Modern science is developing rapidly and moving forward at a rapid pace. Although many significant discoveries have been made in recent years, phenomena remain that cannot be explained even by outstanding scientists.
We present to your attention the top 5 phenomena, prepared by Anews, which still have not received a scientific explanation.
Deja vu
Déjà vu is a feeling when one gets the impression that a given event was already in the past. Translated from French, this word also means "already seen". This is a sensation that is very common in many, but no one knows what it comes from and what it is connected with. Despite many theories and assumptions, there is no single explanation as to what caused this phenomenon, although the process is associated with a change in the coordination of time by the brain and the repetition of situations that arose in dreams. One of the main problems in learning déjà vu is the fact that it is impossible to artificially evoke it.
Intuition
Intuition is very useful in a person's life, because the "sixth sense" often allows you to avoid trouble. According to scientists, this phenomenon is typical for every person, but for some it is more pronounced. Whether this is a skill or an innate way of self-defense is probably not known to specialists.
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Visions arising from clinical death
Many, after they came to their senses after clinical death, describe the same visions: light at the end of the tunnel, meeting with deceased relatives, the feeling of flight, and the like. Such phenomena even have a special term - "near-death experiences". But the whole paradox of this situation is that the brain, in fact, stops its activity after a short time after cardiac arrest. This implies that a person, being in a state of clinical death, cannot feel, see or experience anything. There are various hypotheses and theories regarding this phenomenon, but science still cannot explain why some patients end up recalling in detail what happened in the place where they were resuscitated.
Placebo effect
Another inexplicable phenomenon, before which science is powerless. Until that time, it is not clear how the belief in the effectiveness of the "empty pill" forces the body to heal from ailments. Many admit that, in fact, a person overcomes the disease with the power of thought alone, which indicates the versatility of our capabilities.
Taos rumble
In the American city of Taos, residents regularly hear strange low-frequency noise from the desert, the origin of which is still unknown. It resembles the movement of heavy equipment along a highway, but at the same time, there are no major roads directly in the area of the settlement. There are times when noise leads to all sorts of mental disorders and suicide among those who are faced with it. Scientists have not yet identified the source of the noise, and locals see it as an ominous omen.