Kalana Dhananjaya Venus, often called Earth’s “Evil Twin,” stands as one of the harshest environments in our solar system. It is nearly the same size as Earth, which could make us think it’s not a big deal to go to Venus. But its harsh atmosphere has sparked countless questions about what would happen if a human ventured … Read more
The world is a diverse place, filled with various preferences of people. But sometimes, Not everything others do is normal. Sometimes, we don’t like them or see them as gross. So, “What’s something everyone finds normal but you find to be gross?” In this article, we are going to explore people’s ideas from the Ask … Read more
A French biotechnology company has reported a promising cancer vaccine that effectively reduces the risk of death from lung cancer. Ose Immunotherapeutics announced that its Tedopi vaccine demonstrated a 41% decrease in mortality risk for certain lung cancer patients. The vaccine, Tedopi, has exhibited its potential to decrease mortality rates in certain lung cancer patients. … Read more
In a world filled with medical marvels and breakthroughs, the specter of terrifying diseases still looms large. From ancient plagues to modern-day pandemics, the human experience has been plagued by menacing illnesses. Recently, a Redditor asked in Askreddit, “What’s the Scariest Disease you’ve heard of?” so let’s see what is Redditor’s Scariest Disease. Dementia Dementia … Read more
In the digital age, the next threat is coming to social media. Until recently, that threat seemed like science fiction, but as you go deep into this story, you’ll see it’s real. Imagine if artificial intelligence (AI) can mimic your voice, appearance, and content. Many people have been interested in this story, including the tik … Read more
Now, 10-year-old Isla Edwards underwent a routine eye test at school for little fuzzy vision, and she didn’t know that it would ultimately lead to the diagnosis of a fatal brain disease associated with dementia. In March 2021, at age 7, Isla’s vision problems during the eye test prompted suggestions that she might need glasses. … Read more
A recent study reveal that individuals who tend to have later sleep are at an increased risk of developing diabetes compared to early risers.The research was conducted by the investigators at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, a founding member of the Mass General Brigham healthcare system. “People who think they are ‘night owls’ may need to … Read more
In our lifetime, COVID-19 was the main thing that changed all our life patterns. Most things that we consider unusual become usual things after the pandemic. But have you ever wondered, “What is normal now that was atypical before COVID?” In this article, we explore the fascinating facts shared by Redditors on the Ask Reddit … Read more
Many people are curious about Gallium, an unusual element with interesting properties. But What happens if someone were to swallow Gallium, and what are the potential consequences? Even though a small amount of Gallium does not harm the human body, swallowing a huge amount can even cause death. But how can this innocent-looking element do … Read more
Recent research presented at the American Heart Association’s hypertension scientific session in Boston on September 7, 2023, suggests that the way doctors traditionally measure blood pressure may lead to the oversight of certain health complications. Doctors Measure Blood Pressure Wrongly, Says Report They discovered that doctors may not detect certain health complications if patients’ readings … Read more
The world is full of terrifying events that are often left unseen or ignored. Among them, 9/11 was an event that anyone can’t forget. But have you ever wondered “What was ruined because of 9/11?” In this article, we are going to find from Ask Reddit, what was ruined because of 9/11. Quick Airline Travel … Read more
As you know, even though time travel is impossible, everyone talks about that. But no one says anything about what can happen to someone who dares to time travel. This question is still not answered question because no one has traveled through time. So what actually can happen? In this article, we will explain biological, … Read more
Northwestern University scientists have created a new electronic device to monitor the condition of transplanted organs in real time. This device, which is smaller than a quarter, sits directly on a transplanted kidney and can detect temperature changes associated with inflammation. Inflammation is a common sign of organ rejection. When it detects such irregularities, it … Read more
Life is full of surprises, and sometimes, those surprises involve things we were told we’d outgrow but never did. Have you ever wondered what people have held onto despite the passage of time? We’re about to explore the exciting responses from the Ask Reddit subreddit, where users shared their experiences about the things they never … Read more
Our planet’s oxygen supply, currently stable at 21%, is a lifeline for all living creatures. But what if this balance were to suddenly tip, thrusting us into an environment with oxygen levels soaring to 50%? Such a hypothetical shift in our world will reshape it in profound ways. So today we are going to actually … Read more
Scientists from Duke University have discovered a connection between concussions experienced in early adulthood and cognitive decline in later life.By examining thousands of pairs of identical twins, they found that traumatic brain injuries in youth linked to lower scores in memory and thinking abilities, along with a faster cognitive decline that occurred decades after the … Read more
