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Do We Live in an Invisible Prison? The Map of the 11 Dimensions Your Brain Cannot Process

General sciences

Do We Live in an Invisible Prison? The Map of the 11 Dimensions Your Brain Cannot Process

Beyond touch, taste, sight, hearing and smell, our bodies have many other senses that we don't even think about.

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Humans may have as many as 33 senses, neuroscientists believe

The model called Walker S2 is capable of operating 24 hours a day and uses onboard artificial intelligence.

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China deploys humanoid robots with artificial intelligence to protect the border

A visionary international project aims to apply muography, a cutting-edge technique that uses particles from outer space, to “X-ray” the most emblematic pyramid of the Maya civilization and investigate the possible existence of hidden chambers within its interior.

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Scientists will scan the Pyramid of Chichén Itzá using cosmic rays

40,000-year-old symbols discovered in caves around the world may represent the oldest form of writing.

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The mystery of ‘proto-symbols,’ a form of writing tens of thousands of years old found worldwide

Consciousness as the Basis of Reality: A New Physical Theory Challenges the Origin of the Universe

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Consciousness as the Basis of Reality: A New Physical Theory Challenges the Origin of the Universe

For a long time, scholars have debated who built the massive stone figures of Rapa Nui and how they were transported to their current locations. A new study offers a possible explanation.

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Scientists finally discover who built the iconic stone statues of Easter Island and how they were moved

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