Many quantum physicists determined that human emotions are “energy in motion” surrounding our bodies

The estimated odds of an aircraft accident are one in every 1.2 million flights, while the chances of a complete aircraft loss are one in 11 million flights. 

You might think that Pilates is a relatively new trend, but it actually goes back to centuries and decades long before social media was invented.

The Default Mode Network (DMN) is a neural network that becomes active when the brain is at rest.

The arrival fallacy is a psychological trap describing the false assumption that you will experience happiness once you reach a milestone in your life

The word “depression” is not a simple one; yet, it is often used too casually by people who are just feeling a shift in their mood

Have you ever wondered about the secret of floating and sinking? Why does a huge ship float on the sea surface whereas a tiny needle sinks in the blink of an eye

When people meet new parents, or parents to be, they shower them with advice and information about what to expect from their babies or how to raise and deal with them.

Imagine a world where going to the hospital for a simple surgery is a death gamble.

In this mind-opening interview, Dr. Emad Khalil shares with us valuable information on the issues of pollution and global warming, and the challenges facing the environment and marine life in particular as a result of this global crisis.

Have a cold? Take a pill. Have a headache? Take a pill. Have asthma? Here is an inhaler. 

In this mind-opening interview, Dr. Emad Khalil shares with us valuable information on the issues of pollution and global warming, and the challenges facing the environment and marine life in particular as a result of this global crisis.

Vitamin D is known as the "vitamin of the Sun". Its initial and most effective source is exposure to sunlight.

In this article, we delve deeply into these fascinating concepts, meticulously examining their potential advantages and the challenges they would introduce.

Feats of superhuman strength are impossible in everyday life activities; however, they become a reality when one is put in a situation that triggers our “fight or flight” response.

 Why cannot we all just share the same time? To answer such a question, we need to understand first what time zones are and how this system works.

It may vary from one person to another; some people need only six hours of sleep and still function well without drowsiness, while others need ten hours to reach their peak in productivity and perform well. The most important factor to be highlighted here is what regulates sleep to be able to know what works best for us.

Omar M. Yaghi is a Jordanian chemist celebrated in the scientific communities for his outstanding contributions in the field of material science. Yaghi worked for long years on the development of new substances that have extremely high surface area and very low crystalline densities.

They would check their vital signs dozens of times everyday, relentlessly searching for symptoms of chronic or dangerous diseases. Despite doctors assuring them that they are free of illness, they continue to seek medical evaluation because they suffer from hypochondriasis.