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Norwegian Scientist Affected by 'Havana Syndrome' After Testing Directed Energy Weapon

A Norwegian scientist experiences symptoms of 'Havana Syndrome' after a secret experiment on a directed energy device, raising new questions about the impact of this technology on the human brain. U.S. intelligence is investigating the incident as part of confidential inquiries.

Inverted Planetary System Confounds Scientists: Astronomical Discovery Reassesses Formation Theories

about 18 hours ago⭐

Miscellaneous

Lubna Nissani

Inverted Planetary System Confounds Scientists: Astronomical Discovery Reassesses Formation Theories

Astronomers have revealed an unusual planetary system orbiting a red dwarf star, in a discovery that has intrigued the scientific community due to its arrangement differing from the known pattern in the solar system.

A Romantic Message in Black and White.. William and Kate Celebrate Valentine's Day with a Special Family Photo

The photo was taken inside Anmer Hall, the family's country residence in Sandringham, where the couple appeared smiling amidst green nature, with a brief caption that included a Valentine's Day greeting and a heart symbol.

Former Israeli Intelligence Official Reveals Secrets of Working Inside Mossad and the Role of 'Deception' in Executing Missions

about 19 hours ago⭐

World News

Lubna Nissani

Former Israeli Intelligence Official Reveals Secrets of Working Inside Mossad and the Role of 'Deception' in Executing Missions

Ben Barak explained during an interview with the Walla podcast that intelligence work requires exceptional abilities that allow personnel to adapt to different environments and execute complex missions away from traditional methods.

The Disappearance of a Giant Star May Change Scientists' Understanding of Black Holes

1 day ago⭐

Miscellaneous

Lubna Nissani

The Disappearance of a Giant Star May Change Scientists' Understanding of Black Holes

Massive stars that are more than 8 times the mass of the sun rapidly collapse their cores until they reach the density of an atomic nucleus, and usually explode in a supernova.

Warning Study: Noise Threatens Birds and Reduces Their Breeding Opportunities

The need to reduce environmental noise in natural and urban areas and to adopt policies for habitat protection.

Recent Study Debunks the Myth of One True Love and Defines the Frequency of Falling in Love

14% of participants had never experienced romantic love, while 28% reported falling in love once, 30% twice, 17% three times, and 11% indicated they had undergone this experience four times or more.

Renewed Activity Indicators in the Mexican Volcano "El Chichón" After Decades of Dormancy

5 days ago⭐

Miscellaneous

Lubna Nissani

Renewed Activity Indicators in the Mexican Volcano "El Chichón" After Decades of Dormancy

The Chichonal volcano, known as "El Chichón", has returned to scientific attention after recording unusual activity indicators following more than forty years of calm.

Severe Climate Variability Around the World.. January 2026 Records Record Cold in Europe and Climate Disasters in the South

The average temperature in Europe was about -2.34 degrees Celsius, affected by a wavering polar jet stream that pushed extremely cold air masses toward the continent.

Does Carrot Really Enhance Vision? Experts Reveal the Scientific Truth

Carrots contribute to eye health, but they do not exceptionally improve night vision as some believe.

Does Pink Noise Harm the Brain? A Recent Study Answers

A scientific warning raises concerns after revealing that sounds many use for relaxation and sleep may not be as safe as believed, potentially subtly affecting brain comfort and sleep quality, with greater concerns regarding children and their brain development.

Dry Eye in the Age of Digital Screens: A Saudi Study Reveals the Facts

Digital screens are increasingly affecting the eyes of Saudis, becoming a growing health issue. Women and youth are the most vulnerable; do you know how your devices affect your eyes?

Nuclear Talks in Muscat Put Iran in Complex Choices Between Diplomacy and Military Escalation

The United States seeks an agreement that goes beyond the nuclear file to include Iran's missile program and Tehran's support for armed groups in the region.

American Leaks: Mysterious Objects Flying in the Middle East Sky Cause Panic

America reveals new leaks about mysterious objects flying in the Middle East sky, moving at unnatural speeds and resisting any attempts to target them, amid widespread debate about their mysterious nature.

Germany Between Supporting Ukraine and Concerns Over War Expansion: Results of a New Opinion Poll

A recent opinion poll in Germany shows that the majority of Germans support increasing aid to Ukraine, but a third oppose continued support. Additionally, more than half of the participants express concern over the war expanding to NATO countries.

New Seismic Warnings Spark Controversy.. Dutch Scientist Predicts Dangerous Activity in February and Experts Reject

Hoogerbeets' predictions have garnered wide attention on social media, especially after he previously linked astronomical phenomena to earthquakes in various parts of the world.

The Economist Warns of Dollar Fluctuations: New Cover Depicts It as a Snake

Despite the weakness of the dollar, US markets have shown strong performance; the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by more than 10%.

LastPass Breach Shakes Millions of Users: Are Password Management Tools Safe?

The LastPass breach revealed that even popular password management tools may not be entirely safe, raising questions about the trust that can be placed in digital life.

International Report Sounds Alarm: European Chemical Industry on the Brink of Collapse

The decline of the European chemical industry is closely linked to the loss of cheap energy sources, particularly Russian gas.

Trump Attacks "New York Times": Its Closure Would Be Excellent News for America

Trump accused the newspaper of focusing solely on providing negative coverage of him during the last presidential election.

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