Articles for author: Sumi

Human Consciousness Comes From a Higher Dimension, Scientist Claims

Human Consciousness Comes From a Higher Dimension, Scientist Claims

Sumi

Every now and then, science drops a theory that sounds like it escaped from a sci‑fi movie. The idea that your thoughts, your memories, your deepest sense of “me” might actually come from a higher dimension is one of those theories. It’s wild, a bit unsettling, and strangely comforting all at once. In the last ...

A ‘Twilight Consciousness’ May Exist in Dying Patients, Scientists Say

A ‘Twilight Consciousness’ May Exist in Dying Patients, Scientists Say

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For a long time, many doctors quietly assumed that when the heart flatlines, the mind simply shuts off like a light switch. Families at the bedside often felt something different, sensing that their loved one was still somehow “there” in the room, even when monitors said otherwise. Now, emerging research is starting to catch up ...

Quantum Physics Suggests Reality Might Not Be as Solid as We Think

Quantum Physics Suggests Reality Might Not Be as Solid as We Think

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Look around you: the screen in front of you, the chair under you, the floor beneath your feet. It all feels solid, steady, and obvious. But when you zoom in far enough, down to the smallest building blocks of matter, that comforting solidity starts to fall apart in the strangest ways. Quantum physics doesn’t just ...

10 Fascinating Theories About Where All the Dinosaurs Really Went

10 Fascinating Theories About Where All the Dinosaurs Really Went

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Stand on a quiet beach at night, look up at the stars, and realize this: somewhere under your feet lie the bones of animals that ruled the planet for more than 150 million years… and then were suddenly gone. That mystery still tugs at us. Even in 2026, with powerful computers, satellites, and fossils being ...

Some Planets in Our Solar System Have Rains of Diamonds and Glass

Some Planets in Our Solar System Have Rains of Diamonds and Glass

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Imagine standing under a storm where the raindrops are not water, but glittering diamonds or sharp shards of glass. It sounds like something out of a sci‑fi movie, but for some worlds in our solar system, this kind of weather may be completely normal. The deeper astronomers look into the atmospheres of giant planets and ...

Volcanoes Are Earth's Way of Breathing, Shaping Continents Over Eons

Volcanoes Are Earth’s Way of Breathing, Shaping Continents Over Eons

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Stand on the flank of a volcano and it feels like you’re standing on something alive. The ground trembles now and then, hot gases hiss from invisible cracks, and the air smells faintly of stone being cooked from the inside out. It’s unsettling and oddly comforting at the same time, like hearing the heartbeat of ...

Light Snowfall Coming to New York, New Jersey and Long Island

Light Snow Dusts New York Tri-State Region as Cold Air Moves In

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Snow Arrives Amid Forecast Uncertainty (Image Credits: Unsplash) New York City – Light snowfall coated roads and sidewalks across the New York metro area late Sunday into early Monday, delivering one to three inches in many spots as a departing storm clashed with cold air. Snow Arrives Amid Forecast Uncertainty Snowflakes began falling in New ...

Winter Storms Could Bring 8 Feet of Snow to Parts of California

Northern California Gear Up for Historic Arctic Blast with 8 Feet Snow Forecast

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Storms Intensify with Rapid Snow Accumulation (Image Credits: Unsplash) Northern California – Powerful Pacific storms barreled toward the state’s mountains, promising a deluge of snow that could bury higher elevations under up to eight feet through midweek.[1][2] Storms Intensify with Rapid Snow Accumulation Snowfall commenced Sunday night above 5,000 feet in the Siskiyou Mountains, Mount ...

Microbes harvest metals from meteorites aboard space station

Fungi Excel at Mining Metals from Meteorites in Space Station Tests

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A First-of-Its-Kind Experiment Takes Flight (Image Credits: Pixabay) Ithaca, NY – Scientists demonstrated that certain microbes effectively extract valuable metals from meteorites under microgravity conditions aboard the International Space Station.[1][2] A First-of-Its-Kind Experiment Takes Flight Fungi surprised researchers by ramping up their metabolic activity in space, pulling more palladium from rock samples than on Earth. ...