Physics & Natural Sciences

Recent findings, disputable theories and unbelievable experiments in the field of physics and related sciences.

5 Remarkable Examples of Animal Intelligence That Will Leave You in Awe
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5 Remarkable Examples of Animal Intelligence That Will Leave You in Awe

By Sherrie|2019-04-19T15:53:54+03:00April 19th, 2019|Categories: Physics & Natural Sciences, Uncommon Science|Tags: animals, brain teaser, evolution, intelligence, learning, problem-solving|

Animal intelligence could stretch to more than just an elephant’s excellent memory! As these examples will reveal. The intelligence of animals surpasses what we realize. But the first question is, how is animal intelligence measured? There have been many experiments carried out that could prove animal intelligence really exists. We only have to look at [...]

The Intriguing Holographic Universe Theory and Its Roots in Ancient Philosophy
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The Intriguing Holographic Universe Theory and Its Roots in Ancient Philosophy

By Alexander|2019-04-05T15:17:40+03:00April 5th, 2019|Categories: Food for thought, Physics & Natural Sciences, Uncommon Science, Universe|Tags: consciousness, dreams, Earth, intelligence, matrix, perception, philosophy|

The idea of a holographic universe is a relatively new scientific theory. It suggests a whole new way of perceiving the universe. However, the concept of the holographic nature of our universe and the questioning of our physical reality have been incited by and explored by humans for thousands of years. Some ancient philosophers have explored [...]

The Mystery of Wrinkled Fingertips in Water and 4 More Evolutionary Quirks
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The Mystery of Wrinkled Fingertips in Water and 4 More Evolutionary Quirks

By Janey D.|2019-02-08T20:20:05+03:00February 10th, 2019|Categories: Human Brain, Physics & Natural Sciences, Uncommon Science|Tags: behavior, communication, concentration, evolution, humankind, mind-body connection|

Have you ever wondered why you get wrinkled fingertips if you are in water for long periods of time? It’s actually a neat evolutionary quirk, developed over time, designed to enable us to survive. So how does it work? Why do we get wrinkled fingertips? Not only that, but why is it only our fingertips [...]

7 Controversial Theories of Evolution That Will Give You Food for Thought
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7 Controversial Theories of Evolution That Will Give You Food for Thought

By Janey D.|2019-01-29T14:23:58+03:00January 29th, 2019|Categories: Earth, Food for thought, Physics & Natural Sciences, Uncommon Science|Tags: behavior, climate, environment, evolution, extraterrestrial, humankind, society|

It’s that age-old question – how did we get here? Theories of evolution can help us understand our origins. And yes, there are controversial ones. Whether you believe it or not, I would imagine that the majority of us have heard of Darwin’s theory of evolution. Darwin believed in natural selection. The premise of natural [...]

The Nature of Reality and 4 Experiments That Show Reality Is an Illusion
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The Nature of Reality and 4 Experiments That Show Reality Is an Illusion

By Janey D.|2019-02-25T15:45:28+03:00January 22nd, 2019|Categories: Human Brain, Physics & Natural Sciences, Uncommon Science|Tags: consciousness, matrix, mind-body connection, perception, philosophy, Plato, quantum theory|

As a species, the human race has evolved to the point where we ask ourselves fundamental questions to help make sense of our existence. One such question is, What is the nature of reality? If I asked you to explain what reality is, you might respond by saying that it is everything ‘out there’. It [...]

Gaia Hypothesis: Are All Living Beings on Earth Interconnected?
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Gaia Hypothesis: Are All Living Beings on Earth Interconnected?

By Margaret B.|2019-02-28T18:48:59+03:00November 27th, 2018|Categories: Earth, Physics & Natural Sciences, Uncommon Science|Tags: culture, Earth, environment, evolution, nature|

The Gaia hypothesis, or Gaia theory, is a hypothesis suggesting that everything which lives on Gaia interacts with their surroundings to form a symbiotic circle, where everything affects each other to continue the lifecycle of planet Earth. The Gaia hypothesis was first developed by a man called James Lovelock, helped by a microbiologist called Lynn [...]

The Reality of Chakra Healing and the Science behind the Chakra System
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The Reality of Chakra Healing and the Science behind the Chakra System

By Kirstie Pursey|2018-11-17T21:54:23+03:00June 22nd, 2018|Categories: Human Brain, Physics & Natural Sciences, Spirituality, Uncommon Science|Tags: anxiety, chakras, depression, meditation, mind-body connection, quantum theory, stress|

Science may not have been able to prove the existence of chakras and chakra healing, but we do know that there are energy systems that keep our bodies functioning. These energy systems affect everything that goes on in our mind and body and understanding them and how chakra healing works can help us to find [...]

8 Stephen Hawking Quotes about Life, Humanity and the World
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8 Stephen Hawking Quotes about Life, Humanity and the World

By Kirstie Pursey|2018-11-23T18:32:56+03:00April 15th, 2018|Categories: Food for thought, Physics & Natural Sciences, Thought-Provoking Quotes|Tags: evolution, genius people, humankind, intelligence, positive thinking|

While Stephen Hawking's death on the 14 March 2018 saddened the whole world, his life has been an inspiration in so many ways. The following Stephen Hawking quotes sum up his attitudes to science, life, the universe, relationships and living with a disability. Before we present our list of inspirational Stephen Hawking quotes, let's talk about [...]