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Topics and developments in science and medicine, presented by Futurism.
Will Human Head Transplant Ever Work?
Canavero has announced an 18-hour cadaver surgery in China and says it will soon continue to improve the process with brain donors. Many scientists are wondering if scientific progress is enough to allow Canavero to do such work in China, as it has been said. It is unlikely that the implant will be a cure, and it probably will not.
By Amisha Dhimal4 years ago in Futurism
Can a cockroach survive a nuclear blast?
Keeping your home clean may provide some protection, but cockroach attacks can happen to anyone. The fact is that very few if any, people survived the nuclear holocaust, so it does not matter if you run out of time. Although humans, cockroaches, and other creatures may survive the first atomic bomb explosion, they will not survive “zero on the ground” and will likely not survive long.
By Amisha Dhimal4 years ago in Futurism
Traveling into Black Hole
According to Jafferis, sending someone through Black Hole is not a problem, at least legally. Statistics based on the species of wormholes studied so far suggest that their use will be slower than just moving into space, says Jafferis. In addition, he said that very little is known about quantum gravity - the union of quantum physics and the ancient ideas of gravity - those unseen laws can completely block the flow of hyperspace. While the idea of moving interstellar space through black holes is possible, getting to the testing can be a challenge.
By Anita Kharel4 years ago in Futurism
Is Universe Infinite?
Until we find or develop an intelligent extension scheme that we know physics can do, we just have the potential. The universe may exist forever, or it may be destroyed in a situation contrary to the Big Bang. However, current research indicates that the universe may be growing indefinitely.
By Jack Dahal4 years ago in Futurism
What Ever Happened to the Concept of the Absent-Minded Professor?
This article was previously published by Dr. James Goydos in BeingWell in April 2021. The phrase “absent-minded professor” is commonly used to describe academics who are so engrossed in their work that they neglect to keep track of what is going on in the world around them. The stereotype that professors can get so obsessed with their research that they pay little attention to anything else is not considered an insult in academic circles but is seen as a badge of honor.
By James Goydos, MD4 years ago in Futurism
Everything in Science was once an unknown
There have been very interesting, sometimes even explosive, conversations amongst people over the past two years. It usually stemmed from a great misunderstanding wherein all parties felt their realities were being challenged and it generated cringe worthy dialogue. It has been very saddening to see the fractured friendships that often resulted.
By Pam Reeder4 years ago in Futurism





