Mystery

10 Questions About the Brain That Still Can't be Solved
1) How is information encoded in neurons? One of the most complex processes of the brain is the encoding of information. In this process, neurons in the brain, that is, nerve cells, create an electric current outside their membranes. These electric currents reach extensions called "axone" and allow the necessary chemical signals to be released. Through these currents, information about what is happening around us is transferred to our brain.
By Selen Kurtoglu3 years ago in FYI
Mystery of Kohinoor | Curse of World's Most Famous Diamond
In 1854, when India was under British Colonial rule, the then Governor General Lord Dalhousie sent a 15-year-old child from Punjab to England. Lord Dalhousie believed that the mother of this child was a threat and had a bad character. and so it was important to take him away from the mother.
By Faraz3 years ago in FYI
The Dark Secrets of Oreo Cookies
Everybody Loves an Oreo I am sure everybody would agree that Oreos have become an icon of 20th-century culture since their debut in 1912.
By Peeping_Soul3 years ago in FYI
Gods who created the world and they can destroy the world too.
The greatest gods in the world have been worshipped for centuries. These deities have a great influence on us and shape our lives. We can find depictions of their powers in ancient art, statues and paintings . So what are the most powerful gods that we should worship?
By Zayn 3 years ago in FYI
Earliest Human Civilizations
Humans have been living on this planet since about 2 million years ago, which makes us the second eldest race on earth after our primate ancestors. The first humans that we know of lived in Africa and Asia around 100,000 years ago. Around 20,000 BC they had the first farming communities around the Middle East and India. But these early civilizations had to deal with a changing climate and natural disasters. How did they cope? That's what we will be exploring today: What early humans did to survive?
By Zayn 3 years ago in FYI
A Psychologist Breaks Down Your Love For Game Of Thrones
A new study published in the journal Psychology of Popular Media suggests that many of us see ourselves in the imperfect and morally ambiguous characters portrayed in Game of Thrones. Their popularity is from their ability to make us feel a connection.
By Faraz3 years ago in FYI
The most accurate analysis of the twelve signs of the zodiac is here
❤ Aries♈. Time span: Spring Equinox to Valley Rain, March 21 - April 19 Understanding. Aries is the start of spring, an extremely basic start, so it positively has an overwhelming essentialness, with plentiful mental fortitude and strength, notwithstanding everything need to go first, activity is the second to occur, pretty much nothing remains to be pondered.
By 肖湾3 years ago in FYI
Why Did the Ancient Romans Draw Penises on Everything?
Was It Just Juvenile Humour? Life as a soldier in the Roman legion is always assumed to be thrilling, death-defying, and constantly on the move with participating in massive military campaigns for subduing people throughout Europe and the Near East.
By Peeping_Soul3 years ago in FYI
Where Did the Phrase 'Peeping Tom' Come From?
We all know who a ‘Peeping Tom’ is. The expression is usually to describe a voyeuristic (and also a disgusting) person who enjoys secretly watching naked people.
By Peeping_Soul3 years ago in FYI
When Vampires Roamed the Earth – aka The Vampire Hysteria
The sharp-toothed and blood-thirsty creatures lived in myths and tales worldwide for centuries. But never has the fear of actually encountering one been more real than in 18th century Europe.
By GD Madsen3 years ago in FYI
Alien Abduction.
Reading about UFO sightings can be amusing and sometimes enthralling, but the subject of alien abduction is decidedly unnerving. Many abductees report the sudden appearance of alien figures in their homes. They just materialize by the bedside or in the kitchen, night or day, and transport the victim, against their will, to some form of extra-terrestrial craft.
By Frank Lomax3 years ago in FYI
The Tragedy of the Duke and His "Witch" Wife
The story of Albert, the future Duke of Bavaria, and Agnes, a girl with no titles up her sleeve, begins like a true romance of the fifteenth century and ends with a tragedy only a couple of years later, nearly causing a war.
By GD Madsen3 years ago in FYI