Tara Sharifi, a student at Aylesbury High School, recently took the Mensa IQ test in Oxford where she scored well above the “genius benchmark” of 140. The 11-year-old student scored 162 points on the test, which is two points ahead of Einstein, a theoretical physicist who is considered as one of the two pillars […]
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Celebrities often use their platforms to spread awareness on important issues. But while many of us have become numb to their warnings, there’s something about Harrison Ford that makes people sit up and listen.Maybe it’s the cult following he’s acquired from playing heroic characters like Indiana Jones and Han Solo.More likely, though, it’s because Ford
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Around 2.2 billion years ago, a massive space rock collided against our planet, leaving a massive scar.Around 200 million years older than any other site like it on the planet’s surface, the so-called Yarrabubba impact structure is located in Australia. Although the impact site is the oldest found to date, finding it was not easy.Our
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However, a physics professor at the University of Minnesota Duluth named Vitaly Vanchurin attempted to reframe reality in a particularly eye-opening way in a preprint published on arXiv, arguing that we’re living inside a huge neural network that governs everything around us. In other words, it’s a “possibility that the entire cosmos on its most fundamental
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In the 21st century, UFO encounters have become increasingly common, generating growing interest and speculation among the public. The difficulty in distinguishing between accidental sightings and true UFO sightings has added to the mystery. Now, a news story has captured the world’s attention: three gigantic spaceships are on their way to Earth!The increase in reports
Introduction In a landmark achievement, Dr. Jane Smith, a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), has become the fourth woman in history to receive the Nobel Prize in Physics. This prestigious award recognizes her groundbreaking work in quantum mechanics, which has significantly advanced our understanding of the physical universe. A Historic
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There is a massive black hole with millions of times more mass than our sun is plunging towards Earth and will one day annihilate life as we know it.This particular black hole is coming towards us at 110 kilometres per second and is at the center of the Great Andromeda Galaxy – the Milky Way’s
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Astronomers announced Thursday that they had detected the most promising “hints” of potential life on a planet beyond our Solar System, though other scientists expressed scepticism. There has been vigorous debate in scientific circles about whether the planet K2-18b, which is 124 light years away in the Leo constellation, could be an ocean world capable of hosting
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Given the seeming paucity of moisture in the leftover remains of Earth’s building blocks, planetary scientists have long assumed our planet’s water supply came after it formed in a rain of hydrogen-soaked rocks and comets.A new study by researchers from the University of Oxford and the UK’s national synchrotron science facility challenges the theory that
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A surprise discovery in Gale Crater is the component that was missing in the puzzle of Mars‘s climate history. There, embedded in the bedrock, the Curiosity rover has identified a mineral called siderite that can only have formed from the precipitation of carbon from the Martian atmosphere. In other words, billions of years ago, Mars had an active
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