What Is This In This Eye? How About a Macular Star?
This structure is in the right eye, but not in the left. This is from yesterday. Notice the seeming circle around it? That should be...
Author : Clayton Asloman
Increase Your Energy: How and Why to Boost Your Mitochondrial Health
Mitochondria are the powerhouses of our cells, responsible for producing the energy that drives nearly every function in our bodies. As we age, maintaining mitochondrial...
Chinese A.I. Sleeper Robots? Should we be Worried?
Concerns are mounting regarding the potential for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to leverage its extensive array of robots—ranging from industrial machines to humanoid and...
California’s Proposed Speed Alert Mandate: Safety Measure or Overreach?
A new bill making its way through the California legislature has sparked debate over road safety, personal freedom, and the role of technology in our...
New Mechanism to Cool Buildings While Saving Energy
A recent study led by researchers at UCLA and Princeton has unveiled a novel, passive cooling technology that promises to transform how buildings are heated...
From A Heartbeat, What Can They Know About You?
Clinically, A heartbeat monitor, also known as a Holter monitor or cardiac event monitor, can provide a wealth of information about a person’s cardiovascular health...
The Revolutionary Neutron Microscope
Neutron microscopes represent a significant advancement in imaging technology, utilizing neutrons instead of traditional light or electrons to create high-resolution images of materials. This innovative...
Free Will, the Neuroscience Update
The age-old debate on free will has taken a fascinating turn with the advent of neuroscience. For centuries, philosophers have pondered whether humans can truly...
What Can Remote Heartbeat Readers Know?
Monitoring a person’s heart rate remotely can provide valuable insights into their health, sleep and sexual activity. While the ability to read a person’s...
Cutting Four Pollutants Would Slow Sea Level Rise
We have known for over a decade that cutting four specific atmospheric heat-trapping pollutants can slow sea level rise. According to common scientific views...