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Human Brain Found to Operate in 11 Dimensions
“We found a world that we had never imagined, said Henry Markram, director of Blue Brain Project. “There are tens of millions of these objects even in a small speck of the brain, up through seven dimensions. In some networks, we even found structures with up to eleven dimensions.” Swiss Scientists studying the brain using an advanced mathematical system have … Continue reading
The Statistical Likelihood That We Will All Be Destroyed By An Asteroid in 10 Million Years
Scientists have spent decades debating whether asteroids and comets hit the Earth at regular intervals. At the same time, a few studies have found evidence that the large extinction events on Earth – such as the one that wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago – repeat themselves every 26 million to 30 million years. Given that there’s good … Continue reading
If We Do In Fact Live in a Multiverse, Where Are These Worlds Hiding?
By some estimates, the known universe may contain as many as 2 trillion galaxies, with the average galaxy holding approximately 100 million stars and untold numbers of planets. But could there be multiple copies of the entire universe as we understand it? The concept of a multiverse — worlds that invisibly coexist alongside us, perhaps representing versions of reality that … Continue reading
The Future Space-Based Country ‘Asgardia’ to Launch Satellite
I find the actual Asgardia project so exciting. Looking at the image later in this article captioned “space colony as visualized for the space-based nation Asgardia.” It really makes me want to be a part of it, I can only imagine how stunning the visuals would be looking up at “sky” into space and seeing all the beauty we miss … Continue reading
Fantastic Future Mixed Reality Now: Take a Look at This Mind-Bendingly Interactive Room!
This mixed reality room uses a tracking system to keep tabs on someone’s movements as they walk around the space and video projectors that augments the reality. Interaction with the alternate reality objects does not require special glasses or a controller. The cutting-edge technology is currently in its research and development stage, but it already looks incredible! It was developed … Continue reading
A New Planet? Weird Orbits Hint ‘PLANET 10’ Might Lurk At Our Solar System Edge
In the headline pic above: An artist’s impression of Planet Ten Astronomers studying icy objects in a distant region called the Kuiper belt say an unconfirmed planet with similar mass to Mars could be responsible for tugging them out of alignment.. THE dark outer reaches of our solar system could be hiding a new planet – the ninth or tenth, … Continue reading
Ancient Cave Painting Depicting UFO With Alien Astronauts Discovered in Onake Kindi India
According to an amateur archaeologist he has just discovered some brand new evidence of ancient aliens and UFOs, in India. He states: You are going to look at cave paintings of a spacecraft and ancient astronauts for the very first time, this information has never been published anywhere before. These cave paintings are in a remote village called Onake Kindi … Continue reading
Scientists Publish How They Made H7N9 Virus More Transmissible
In 2014, a moratorium was placed on federally funded research which involved making flu viruses more lethal. The moratorium was placed after heated debate generated by research published by a Netherlands team, headed up by Ron Fouchier. Fouchier’s research had produced a strain of H5N1 which was able to go airborne, thus greatly enhancing its ability to spread. Fouchier focused … Continue reading
Study Will Attempt to Prove Human Mind Not Made of Matter
Lucien Hardy, a theoretical physicist at the Perimeter Institute in Canada, has proposed a study to measure the effect of the human mind on the laws of physics. In simple terms, he wants to prove that consciousness is not made up of matter. Using a decades old test used to prove that quantum mechanics is much more than just a … Continue reading
Ravens Are Able to Recognize ‘Unfair Deals’
A new research paper has revealed that ravens and crows can determine whether or not a deal is fair. Members of the corvid family, which include ravens, crows and jays, have long been known to possess a remarkable level of intelligence with the capacity to remember human faces, solve puzzles, navigate complex environments and even hold funerals for their own … Continue reading
