Science & Technology

Seville, the capital city of the Andalusia region in southern Spain, is popular for its orange trees. However, they are less a source of pride for locals and more a nuisance. The trees produce bitter fruits that are unsuitable for eating. Normally, they are simply left to fall and rot or get squashed by cars, creating sticky roads.…
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It has become commonplace within the world of reductionist biology to presume that all ponderable qualities of living matter (including the morphology, cell development, and purpose of both cells and individual members of species), are shaped entirely by DNA. If this were true, then it must be assumed that all the information contained in…
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The Gerald Pollack’s book “Fourth phase of water – beyond solid, liquid, and vapor” comes highly-recommended from PSI reviewers. It is an award-winning book that provides evidence for a fourth phase of water. This phase occurs mainly next to water-loving (hydrophilic) surfaces. It is surprisingly extensive, projecting out from the surface…
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„This could be the beginning of a scientific revolution.” Theory of Everything Scientists are doubling down on a peculiar model that attempts to quantify and measure consciousness. The model, known as Integrated Information Theory (IIT), has long been controversial because it comes with an unusual quirk. When applied to non-living…
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Free Energy wireless distributed Wireless communications Insight for mankind to thrive, or to diminish into tragic loss of light Unfinished masterpiece to increase human energy Limitless quantity of energy Already about 120 years ago, the world could have been lit up for free, by the advancements of genius Nikola Tesla, if he was…
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In brief: • The Facts: A new study claims to have found an explanation for dark matter, but relies on the discovery of a particle which leads to another dimension. • Reflect On: How do discoveries shift our understanding of reality and perhaps, who we are? Can a journey down the rabbit hole of non-material science cause understanding of…
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Ancient Babylonian land surveyors developed their own form of trigonometry 1,000 years before the Greeks. Daniel Mansfield – a senior lecturer at the University of New South Wales – takes a closer look at the intriguing mathematical genius of the Babylonians. Our modern understanding of trigonometry harks back to ancient Greek…
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Letter by Albert Einstein, validated by The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where Einstein bequeathed his notes, letters and records. The 1949 letter by the physicist and Nobel laureate discusses bees, birds and whether new physics principles could come from studying animal senses. It's a position still being realized within…
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Researchers at MIT and elsewhere have significantly boosted the output from a system that can extract drinkable water directly from the air even in dry regions, using heat from the sun or another source. The system, which builds on a design initially developed three years ago at MIT by members of the same team, brings the process…
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Over 100 years ago, Nikola Tesla figured out technologies that we today are still unable to understand. In the late 1800s, Nikola Tesla talked about antigravity technology, flying saucers powered by specific Tesla Coils and ‘Ether’ which was acted upon by the life-giving creative force. “I have worked out a dynamic theory of gravity in…
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