But what happens to the human body while living underwater for an extended period is totally different. In 2023, 55-year-old Joseph Dituri, ...

Kononenko is basically donating his living body to science, because living without gravity really messes up your systems. “There's a lot of things that we're still learning about humans in space.

Our bodies emit a stream of low-energy photons, ... All living things, including humans, constantly emit a ghostly glow – and it appears to vanish almost as soon as we die.

Researchers from the University of Calgary in Canada have found that living things produce a faint ghostly glow. And their new study proves that this light is snuffed out the moment we die.

Every Human Body Gives Off an Invisible Glow. ... humans (along with all other living things) truly do emit a glow largely caused by an organism’s metabolic and cellular processes. This glow, ...

Aging is one of the few things every living thing has in common. Humans, in particular, are living longer today than they did in the past.Much of this is due to societal advances such as vaccines ...

But we’ve learned quite a lot of fascinating things about the human body this year, too, in relation to topics ranging from eye and uterus transplants to vitamin D levels and aging.