Study Challenges Timeline of Human Migration in Europe
A recent study published in Nature has shed light on the presence of Homo sapiens in central and northwestern Europe around 45,000 years ago, challenging previous assumptions about the timeline of human migration and interaction in the region. The research,…
Horrifying Consequences of Being in Space Without a Spacesuit Revealed in Simulation
A recent simulation created by DG EYE science on YouTube has revealed the horrifying consequences of being in space without a spacesuit. The video demonstrates the potential fate of a human exposed to the vacuum of space, and it’s as…
Extraordinary Abilities: Real-life Superhumans
Have you ever wondered what superpower you would like to have if given the chance? It’s a classic icebreaker question – flying, pausing time, or going invisible – but we never expect our answers to come true. However, a smattering…
The Future of AI: Predictions for 2024
How AI is Shaping the Future: Predictions for 2024 By Emily Phillips | 5 days ago We live in a world where artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly evolving, and its impact on various aspects of our lives is becoming increasingly…
Exploring the Origins of Multiple Sclerosis and Extreme Survival in Genetics
This week on Naked Genetics, we delve into the origins of multiple sclerosis (MS) in Northern Europe and its potential benefits, as well as the fascinating survival of organisms in extreme conditions. Hosted by Will Tingle, the episode also explores…
Video Depicts Terrifying Consequences of Earth Losing Oxygen for Five Seconds
A new video has been causing a stir on social media, shedding light on the terrifying consequences Earth would face if it were to lose all its oxygen for just five seconds. The hypothetical scenario depicted in the video has…
Human Evolution and Climate Crisis
Human evolution might be the biggest threat to solving the climate crisis, according to a new study from the University of Maine. The research aimed to understand how the process of cultural adaptation to the environment, a significant driver of…
Children Anticipate Others’ Food Preferences, But Great Apes Don’t
Children Anticipate What Others Want, But Great Apes Don’t New research published in PLOS ONE suggests that the ability to anticipate others’ food preferences may be unique to humans, setting them apart from nonhuman great apes. The study, conducted by…
6 Traits You Can Thank Neanderthals For — From Bad Habits to Bedtimes
6 Traits You Can Thank Neanderthals For — From Bad Habits to Bedtimes By Tracy Swartz Published Jan. 7, 2024, 4:13 p.m. ET Research shows that many humans have Neanderthal DNA. People with European or Asian backgrounds have 1% to…
The Power of Biohacks for Health and Wellness
Biohacking or Bust Little changes can make a big difference Intermittent fasting. Wearable devices. Nutrigenomics. What do these buzzwords have in common? They all fall under the umbrella of another buzzword you may not yet have heard: biohacks. A term…