According to recent data, scientists have found that the movement of sea water in a tsunami generates a magnetic field that moves before changes in sea level, which may help us predict and prepare for it, and thus can act as an early warning system.
• Scientists have discovered a new part of the body. The newly discovered structure is located inside the main muscle of mastication. And what scientists have recently discovered is a previously undescribed part of the body: a deep layer of masticatory muscles, which raise the lower jaw and are essential to the chewing process.
• In a recent study, scientists tracked how dogs view moving, rolling balls that do not always follow the basic laws of contact physics – researchers have observed that dogs such as infants and chimpanzees behave in a perceptual way that suggests that their eyes are deceiving them and that what they see does not correspond to previous expectations and the usual environment or even The simple laws of gravity.. According to the study, dogs stare for longer periods and their pupils dilate if the virtual balls start rolling on their own instead of deliberately moving them by hitting another ball, meaning they have an implicit understanding of logic.
In this episode we also talk about super-rigid materials that become two-dimensional. Ultra-hard materials are exotic materials whose particles can simultaneously combine the ability to form crystals and the ability to flow smoothly. Indeed, scientists were able to produce the first two-dimensional super-solid material, using extremely cold gases from highly magnetic atoms.
Dogs detect a violation of the laws of gravity, tsunami magnet fields and a new part of the body
