Physical Sciences for November & December (75aH*):
– 300 million Earth-like planets,
– Large scale structures in the universe,
– The arches of chaos in the Solar System
Physical Sciences December 2020
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Life Sciences December 2020
Life Sciences for November & December (75aH*):
– A possible new organ in the middle of our head,
– Reverse cellular aging ?,
– Our environment and lifestyles dramatically affect our microbiome,
– A drug can reverse age-related decline,
– An electromagnetic theory for consciousness
Raelian Viewpoints October 2020
Raelian Viewpoints for September & October (75aH*):
– A robot wrote articles for the Guardian,
– Daily meditation can have many health benefits
Social sciences October 2020
Social Sciences for September & October (75aH*):
– Boredom Can Be Good For Your Health
New Technologies October 2020
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 October 2020
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 October 2020
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 August 2020
Raelian Viewpoints for July & August (74aH*):
– Kindness that makes you happier
Social sciences August 2020
Social Sciences for July & August (74aH*):
– Nearly every country could have shrinking populations by the end of the century
New Technologies August 2020
New Technologies for July & August (74aH*):
– 5G technology has no impact on mortality of a fish close to human