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Scientists Break Down Why Flying East Is Worse for Jet Lag
When it comes to flying, many avid travelers may notice jet-lag symptoms are particularly bad when heading east instead of west. That may seem to be a figment of your imagination, but it's actually a known phenomenon confirmed by science. Today researchers from the University of Maryland's Institute for Research in...
Astrophysics BREAKTHROUGH: Scientists move closer to understanding secrets of our universe
IN a huge breakthrough for astrophysics, scientists believe that they have detected the first neutrino to have originated from outside our galaxy. Neutrinos are invisible yet high-energy particles that are one of the fundamental ingredients of the universe. Little is known about them due to the fact that they rarely interact...
Scientists fear ‘the Big One’ is COMING as FOUR major earthquakes strike in 48 hours
FEARS a catastrophic earthquake is building today grew after a fourth major tremor struck the same region in just 48 hours. There have been three large earthquakes recorded in recent days, including a major one in southern Japan which destroyed buildings and left at least 45 people injured, after Myanmar was rocked on...
Scientists may have just discovered Einstein’s gravitational waves
Rumors are circulating that scientists have finally discovered gravitational waves – one of the most important variables in Albert Einstein’s understanding of how the universe works. If confirmed, the observations could become the biggest leap in physics in a hundred years. When Einstein published his general theory...
Japanese scientists claim ‘mind-reading’ ability in fresh study
A Japanese professor has discovered a way of reading thoughts before a person actually voices them. The study centered on finding a connection between sound waves made by speech and the brainwaves elicited just before that. To arrive at his conclusions, Professor Toshimasa Yamazaki of the Kyushu Institute of Technology asked...