US EditionGroundbreaking Research Shows Humans Possess a “Seventh Sense” - Science and Engineering South Science and Engineering South
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Groundbreaking Research Shows Humans Possess a “Seventh Sense” - Science and Engineering South Science and Engineering South
In an exciting new discovery, researchers at Queen Mary University of London and University College London (UCL) have demonstrated for the first time that humans share a remarkable ability with certain shorebirds, a form of remote touch, akin to a “seventh sense.” Detecting Objects in the Sand This collaborative effort explored how humans might detect buried objects in sand by sensing subtle mechanical cues transmitted through the medium, withou…
In England, researchers have shown a strange sensory capacity in the human being. Known as "touching at a distance", this seventh sense would allow to perceive hidden objects even before touching them... The article "touching at a distance", what is this "seventh sense" of which everyone is talking about?, written by Marc Odilon, appeared first on NeozOne.
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