science

Gemma spoke to the British Telegraph: "When I lifted her head from the water, I discovered she was turning blue. I immediately understood she had an epileptic fit." Quick CPR, as learned from a first aid course, helped save Lyn's life.

An American doctor and Harvard researcher unveils a groundbreaking study on healing chronic diseases by altering our gut bacteria.

Histories of global peoples trace back only about 4,000 years. Intriguingly, no cultures boast lineages predating Noah's Flood.

At the age of 42, Benjamin pondered life's true purpose within the stark landscape of Russian atheism. He knew he was Jewish and questioned why he wasn't allowed to visit his homeland, Israel. How did this conflict with Russia's ideals?

Facing a bitter coffee dilemma? Science suggests a sprinkle of salt might be your best bet, even better than sugar!

The ancient site of Gath, identified with Tell es-Safi, was destroyed by fire. But when exactly did this happen? Without inscriptions or historical records, how can we know? Recent scientific discoveries provide intriguing insights.

Throughout history, accounts of 'raining frogs' have intrigued many. Despite lacking a clear explanation, researchers ponder connections to Biblical events.

Few know, but behind the senior scientist who has signed international research projects lies a failing child who barely passed his matriculation exams. Dr. Johann Elbaz shares his personal story, his spiritual journey in recent years, and his significant concerns for the future: "COVID-19 could produce variants, we have not finished the story yet."

Today, 59 years ago on the 21st of Sivan, Israel's first nuclear reactor, known as 'Soreq Nuclear Research Center', began operations.

Dr. Ephraim Wasserfogel shares his journey from a childhood distanced from Judaism to his advanced education, career achievements, and eventual return to faith. Discover how he reconciles the "conflicts" between Torah and science.

Why does only the unique composition of blood enable life? Every minor movement begins with a desire - what is that desire, and whose is it? Do all Israelis have a share in the World to Come, and is there truth in the doctrines of Christianity and Islam?

In 2014, the scientific community was stirred by the discovery of two massive craters in Russia, each with a diameter of 60 meters and a depth of 200 meters. Three years on, these mysterious formations continue to expand, leaving scientists astounded.

How is the sterility of breast milk maintained? Who is the flying engineer? What is the role of the skeleton in our bodies, and what is the undeniable scientific proof of the Torah's truth from the heavens?

Where did scientists find Noah's Ark? And what can we learn from our bones, blood flow in our bodies, and the order of our world?

A family on a New Zealand beach stumbled upon a rare fish that appeared to walk on its fins. Although they tried to save it, the fish died before making it to their aquarium. Scientists confirmed it's an extraordinarily rare find.

The human brain is responsible for all our daily actions: movement, thoughts, feelings, and more. Here are five intriguing facts you might not know about your brain, including the mystery that much of its workings remain unsolved by scientists worldwide.

A unique material developed through nanotechnology remains clean and dry when in contact with water, mud, or oil. How does it work? Watch the fascinating video and discover more.

Dr. Wills from Scotland debunks an old theory with a new photograph.

A genetic study finds a common gene among Kohanim, spanning Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and other Jewish communities. 70-80% share this gene, unlike any other population.