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Published on
March 20, 2025
Are We Living Inside a Black Hole? New Insights from NASA Data
This blog post explores exciting revelations from the JWST and the concept of black holes, suggesting we might exist within one. It discusses galaxy structure, rotation anomalies, and implications for cosmology.
Published on
March 9, 2025
Why You Should Skip the Second Cheapest Wine on the Menu: The Psychology of the Middle Ground
Exploring the psychology behind why consumers often choose the second cheapest wine on a menu and the implications of this phenomenon known as the middle ground.
Published on
January 19, 2025
An Unexpected Effect of COVID: How Pandemic Measures Made Us More Attractive
Explore how face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped perceptions of attractiveness, revealing insights into how masking facial features affects social judgments.
Published on
January 6, 2025
Why We See Faces Everywhere: The Science of Pareidolia
Discover why our brains see familiar patterns, like faces and objects, in random stimuli—from clouds and cinnamon rolls to celestial landscapes and everyday items.
Published on
January 5, 2025
Earth Is Speeding Up: How Negative Leap Seconds Could Disrupt Technology
Explore the concept of negative leap seconds, why they might be needed, and how they could impact our world. Learn about the Earth's rotation, timekeeping systems, and the potential future of leap seconds.