Science, atheist Religion of the Future
New Technologies for September & October (78aH*) :
– Mass production of a humanoid robot in 2024,
– A new AI tool to analyze millions of mutations,
– Creation of a new form of gold ion,
– Quadriplegic allowed to regain sensations thanks to brain implants
Physical Sciences for September & October (78aH*) :
– Sound can travel in the vacuum,
– A quantum computer to study chemical reactions,
– We need for a deeper understanding of nuclear structure
Life Sciences for September & October (78aH*) :
– An innovative technique to improve stem cells’ quality,
– The crucial role of an intestine molecule,
– Reconstruct neuronal wiring inside a mouse brain
Raelian Viewpoints for July & August (78aH*) :
– “Big Bang Is Over!” after James Webb telescope findings
Social Sciences for November & December (77aH*) :
– Laughter improves mood almost immediately and lowers stress and anxiety
New Technologies for July & August (78aH*) :
– In situ 3D bioprinting at the level of the patient’s body,
– A monoclonal antibody compound intended to regrow new teeth,
– Quantum algorithms to more accurately produce artificial organic molecules
Physical Sciences for July & August (78aH*) :
– Optimize the ignition of fusion reactors,
– A phenomenon known under the name of “cold welding”,
– Energetic gamma rays coming from the sun
Life Sciences for July & August (78aH*) :
– Significant differences appear in the epigenetic code of circulating DNA,
– Creating animals capable of reproducing by parthenogenesis,
– Waking up the genome of a newly fertilized egg,
– Brain signals linked to chronic pain and those associated with acute pain,
– Edit the genome of human cells,
– A complex network of cell into human body
Raelian Viewpoints for May & June (77aH*) :
– Life could have appeared on exoplanets?
New Technologies for May & June (77aH*) :
– The first 3D printed fish net in the world,
– Fungi’s filament used for making clothing,
– An artificial intelligence providing suggestions for medical treatment,
– 100 million degrees recorded inside a reactor