Can Scientists Avert the Banana Apocalypse?
The bananas we commonly find in supermarkets, especially the Cavendish variety, are facing a dire threat of functional extinction due to a disease known as...
Author : Fesh Kipsa
Quantization of Electron Shells Relates to Stability of Atoms
Quantized means non-continuous. In other words, having only a limited number of possible states. The quantization of electron shells is closely related to the...
The Seven Reasons Bodies Age
Engineer Aubrey de Grey believes that decades of research into aging has shown that it is a curable condition. He says there are no more...
Revitalize Your Gut: A Comprehensive Gut Rebuilding Diet and Protocol
Introduction The health of our gut plays a crucial role in our overall well-being. A comprehensive gut rebuilding diet and protocol can be a powerful...
How to Make a Chamberland Filter
The Chamberland filter, also known as the Pasteur-Chamberland filter, is a porcelain water filter that was invented by Charles Chamberland in 1884. Chamberland a French...
How Many Rocket Launches Would Destroy the Ozone Layer?
It is difficult to determine the exact number, or even a rough estimate of the number of rocket launches that would be required to destroy...
Woman Lived in Japanese Man’s Wardrobe
A homeless woman named Tatsuko Horikawa was arrested in Japan after she was found living undetected in a man’s wardrobe for a year[1][3]. The woman...
Light Can Bounce Off of Light
Yes, light can interact with other light particles, although the effect is very rare. Light is made up of small quantum objects called photons,...
Organism Survival in a Post-Apocalypse Blackout
During periods of catastrophic darkness caused by natural catastrophes such as asteroid impacts, massive volcanic eruptions, or large-scale wildfires, life on Earth survived with the...
How Boats Likely Prevented Early Human Extinction
Boats likely played a crucial role in preventing early human extinction by enabling migration and exploration. Here are some ways boats would have helped early...