Contrary to the popular widely held belief, our brain doesn’t die with death. Numerous research has observed that the human brain doesn’t stop working immediately after death but goes on for a short period of time. According to recent research published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, scientists noticed a surge in brain activity in the participants who were about to die.
Teachers and students in several US cities couldn’t attend school classes due to extreme temperatures. Temperatures across Grand Rapids, Detroit and Michigan were noted above 90s and thousands of students were shifted to remote learning from homes as city administrations feared health crisis.
Former US President Donald Trump has vowed to revoke the 14th amendment if he was elected as President in 2024. In reference to the illegal immigrants, he said he’ll not allow birthright citizenship for the children of “illegal aliens” on American soil.
Australian troops have been banned from drinking alcohol during military operations and exercises. The ban will be applied to all the Australian soldiers that are currently deployed or yet to be deployed both inside and outside the country.
Deep Fakes have been threatening elections around the world including the recent Turkish elections. Now experts have started to worry about the upcoming 2024 US elections as they think Deep Fakes could spread disinformation and disrupt the electoral process. Darrell West, from Brookings Institution’s Center for Technology Innovation, said both the supporters of Trump and Biden are going to use AI to mislead the public.
The ring structures around the Saturn planet has amazed astronomers for decades as the planet has the most extensive ring system in the entire solar system. But according to a new study, Saturn rings are disappearing and may not be there for future sky gazers. The data collected by NASA’s Cassini mission from 2004 to 2017 has revealed that the beautiful rings are eroding but the reason is yet to be known.
Astronomers have detected a huge black spot which they said could be seen with the naked eye. The spot was more than four times the size of our planet, the astronomers said. While the sunspot could be seen with a naked eye, the astronomers have urged the scientific community and the general public to use relevant glasses to protect their eyes.
As the world advances further in technology, scientists are looking for ways to come up with tiny and more efficient discoveries that can compete with existing technologies. Now scientists have developed tiny almost real insect robots that can fly in all directions with six-degree-of-freedom flight controllers.
The government of Greece has recovered hundreds of ancient, looted artifacts after a prolonged legal battle with a British company. Greece was successful in acquiring Neolithic-to-Byzantine-era artifacts including a 2nd-Century bronze statue of Alexander the Great.The government of Greece has recovered hundreds of ancient, looted artifacts after a prolonged legal battle with a British company. Greece was successful in acquiring Neolithic-to-Byzantine-era artifacts including a 2nd-Century bronze statue of Alexander the Great.
During a powerful windstorm in Ankara, Turkey, videos circulating on social media showed multiple sofas being flown in the air from a tall building and launched into the sky. The footage by Onur Kalmaz revealed that the furniture flew from a 35-story apartment situated in the Cankaya district.
After a thorough examination of asteroids that come close to earth, astronomers have concluded that the likelihood of Earth being impacted by large asteroids is highly unlikely within the next 1,000 years. Scientists didn’t rule out the probability of smaller asteroids hitting the earth, but a larger one is highly unlikely, they said.
On Wednesday, the Chinese government fined a comedy troupe and issued warnings of potential additional legal consequences. The penalty came in response to a member of the troupe who joked about the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) while performing a stand-up comedy.
