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Silence may not be deafening, but researchers say we can hear it

“We typically think of our sense of hearing as being concerned with sounds”

The Fragmentarium: New AI tool pieces together ancient Babylonian texts

Timeless relevance of ancient texts revealed by Fragmentarium AI

Ultrasound to the brain induces hibernation in mice & maybe humans

Scientists identified a set of neurons in the hypothalamus that allows mice to enter torpor & found that they could induce hibernation on demand

Obesity discovery: Weight loss without reducing appetite & food intake

Obesity has been designated by the World Health Organization (WHO) as the 21st century’s emerging infectious disease

Elon Musk: Prolonging human life might hinder society’s progression, says “no” to longevity solutions

He believes he could probably do it, but he won't - People need to die for society to progress

A”dead” satellite is expected to fall to Earth this week

"Since the spacecraft's reentry is cannot be maneuvered, pinpointing the exact location and time of reentry, as well as the start of disintegration, is impossible"

Earth’s mysterious core appears to be leaking, leaving scientists baffled

The study suggests the Earth's core may be leaking the rare helium, upheaving the belief that the giant ball of molten iron at the center of our planet is sealed away

Humans have a third set of teeth – New medicine may help them grow

They could be ready by 2030

The best snoozing strategies for surviving an “all-nighter”

If you’re a healthcare worker who does shift work, a student with upcoming exams, or a new parent with a baby then “pulling an all-nighter” is not a foreign concept

Drug-loaded nanoparticles may prevent paralysis from spinal cord injury

Sustaining a spinal cord injury (SCI) is devastating enough, but the subsequent inflammation and the damage it causes to the spinal cord can worsen the clinical outcome

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