popular in just a few ye…
This is not only in science fiction, in fact Debbie Wolf - a British woman can release bioelectric currents that turn lights, refrigerators off ...
Movies and science fiction books are always excited with the idea of creating a race of people with supernatural intelligence.
Foreign media recently reported that a fictional American science fiction novel offers a way to mark the human body barcode for fetuses right from the womb.
It sounds like science fiction but recently a psychiatrist in Ireland has come up with a hypothesis that giving small amounts of lithium to drinking water will help us l…