Millions of Gmail, Microsoft, and Yahoo email accounts are being shared online by Russian hacker calling himself “The Collector”, says Hold Security which claims to have found the breach when some of its researchers found the hacker on an online forum. These accounts are allegedly stolen from Mail.ru users, which is a common email service
A new study supports the old theory that the human social circle is divided into layers, each with different numbers and categories of people. Their paper is available online here. Researchers from University of Oxford, UK, and the Aalto University School of Science, Finland, put their brains together to understand human behaviour pertaining to their
Scientists from a US-based biotech firm plan to trigger the nervous system of brain-dead patients to ‘revive’ their brains. And, guess what, they have been granted ethical permission to do so. Company Bioquark wants to stimulate the dead back to life, or something along these lines. The project called ReAnima will be made possible thanks
Recently, we heard of contact lenses that would allow the ‘wearer’ to take pictures with the blink of an eye. Sony inventors have now gone a step further with smart contact lenses that will record and play back videos. The brains behind this innovation are from Japan. They have applied for a patent for the smart
Rain, the means of life on earth, can also fuel chaos – this is an undeniable fact humans have come to accept. A new study shows that the bitter aspect of rain is even more threatening than we would allow ourselves to think: water sent down from above can also promote intense earthquakes. The paper
People who are naturally lean have the lowest mortality risk while those bearing a heavy body shape since childhood have the highest rate, according to a study published in The BMJ. Being lean is often associated with better health as opposed to being overweight. But, what about body shape? The researchers of the new study
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