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Podcast listeners are less neurotic and more inquisitive

Podcast listeners are less neurotic and more inquisitive

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Researchers from the Queensland University of Technology in Australia surveyed more than 300 people from 10 countries worldwide to examine how regularly listening to podcasts affects their lifestyle and character.
How VR games can help you cope with agoraphobia

How VR games can help you cope with agoraphobia

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Our editors have repeatedly written about how many opportunities are hidden in computer games, the scope of which stretches beyond recreational forms and even reaches as far as medicine.
A reusable paper made from plant pollen is invented

A reusable paper made from plant pollen is invented

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It is almost impossible to find a person who does not use a phone or computer today. However, many are still uneasy about recording their thoughts or drafting reports online.
Linguists explain the reason we need tautologies

Linguists explain the reason we need tautologies

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It appears that tautology can indicate an object's continuous characteristics, allowing you to understand it better.
Spiny mice can self-heal a damaged spinal cord

Spiny mice can self-heal a damaged spinal cord

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Discovering a method for rapidly regenerating organs and tissues is a task that scientists worldwide have been struggling with over many years.
A new cell type with regenerative properties is discovered in the lungs

A new cell type with regenerative properties is discovered in the lungs

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Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have found a new kind of cell that develops in human bronchioles and plays a crucial role in the respiratory system.
Microplastics discovered in human blood

Microplastics discovered in human blood

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It is virtually impossible to imagine the current world without plastic. It is almost ubiquitous: plastic is used in food production, everyday items, and even clothing.

Quantum batteries enable electric cars to be charged in 3 minutes

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EVs are not as popular as conventional cars because they have a long charge time and a low battery capacity. This means that a vehicle can usually travel only for 120 kilometers (75 miles).

Scientists find 100 cases of humans transmitting their virus to animals

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Since the COVID-19 pandemic and the theory that bats carry the coronavirus, many scientists have become interested in how disease arises and develops in the animal-human relationship.

A "Smart" exoskeleton will be able to move instead of a person

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The IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters research center has created a new lightweight lower-body exoskeleton made of carbon fiber.

Scientists have discovered the most distant star from Earth using the Hubble Space Telescope

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It is named Earendel.

Scientists have created an Artificial Intelligence that can create AI all by itself!

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The potential of AI is limitless, and scientists continue developing this field of knowledge, trying to create a full-fledged analog of the human brain capable of computing and thinking, creating, and even creating.

Alcohol causes a decrease in brain volume

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Hardly anyone has ever questioned that a healthy brain and alcohol consumption are mutually exclusive.

The distrust of robots among AI users is growing

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According to a new study from the University of Michigan, humans are becoming distrustful of robots. After making numerous mistakes, it is almost impossible for AI systems to regain their credibility.

Physical activity improves memory

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It's not without reason that they say that movement is life because regular exercise turns out to have benefits for our muscles and our brains.

Hyundai to launch air taxi by 2028

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Supernal, owned by Korean carmaker Hyundai Motor Group, has started the development of an electric aerial vehicle.

Scientists have completely deciphered the human genome

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By 2003, the international Human Genome Project had deciphered 92% of the human genome.

The Milky Way is older than scientists originally thought

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It turns out that the galaxy's thick disc began forming as early as 13 billion years ago. That's two billion years earlier than scientists had previously thought!

Video games are to be used to treat mental disorders

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Video games have long been part of modern culture and everyday life for millions of people worldwide.

Tesla to begin production of humanoid robot

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The model will be called Optimus. Its development is scheduled to start in 2023.

An elastic display that is thinner than duct tape

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Scientists at Stanford University have developed an innovative display that is at least twice as bright as modern smartphone screens and three times thinner.

Scientists take a photograph of a black hole located in the centre of our galaxy

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The Event Horizon Telescope has taken a photograph of the black hole Sagittarius A*, located in the centre of the Milky Way.

A drone from the Scottish company Flowcopter can carry loads of up to 100 kg

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The heavy-lifting drone is powered by a Rotax hydrocarbon engine. Sometime in the future, the Flowcopter drones will be capable of delivering loads of up to 150 kg across a distance of up to 900 km.

A bouncy, jumping robot has been developed in California

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Scientists have based their work on the body structures of kangaroos, frogs, and other jumping animals.
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