A Moment of Science
Scientists used to think that for all its complexity, the brain was pretty static. But... is this true today?
Scientists found that some blind people can follow spots with their eyes or point them out.
Have you ever noticed that Siamese cats are cross-eyed? In fact, that's the only way a Siamese cat can see straight.
Some people report seeing colors when they read text or tasting flavors when they listen to music. Elevated neuronal responsiveness could be to blame.
Are you familiar with the study done by Wolfgang Miltner at Friedrich Schiller University in Germany?
Did you know that the thaumatrope was invented by an English physician named J. A. Paris in 1926?
According to a new study, taking more time to chew could help you better control your weight.
It is well known that city dwellers are more prone to experience anxiety, depression, and other mood disorders. Why?
After a session on a treadmill you might have noticed that when you get off the machine you feel like you are walking much faster than you really are.
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