The universe is mysterious, and the more science learns about it, the more amazing it seems to be. Some of the theories about the universe presented here can sound totally unfeasible. But what could be more bizarre than something already known to us? 1. Everything we are surrounded by is…
Many have probably heard that our brain has a small body called the pineal gland. It is believed that this is our "third eye". The pineal gland has many names: the Third Eye, Ajna Chakra, the Eye of Eternity, the Mighty Eye, the Eye of Shiva, the Eye of Wisdom,…
Stories about mysterious travels are not uncommon. Even though these teleportation cases are more likely to be just myths, they still make us think whether the idea of instant traveling to a different location has some substance. It is interesting that for a long time, scientists have been developing a…
The reality is not as obvious and simple as we like to think. Some of the things that we accept as true and take at face value are notoriously wrong. Scientists and philosophers have made every effort to change our common perceptions of it. The 10 examples below will show…
Could there be many universes? Specifically, ten in the five-hundredths? What if in the future, it would be possible to create universes in the laboratory? Finally, do we live in ten dimensions without realizing it? These unbelievable ideas belong to the research team of Dimitris Nanopoulos, professor of physics at…
Everyone has heard about the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle, an enigmatic area in the Atlantic Ocean where vessels and aircraft disappear under unknown circumstances. Here are 7 possible explanations of the mystery of the Bermuda triangle, some more feasible than others: 1. Secret military testing Officially, the Atlantic Undersea…
Michael Talbot is an Australian writer, whose books originally were only science fiction, combining quantum physics and spirituality. However, it appears that many scientists today share his theory and do not consider it science fiction. This new theory of reality says that the physical universe is nothing more than a…
Our interest in the parallel universe is just as common as our interest in death and the afterlife. Could there actually be a connection between the two? This new approach to our perception of death and the Universe is called biocentrism and comes from the world of quantum physics and the…
