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Sakan is a traditional Japanese plastering method that uses clay, sand, and straw over a bamboo lattice to create durable walls that naturally regulate humidity and stabilize indoor conditions.

This is the most detailed view of a human brain to date. A team of researchers used electron microscopy (EM) to image a cubic millimeter-sized piece of human brain tissue at high resolution and this is a single neuron with 5,600 of the nerve fibers that connect to it.

🚨🚨 Encontraron un microbio intestinal que eliminó completamente las células tumorales.... y lo encontraron en una RAN. Superando a la quimio y a los inhibidores de puntos de control Una tasa de respuesta del 100%... intentaron reintroducir el cáncer a los animales y los tumores no pudieron crecer... Jimm Dore: "Parece una idea loca... oye, tomemos unas bacterias del intestino de una rana. Veamos si eso cura el cáncer... ¿cómo se les ocurrió eso?"... Nicolas Hulscher: "No pueden simplemente patentar una bacteria intestinal natural, necesitamos científicos independientes en esto. Deben haber tenido una idea previa.. alguna investigación anterior.. el entendimiento de que estos anfibios no suelen tener cáncer... fueron al Microbioma”

DID YOU KNOW🚨: Whenever you express gratitude, your brain physically rewires itself, making you naturally more positive and resilient

Moderna was fined for EXPLOITATION after getting caught luring 12-year-olds into mRNA injection trials with teddy bears.......

🚨: Scientists discovered a third state of being that exists between life and death - and it suggests that our cells are conscious

“5G is deemed as an emerging risk” “There will be a 300% increase in the number of cell phone towers, this is only just the beginning” “We currently don’t have insurance to protect against a persons health defects”

James Webb just uncovered a serious problem with our understanding of the universe. New data from the James Webb Space Telescope confirms a major discrepancy in the universe's expansion rate, suggesting our current understanding of physics may be fundamentally incomplete. For years, astronomers have been caught in a tug-of-war over the "Hubble tension," a baffling disagreement between two methods of measuring how fast the universe is growing. While measurements of the early universe suggest one speed, observations of local stars suggest another. Many scientists hoped this gap was simply the result of measurement errors; however, new high-precision observations from the James Webb Space Telescope have now confirmed the discrepancy is undeniably real. By analyzing more than 1,000 pulsating stars across galaxies millions of light-years away, the telescope has validated previous findings and ruled out the possibility of technical glitches. This confirmation puts modern cosmology at a crossroads. If the math is right but the numbers do not match, it suggests that our standard model of the cosmos is missing a vital ingredient. This could mean the existence of unknown subatomic particles, a new form of dark energy, or a fundamental misunderstanding of how gravity behaves on a universal scale. As we continue to push the boundaries of space exploration, these results prove that the universe still guards secrets that may eventually force us to rewrite the textbooks on how reality itself is structured. source: Riess, A. G., et al. JWST Observations Reject Unrecognized Crowding of Cepheid Photometry as an Explanation for the Hubble Tension at 8σ Confidence. The Astrophysical Journal Letters.

Humans are now widely considered the most feared species on the planet. Evidence suggests that many apex predators will retreat simply upon hearing human voices. As a result, researchers have described humans as a “super predator,” whose presence alone generates a powerful “landscape of fear” capable of reshaping ecosystems. A study published in Ecology Letters found that carnivores such as mountain lions and bobcats respond more strongly to human speech than to the sounds of other predators, fleeing at roughly twice the speed. This avoidance behaviour has far-reaching ecological consequences. When dominant predators vacate areas to avoid human contact, prey species and smaller mammals often increase in number, leading to cascading effects throughout the food web. Scientists suggest this behaviour has developed over long periods of evolutionary pressure. Predators that attempted to approach or hunt humans were frequently removed from populations, while those that were more wary had better survival and reproduction outcomes. Over time, this has reinforced an instinctive avoidance of humans in many species. Across diverse environments, from North America to African reserves, wildlife today often treats human presence as the highest perceived risk, exceeding that of other large carnivores. source: Suraci, J. P., Clinchy, M., Dill, L. M., Roberts, D., & Zanette, L. Y. Fear of humans as apex predators has landscape-scale impacts from herbivore to carnivore. Ecology Letters.

🚨🚨 Las agencias gubernamentales SE NEGARON a publicar datos de los chutes para COVID que exponían la VERDAD... "Presenté una solicitud de Libertad de Información al Departamento de Ciencia e Innovación y Tecnología en el Reino Unido"... "Les pedí todas las reuniones, todas las notas, correos electrónicos, comunicaciones con la OTAN en referencia a la política de desinformación alrededor de las vacunas COVID". "Y admitieron que, sí, tienen toda esa información. Pero no van a entregarla. Dijeron que amenazaría la seguridad nacional o que se usaría para propagar más desinformación y]se interpretaría mal". "Eso me recordó exactamente la misma excusa dada por la HSA del Reino Unido". "Científicos clave los llevaron a los tribunales para intentar obligarlos a publicar los datos que vinculaban las muertes excesivas con las vacunas contra el Covid". "Se negaron a entregar los datos. Se trata de datos anonimizados, así que no habría nombres de nadie"... "Se negaron a entregarlos. Dijeron que, de nuevo, alimentaría la desinformación y que los familiares de los fallecidos se enfadarían mucho. Esa fue su excusa"... Sonia Elijah.

🫁 He Had No Lungs, Yet He Was Still Alive Take a quiet moment,this story is unlike anything you’ve heard.A 33-year-old man was fading fast. His lungs were completely destroyed by infection, poisoning his body from the inside. Doctors at Northwestern Medicine realized there was only one option left… remove both lungs. It sounds impossible. But they did it. Suddenly, he had no lungs at all. For the next 48 hours, machines became his breath. A custom artificial support system silently oxygenated his blood, cleared carbon dioxide, and kept his organs alive while doctors waited watching every heartbeat, every number on the monitor hoping donor lungs would arrive in time. Every minute mattered. Every second felt fragile. Then, finally… hope. Donor lungs became available. Surgeons rushed him into surgery. Against all odds, the transplant worked. Today, he’s alive because medicine dared to step into the unknown. The case, shared in Nature, is already changing how doctors think about extreme lung failure. It shows that even when the body reaches its limit, science can sometimes build a bridge back to life. Not all miracles are loud.Some happen quietly..