South Africa's Makhonjwa Mountains are home to some of the oldest rocks on the planet. But apparently, not everything there is from Earth.

Scientists say they have found traces of extraterrestrial material buried in volcanic deposits from 3.3 billion years ago.

"This is the first time we've found concrete evidence of carbon in extraterrestrial rock," said Frances Westall, an astrobiologist at the CNRS Center dor Molecular Biophysics.

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For billions of years, Earth has been showered by meteorites that hit hard and rearranged the planet's surface. In a volcanic deposit called Josefsdal Chert which is part of the Makhonjwa mountains, Westall and his team found a rock layer 2 mm thick marked by two 'anomalous' signals.

Using Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) spectroscopy, the researchers found a 3.3 billion-year-old rock containing two types of insoluble organic material that suggest an extraterrestrial origin.

One of the EPR signals resembles something scientists have seen before in carbon chondrites - ancient samples of meteorites containing organic compounds.

Another anomaly signal reading showed nickel, chromium and iron nanoparticles. These materials are rarely found in terrestrial rock formations so that they are thought to come from a distant place.

"Ni-rich chrome spinels, also known as 'cosmic spinels', are formed during the entry of space objects into the Earth's atmosphere," said Didier Gourier, principal investigator and chemist at PSL Research University.

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In their hypothesis, the researchers suggest that micrometeorite hail may have mixed in the atmosphere with the volcanic ash cloud. And as that material slowly drifts to Earth's surface, an extraterrestrial carbon footprint is preserved alongside the newly formed cosmic spinels and stored for billions of years.

Of course this is still hypothetical. Even so, the discovery is the largest in the history of space organic science. Researchers only need to study it further.


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Astronomers Make Sure Oumuamua's Interstellar Object Is Not An Alien Ship

In October 2017, astronomers discovered a strange object in our Solar System. Its trajectory and speed indicate that it belongs to a different star system.

By researchers from the University of Hawaii's Institute for Astronomy, the mysterious object was given the name "Oumuamua", which means "reconnaissance" in Hawaiian.

Over the course of several weeks, it became apparent that there was another peculiarity of Oumuamua. This has led scientists to speculate that it contains clues about extraterrestrials.

However, after looking for some signs that show evidence of extraterrestrial life, they returned empty-handed.

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In a study published in Nature Astronomy, a research team from The International Space Science Institute, declaring that Oumuamua as an alien ship is a "fun idea". However, from what has been discovered to date, everything can be explained by natural phenomena.

They say, just because Oumuamua doesn't act like other objects in the Solar System, doesn't mean there are green-skinned aliens behind it.

“We assembled a strong team of experts in different areas to study Oumuamua. This cross-research produces the first comprehensive analysis and the best large summary of the object, "said Matthew Knight, one of the researchers from the University of Maryland who was involved in the study.

Among Oumuamua's many oddities, it looks like an elongated cigar that rotates around its longest shaft. It also travels faster in the Solar System. For a comet, Oumuamua is quite striking.

“We've never seen anything like Oumuamua in the solar system. It's still a mystery, "said Knight.

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This interstellar object is too faint to study at this point. So, our understanding of Oumuamua will only expand if we study it more.

“In the next ten years, we will probably see more objects like Oumuamua. The Large Sypnotic Survey Telescope (LSST) will go beyond our current research in terms of its ability to find interstellar visitors, "said Knight.

"We will see new objects every year. That's when we will find out if Oumuamua is really a strange object or just ordinary. If we find 10-20 similar objects, but Oumuamua still looks unusual, we have to re-examine the study, ”he concluded.


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Which are the best human senses? Following are the Researcher's Answers

One thing Twitter has shown us is the fact that people love questions that sound silly, but that come up with deep and interesting answers. For example, what would happen if the world suddenly turned blueberries, a question posed by a physicist. Or a debate about the color of a dress?

Scientists also face the same debate. They recently argued on Twitter to answer a seemingly trivial question: “Which are the best senses, and why?”. This debate has opened up some unexpected questions — like what really makes the senses important or not? And, are some of the senses more fundamentally important?

The answer to this question is polled. Although some may consider the winner clearly the sense of sight, the sense of touch which technically engages all the sensations of our body is the winner. But, is this conclusion correct if we look at the scientific evidence?
Losing your body

We need touch more than sight to be able to move. While this seems like a claim that needs to be tested, it has been proven by several cases.

Patients whose motor nervous system is damaged are people whose sense of touch is not functioning, they also lose the ability to perceive position and movement, an ability called (proprioception), and the ability to move limbs or so-called (kinesthesia). This may occur due to an infectious reaction due to an autoimmune disease affecting the motor nervous system, although in many cases the cause is unclear.

Although the patient's motor system is not directly affected, most sufferers are unable to perform even the simplest movements. That's because the brain needs to determine the starting position when the body wants to move, and this requires a sense of touch.

Despite this limitation, one patient, identified by the initials "IW", surprised the medical professional after being able to walk again. He does this by carefully planning which muscles to move in a detailed order before actually moving — then he looks up at his limbs for success. This strategy is highly cognitive, and very uncommon, for patients in wheelchairs.

Many food connoisseurs may think of the sense of taste as the most important sense. However, anyone who has ever tried to eat after dental anesthesia can guarantee the risks and difficulties of eating without the sense of touch — a difficulty cited by patients with the initials "GL" who have lost their motor nerves. Experience "GL" is written in one scientific paper.

Another component of the sense of touch is the vestibular system, or the system that keeps us in balance and helps keep us upright. If you have ever had car sickness, you will have a little understanding of what happens when this important system goes down. In short, your eyes will tell the brain to move, but your vestibular system says you are stilling. This causes conflict that can lead to vertigo, nausea, and loss of balance.

Although they are not taken into account by the other senses, the perception of pain and temperature is also part of the sense of touch. Born without feeling pain is rare (there were 45 cases found) and very dangerous. Some experts estimate that the existing data is less than the actual incident, because many sufferers do not live long, so they are not documented. This is because pain tells your body that something is bad with you, and you need to react quickly. Patients should check themselves many times a day, to prevent infection from unwitting wounds.

Touch is an important part of human life. Touch is the first sense to form in the fetus in the womb, and some believe that the integration of various sensations related to the body may shape our self-awareness.

Touch from other people can also reduce anxiety, influence our behavior, shape brain growth and reduce the pain response in the baby's brain. We even have a special set of nerves that differentiates "social" and "emotional" touch processes.
Sight versus touch

On the other hand, from a neuroscience perspective, it is easy to see why the sense of sight stands out from the other senses. The brain seems to focus on the sense of sight. The primary brain area for processing visual stimuli, also known as the visual cortex, uses the largest area of ​​the senses. In part because the sense of sight is resource intensive, it is the source of many forms of misperception.

Visual shrewdness means that when there is a conflict between the two senses, the sense of sight usually changes our final perception to match visual information. In the famous rubber hand illusion. We were stroking the prosthetic hand in the


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