Eleanor Grace
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Touching Death Through VR
In a groundbreaking fusion of art, technology, and existential curiosity, a virtual reality (VR) experience in Melbourne, Australia, is giving people the chance to undergo something most have wondered about but never truly want to face — the moment of death.
By Eleanor Grace9 months ago in Humans
Dire Wolves Were Never True Wolves
Dire Wolves Were Never True Wolves New Genetic Research Reveals a Shocking Truth About the Ice Age Predator For decades, the Dire Wolf (Canis dirus) stood as one of the most iconic predators of the Ice Age. With its massive jaws and powerful build, it was believed to be a close relative of the modern gray wolf (Canis lupus), a dominant carnivore of today's wilderness. But recent breakthroughs in genetic research have upended everything scientists thought they knew about this ancient beast.
By Eleanor Grace9 months ago in Earth
The Power of Poop
The Smell of Manure: A Historical Mark and the Impact of Agriculture Thousands of years ago, when the first farmers realized the value of animal manure, they inadvertently laid the foundation for the long-term success of agriculture. These early farmers, with their observation and knowledge, discovered that manure was not just waste, but a valuable source of nutrients for the soil, aiding in plant growth. This, in turn, contributed to the development of human civilization.
By Eleanor Grace9 months ago in Earth
6-Year-Old Breaks Record as World’s Youngest Programmer
At just 6 years and 346 days old, Kautilya Katariya from the United Kingdom made headlines worldwide by earning the title of the youngest computer programmer in history, according to the Guinness World Records. This achievement is not only a testament to his incredible talent and determination but also a powerful reminder that age is no barrier when it comes to mastering complex skills like coding and artificial intelligence (AI).
By Eleanor Grace9 months ago in Humans
13-Year-Old Shatters Tetris Record
On December 21, 2023, in a quiet bedroom in Stillwater, Oklahoma, a 13-year-old boy leaned back in his chair, hands behind his head, eyes wide in disbelief. The screen in front of him froze. The score read "999999." The game, finally, had nothing more to give.
By Eleanor Grace9 months ago in Humans
When Extremes Meet: The World’s Tallest and Shortest Men Share a Moment in History
On November 13th, in the heart of London, a once-in-a-lifetime meeting took place between two extraordinary individuals who represent the most extreme opposites of human height. The occasion? The 10th annual Guinness World Records Day, a global celebration of human achievement, uniqueness, and the marvels of nature.
By Eleanor Grace9 months ago in Humans
Anaxagoras: The Man Who Challenged the Gods with the Truth About the Moon
More than 2,500 years ago, when myths and gods ruled the minds of men, one Greek philosopher looked up at the night sky and saw something entirely different: not a celestial deity, but a silent, rocky world floating in darkness. His name was Anaxagoras, and his bold observations about the Moon—and the universe at large—not only changed the course of human understanding, but also brought him dangerously close to death.
By Eleanor Grace9 months ago in Earth
"Why Are We Afraid of Corpses?". Content Warning.
Why Are Humans Afraid of Corpses? The Evolution of a Deep-Rooted Fear Death is inevitable, but few things trigger human fear as intensely as the sight of a lifeless body. Whether in horror films or real-life tragedy, the presence of a corpse can invoke discomfort, dread, or even panic. But why does this happen? Why do humans feel a profound fear of dead bodies, especially those of their own species, while animals often do not? The answer lies in a fascinating intersection of evolution, psychology, and cultural conditioning.
By Eleanor Grace9 months ago in Humans
NASA Receives Communication Signal from Spacecraft 24 Billion Kilometers Away
After a prolonged period of communication issues with Voyager 1, NASA has finally received a meaningful and readable signal from the spacecraft, which is currently traveling through interstellar space. This marks a significant milestone in one of NASA's longest and most ambitious space missions.
By Eleanor Grace10 months ago in Earth
The Possibility of Resurrecting People Hours After Their Apparent Death
A fascinating statement from a doctor has reignited hope that human beings may be able to come back to life hours after they appear to have died. This remarkable possibility challenges the traditional boundaries of life and death, offering a glimmer of hope in situations where people might have once been thought to be beyond saving.
By Eleanor Grace10 months ago in FYI
Barefoot Walking: The Science Behind Its Health Benefits
Walking barefoot, a practice that has been around for centuries, is now gaining renewed attention due to scientific studies that highlight its remarkable health benefits. Not only is it a natural and enjoyable activity, but it is also considered an alternative healing therapy that many people are turning to for its therapeutic effects. One of the most intriguing aspects of barefoot walking is the ability to connect more deeply with the Earth, which is thought to bring an array of health benefits by allowing the body to absorb its natural energy.
By Eleanor Grace10 months ago in Lifehack
The Arrow of Time: Can We Reverse It?
We often wish we could turn back time to correct a mistake or relive past memories. Yet, this is something that remains impossible today. But why is it that we can’t rewind time like we would turn back the hands of a clock, or is there a way we haven’t discovered yet?
By Eleanor Grace10 months ago in FYI
