Technology

A tiny piece of mouse brain reveals 84,000 neurons and 500 million connections, showcasing complexity that rivals our most advanced technology.

Discover top-rated gadgets that help reduce snoring, enhance sleep quality, and create a peaceful nighttime environment.

A new Israeli study shows that AI struggles with clinical judgment and decision-making

From smart cabinets to interactive surfaces and recipes appearing in surprising spots, these innovations are making kitchens more intelligent and convenient than ever. Ready to see what’s cooking?

Discover the invention of the digital camera, learn about satellites in orbit, and explore the world’s most populated city from a Jewish lens

Research finds even one hour of daily screen exposure may increase risk of myopia and long-term eye damage

Discover what nose-deafness means, who invented fiber optics, and where to find the world’s largest flower garden

Learn about the highest-flying bird, the meaning of a peninsula, and Israel’s amazing drip irrigation invention

Meet the box jellyfish and learn how the calculator went from gears to gadgets

Learn how waterfalls form, how the telephone was invented, and where the deepest lake on Earth is found

Discover how digital images work, where gunpowder began, and what makes the Airbus A380 so unique

Israeli researchers have developed an AI model that predicts blood sugar levels years in advance, potentially changing diabetes care forever.

Researchers warn that smartphones in bed may carry harmful bacteria, disrupt sleep, and increase infection risk- especially for those with weak immune systems.

Discover who invented sticky notes, how submarines see above water, and which bird soars the highest

Meet the man behind the computer mouse, learn what corals really are, and discover the world’s most crowded places

Learn how X-rays work, how the microwave was discovered, and where the biggest insect in the world lives

Despite scientific attempts to link belief to brain chemistry or genetics, faith continues to point beyond the material world, to something science itself cannot measure

Explore the Talmud’s 2,000-year-old insight revealing why rain, birth, and resurrection are divine mysteries that science, even in the modern age, can never fully master