Manly intelligence deteriorates faster than women
Everyone becomes forgetful as the age gets older, but a new global survey shows that the men have a mental decline faster than the sisters.
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Everyone becomes forgetful as the age gets older, but a new global survey shows that the men have a mental decline faster than the sisters.
Robot cars drive through the desert, electronic eyes carry out the task of rescuers in the pool and real opponents with human-like behaviors fighting gamers ... are some…
Piri Reis is a world map compiled in 1513 from military intelligence of the Ottoman navy and Piri Reis cartographer.
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) shared many reports about UFOs in the Himalayas of 13 million pages of classified documents just published online.
Emails published by Wikileaks show that the Vatican may be holding a lot of information about the
The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) decided to publish a large amount of documents about strange objects suspected to be flying aliens.
Only a quarter of a century of humanity will find intelligent creatures at distant planets, according to the head of the program to hunt for extraterrestrial life.
Cicada 3301 is probably the most mysterious organization on the Internet, but no one has provided a thorough explanation.
Human intelligence is doing more amazing things, such as creating machines to help people set foot on another planet, but people still harbor a strange belief with thing…
Intelligence documents related to an unidentified flying object (UFO) near an air base in the UK in 1980 disappeared, the country's National Archives announced.
SETI astronomers emphasize that the search for extraterrestrial intelligence will take a big leap forward when a series of Allen telescopes in Northern California go int…
The boy named Ben at He knew how to read when he was 2 and half years later, he was able to make additions and distinguish hundreds of thousands of numbers.
Many governments have kept an eye on these
Nuclear weapons and artificial intelligence are two risks that can motivate people to cross the distance to Mars.
In 2016, the defection of an octopus in an aquarium in New York made the scientists extremely surprised.