“Hidden Breakthroughs: 69 Scientific Marvels That Shocked Experts but Were Ignored by the World”
The fact that long ago there were several different species of humans who lived at the same time.
Laurence R. Doyle’s discovery that dolphins, similar to humans, have a structured language with syntactical complexity.
30 years ago, Japan developed a replacement for Saran Wrap or shrink wrap that was actually more durable and biodegradable. It failed test markers in America because 1) it was made out of shrimp shells 2) it had a pink hue 3) false belief that shellfish allergies would cause people to become sick 4) the packaging had shrimp 🦐 yes with the heads.
We are on the cusp of Nuclear Fusion as an energy source, and it seems to just get swept under the rug.
I also found the discovery of exoplanets so fascinating bc we are still discovering them as we speak. I read that early philosophers were speculating exoplanets existed, and now we have confirmation with technology. I just find it so fascinating. It makes me think of all the things we speculate on now that future technology and humans will discover when we are far gone.
The doctors in London who proved cholera was bacteria in water- it wasn’t the result of odours or bad smells as it were. Just by mapping where the cases were in relation to which street water pumps. Populace angry with them as one of the wells had the ‘nicest’ water.
Removed the pump handles. Cases went down then disappeared.
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