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La biologia quantistica ed elettromagnetica rivela come la natura sfrutti le leggi della fisica atomica e subatomica per funzioni vitali complesse. Uccelli e insetti utilizzano il criptocromo e l'entanglement quantistico per "vedere" il campo magnetico terrestre, e ci sono specie che si affidano all'induzione elettromagnetica (squali) o a microscopiche bussole di magnetite (tartarughe). Estendendosi alla coerenza nella fotosintesi e all'effetto tunnel nel DNA, questa disciplina dimostra che l'evoluzione ha sviluppato un hardware biologico straordinariamente sintonizzato sulle forze "invisibili" dell'universo.
In one of his popular science publications, the 1965 Nobel Prize winner in Physics, Richard Feynman, addresses a seemingly trivial question: where does the mass of trees come from?
Analysis of the evolution of interspecies communication, from John Lilly's studies on brain stimulation and vocal imitation to modern discoveries on syntax, signature whistles, and self-recognition in dolphins and primates. Evidence suggests superior cognitive abilities and complex animal inner lives.
A fascinating and scientifically accurate exploration of plant neurobiology, revealing how plants sense, communicate, and respond to their environment through electrical, chemical, mechanical signals, and fungal networks.
We explore the incredible story of Mirin Dajo, a Dutch performer known for his astonishing ability to have his body pierced without apparent harm, baffling doctors and scientists.