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Scientists in Switzerland developed an exoskeleton that connects the brain’s motor intentions directly to spinal neurons, bypassing the damaged nerves entirely. The system uses implanted electrodes in both the brain and spine, synced in real-time by a machine-learning algorithm.

When tested in labs, this ancient mixture eliminated up to 90% of antibiotic-resistant MRSA bacteria, including stubborn biofilms that modern antibiotics often fail to penetrate.

Stunning new study has shattered old assumptions about where psychopathy thrives. Researchers found that about one in five corporate executives meets the clinical definition of a psychopath, the same proportion seen in prison populations.

Julian Brown, an Atlanta inventor known for 'Plastoline,' which converts plastic into fuel, has been missing for two weeks. Before his disappearance, Brown posted a concerning video stating he was "under attack" and urged followers to "keep their eyes open."

Concerned about the environmental impact of rare-earth mining used in electric vehicle motors, this high schooler from Florida designed a new kind of electric motor — one that’s magnet-free, efficient, and more sustainable.

In a fascinating twist of human anatomy, scientists point out that your lips and anus are linked by more than just their roles in digestion—they’re lined with the same type of tissue, called mucosa.

English Ivy isn’t just decor, it’s a natural air purifier. In just 12 hours, it cuts airborne feces by 94% and mold by 78%, while also filtering out toxins like formaldehyde, benzene, and xylene. Just keep it out of pets’ reach; it’s powerful, not pet-safe.

The structure, captured in stunning clarity, displays a perfect circular formation with what looks like docked triangular ships arranged with geometric precision. This is not your typical UFO sighting. This is something entirely different.

Simon Petrus, a young Namibian inventor, developed a SIM-free phone using radio frequency technology, enabling free calls without traditional networks.

Self-Healing Glass Could Make Cracked Screens a Thing of the Past....This Glass Repairs Itself — No Glue, No Heat, Just Time

Right now several volcanoes across the United States are waking up and showing signs of serious activity. From Alaska to the Pacific Northwest and all the way to Hawaii experts are closely monitoring rising heat gas emissions earthquakes and rumblings deep beneath the ground.

Breaking news is shaking the skies. A spy drone has captured what experts are calling one of the clearest and most baffling UFO sightings to date. The object? A sleek black cylindrical craft hovering and maneuvering effortlessly above the clouds.

Developed by scientists at the University of Toronto and Caltech, this material wasn’t discovered through experimentation, but generated entirely by artificial intelligence.

Future dialysis patients.... 👇

Researchers at La Sapienza University of Rome have developed “WhoFi,” a system that can identify and track individuals using Wi-Fi signals bouncing off their bodies with 95.5% accuracy.

A new vaccine designed to prevent and treat lung cancer is undergoing clinical trials in seven countries. Developed by Cuban researchers and named CIMAvax-EGF, the vaccine trains the immune system to target a specific protein that promotes tumor growth.

To prove it, he infected himself, quickly developed gastritis, and then cured himself using antibiotics. His radical demonstration overturned decades of medical consensus and won him a Nobel Prize in 2005.

Unlike current options that screw into the jawbone and offer no real sensation, this next-gen implant mimics how a real tooth behaves. It grows into the gum tissue naturally, connects with your nerves, and even communicates with your brain.

A Tokyo man has officially married an AI hologram named Hatsune Miku. With over 4,000 similar “tech marriages” in Japan, experts say this reflects the growing trend of fictosexuality, real emotional bonds with virtual beings. This is no longer sci-fi.

In a major medical breakthrough, Japanese scientists have initiated the first-ever human clinical trials for a drug designed to naturally regrow lost teeth.