Scientific research is a window into the profound knowledge of the universe. Through it, we uncover the laws governing existence, illuminating our understanding and spiritual connection with the truth underlying divine creation and the vast cosmos.
Blood type O Rh+ has been identified as the most affected in cases of extraterrestrial abduction according to two decades of research in Argentina. The affected individuals show genetic anomalies and physical marks in areas such as collarbones and tibias.
The Atacama Humanoid, a 15 cm skeleton found in La Noria, Chile, has sparked debates for years. Research led by Garry Nolan confirms its human origin with unique genetic mutations.
Currently, ADHD and child psychiatry are subjects of intense debate. The increase in prescribing medications to children raises concerns about overdiagnosis and the medicalization of natural behaviors.
Research on exoplanets has transformed our understanding of the universe. Missions like Kepler and TESS have identified thousands of planets in habitable zones, highlighting their potential to harbor life. Factors such as distance from their star and atmospheric composition are key to assessing habitability.
The Gospel of Judas, a Coptic text over 1,700 years old, surprises with its unique ink and its divergent perspective on Judas’s betrayal. Recent scientific studies compared the chemical composition of its pigments with Egyptian certificates from the same period, confirming its authenticity and underscoring the importance of interdisciplinary research.
Laminin, an essential protein for the cohesion of the body, exhibits a cruciform shape that has sparked reflections. While science confirms its structural role, some faith sectors highlight the symbol of the cross. This article examines the debate and offers a balanced perspective, showing how faith and science can coexist without conflict.
