The notion that water has memory—an ability to retain information about substances it once contained—has sparked curiosity and controversy in the scientific community and beyond. Popularized by homeopathy and popular culture, the idea suggests water can “remember” the properties of substances, even when those substances are diluted to the point of nonexistence. But does this…
Microplastic in Our Lives: The Growing Concern of Tiny Pollutants Microplastics, tiny particles of plastic less than 5 millimeters in diameter, have become an alarming environmental and public health issue. These small plastic fragments can be found in oceans, rivers, soil, the food we eat, the water we drink, and even the air we breathe.…
A Russian engineer aboard the ISS announces an unprecedented event. Anton Skaplerov says he has discovered outside the ISS a bacteria that does not come from the Earth. It wasn’t there when the Space Station was launched into the orbit. Is it an alien body? The bacteria was discovered by the astronauts who took samples…
It’s still unknown if this bacterium comes from the Earth or if it’s an alien form of life Solibacillus Kalami, was discovered in a cleaning filter from an International Space Station laboratory. French researcher Thomas Pesquet was on a mission aboard the ISS when he discovered this form of life which cannot be found on…
Here are some shots of usual things seen through the lens of a microscope: Sand– Who would believe that you can zoom in that much and see how really sand grains look like. Cancer cells Coffee Flea Human Hair Spider Skin Sugar Vinyl Disc Snowflake Salt and Pepper Banana Guitar String Needle and Thread Human…