Author - Jorge Paka

The US Surgeon General Warns That No Amount of Alcohol Is Safe to Consume

Credit: PixabayThe US Surgeon General has issued an advisory stating that no level of alcohol consumption is considered safe.A report based on a comprehensive review of scientific studies links alcohol to an increased risk of various cancers, with breast cancer in women being most affected, followed by cancers of the digestive system.The review reveals...

This Chinese Electric Hatchback Aims to Compete with the Mini Cooper

Firefly BEV is supposed to take on super compacts like MINI Cooper and Mercedes-Benz SmartFireflyA Chinese automaker is once again setting new standards for innovation. This time, it's the Shanghai-based electric vehicle company Nio, renowned for its battery swap and autonomous technology, that’s grabbing attention.Nio has introduced its new Firefly brand, unveiling its flagship...

Wait a Minute – this 12-Function Multitool Does More Than Just Serve as a Smartphone Stand

The TriPro Stand does indeed hold up smartphones, but its functions don't stop thereAlloyXSmartphone stands are useful, but why carry around a tool that's only good for holding your phone? The TriPro Stand offers much more, incorporating features like a blade, bit drivers, a knife sharpener, and more.As you may have already assumed, the...

Scientists Have Verified the Existence of a Third Type of Magnetism

GarryKillian//Getty ImagesScientists have recently developed and captured images of a new magnetic substance called altermagnetic material. Unlike some discoveries that take decades to materialize after being theorized, altermagnetism has quickly gained attention in the scientific community. In a new paper published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature, researchers demonstrate their ability to precisely tune these...

Fruits and Vegetables May Have an Unexpected Impact on Depression Risk

Credit: DepositphotosIncreasing your intake of fruits and vegetables may lower your long-term risk of depression, according to a comprehensive twin study involving participants from the US, Australia, Denmark, and Sweden.Twin studies are valuable for researchers because of the genetic similarity between twins. This makes it easier to attribute health differences, such as depression symptoms,...

Study Reveals Potential Self-Healing Abilities in Damaged Hearts

Credit: PixabayA new study reveals that the right therapy can significantly enhance the heart's self-repair abilities after heart failure, potentially granting it regenerative powers that surpass those of a healthy heart.According to an international team of researchers, this discovery could pave the way for treatments that enhance recovery in damaged hearts, though the exact...

Excessive Sitting Poses Risks to Health Despite Regular Exercise, Study Finds

Credit: DepositphotosIt’s well known that excessive sitting is harmful, but a new study highlights a critical detail: spending over 10.5 hours a day sitting or lying down may increase the risk of severe heart problems, even with regular exercise.This study adds nuance to our understanding of the balance between the risks of a sedentary...

Mayan Secrets Revealed: The ‘Astronaut’ and Signs of Alien Contact 1,300 Years Ago

Over 1,300 years ago, in the heart of the ancient Mayan city of Palenque, a remarkable artifact was crafted that still puzzles archaeologists and scholars: the sarcophagus lid of Pakal the Great. This intricately carved masterpiece has fueled countless theories and debates, particularly for its depiction of what some refer to as the "Mayan...

Ancient Ship Found in Ecuador Jungle After 10,000 Years: Evidence of Lost Technology?

A groundbreaking discovery in the Ecuadorian Amazon could reshape our understanding of human history. Archaeologists have unearthed a massive structure buried beneath sediment and vegetation—a giant ship of mysterious origin that has remained concealed for over 10,000 years.The discovery occurred in the remote and hard-to-reach Pastaza province, where a team led by Dr. Isabel...

A Tea Bag May Release Billions of Microplastics

Credit: DepositphotosFrequent ScienceAlert readers are likely aware of how widespread microplastics are—found in human tissue, ancient rocks, and bottled water—but they may be surprised by the sheer number of these tiny particles hiding in a single tea bag.However, researchers from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) in Spain have discovered that a single tea...