Science, atheist Religion of the Future
New Technologies for July & August (74aH*):
– >Specific data obtained by X-ray or MRI gives an avatar of an individual,
– First human heart organoid created,
– Influencing the brain by electrical stimulation of the scalp,
– Nursing diabetic mice with electromagnetic fields,
– Gene editing enzymes transported to target cells
Physical Sciences for September & October (75aH*):
– Two merging clusters of galaxies generate a magnetic field,
– A new nuclear fusion reactor developed by MIT
Life Sciences for September & October (75aH*):
– Tardigrades have a protein making them resistant to extreme conditions,
– Magnetotactic bacteria is influenced by magnetic fields,
– A new form of life made of stem cells,
– Sperm and eggs transmit information through the epigenome
Raelian Viewpoints for July & August (74aH*):
– Kindness that makes you happier
Social Sciences for July & August (74aH*):
– Nearly every country could have shrinking populations by the end of the century
Social Sciences for March & April (74aH*):
– The self-organization of communities solve global and multidisciplinary problems
Directed Panspermia summary : a theory in which organisms were deliberately transmitted to the earth by intelligent beings on another planet…
New Technologies for July & August (74aH*):
– 5G technology has no impact on mortality of a fish close to human
Physical Sciences for July & August (74aH*):
– Quantum fluctuations measured at nanometric scale,
– Earth’s atmosphere vibrates like a bell,
– An enormous collection of galaxies discovered in the Milky Way,
– The circumgalactic medium, an invisible cloud of dust and gas surrounding galaxies
Life Sciences for July & August (74aH*):
– Mice glial cells involved in dead neurons removal,
– Complete end-to-end human X chromosome is now sequenced,
– An organism’s survival depends on its neurons’ survival,
– Mechanical and biochemical signals control everything in cells ,
– Microbes can regulate a neuronal circuit ,
– Guanine-rich DNA can fold in on itself forming a four-stranded structure ,
– Two different ways of aging in the yeast