<p>A Chinese man suffered a heart attack and succumbed to it 13 days after going through a major dental procedure in which the doctors extracted his 23 teeth and inserted 12 implants in a single day.</p>

<p>The case garnered attention after the man’s daughter wrote an online post on September 2 narrating the entire incident.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In her post, the daughter said that her father underwent a gruelling dental procedure at Yongkang Deway Dental Hospital on August 14.</p>

<p>As per the signed consent form, the surgeon used the “immediate restoration” method, in which he extracted his 23 teeth and placed 12 implants in one procedure.</p>

<p>The surgeon has five years of experience as a dentist and specialises in root canal treatment, impacted wisdom tooth extraction, and complete dentures. After getting the dental treatment, the man remained in pain for the entire time.</p>

<p>On August 28, the man died after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest.</p>

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<p>“I never thought my dad would pass so quickly. He did not even get the chance to drive the new car we bought him,” said the doctor.</p>

<h2><strong>How officials and netizens are reacting to the incident</strong></h2>

<p>The incident has left the entire country shocked, as the Yongkang Municipal Health Bureau's official said, “Since there was a 13-day gap between the tooth extractions and his death, we are still investigating the cause.”</p>

<p>Meanwhile, a staff member of the clinic, while speaking to The New York Post, said, “We will not be responding to this matter now as it has been handed over to our lawyer. If there are any updates, we will issue a statement; however, the investigation is ongoing.”</p>

<p>Speaking to Jimu News, the director of the Dental Medicine Centre at the Hospital of Universal Love in Wuhan, Xiang Guolin, said that the maximum number of teeth extracted is generally 10.</p>

<p>“Extracting 23 teeth is quite a lot. It requires a clinic and dentist with sufficient qualifications and experience. It’s also essential to consider the patient’s physical capacity to handle such an extensive procedure,” he added.</p>

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<p>The netizens were also shocked by the news.</p>

<p>“Removing 23 teeth in one day? How could they even consider doing that? I once asked to have two wisdom teeth taken out at the same time and the dentist refused,” one person commented.</p>

<p>“I’m a dentist, and I never extract more than three teeth at one time unless they’re very loose. The doctor must have lost his mind. It sounds more like a human experiment than a dental procedure," wrote another user.&nbsp;</p>

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A Chinese man suffered a heart attack and succumbed to it 13 days after going through a major dental procedure in which the doctors extracted his 23 teeth and inserted 12 implants in a single day.

A Chinese man suffered a heart attack and succumbed to it 13 days after going through a major dental procedure in which the doctors extracted his 23 teeth and inserted 12 implants in a single day. The case garnered attention after the man’s daughter wrote an online post on September 2 narrating the entire incident. In her post, the daughter said that her father underwent a gruelling dental procedure at Yongkang Deway Dental Hospital on August 14. As per the signed consent form, the surgeon used the “immediate restoration” method, in which he extracted his 23 teeth and placed 12 implants in one procedure. The surgeon has five years of experience as a dentist and specialises in root canal treatment, impacted wisdom tooth extraction, and complete dentures. After getting the dental treatment, the man remained in pain for the entire time. On August 28, the man died after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest. Also Read: China: Man dies of organ failure after working for 104 days, company ordered to pay compensation “I never thought my dad would pass so quickly. He did not even get the chance to drive the new car we bought him,” said the doctor. How officials and netizens are reacting to the incident The incident has left the entire country shocked, as the Yongkang Municipal Health Bureau's official said, “Since there was a 13-day gap between the tooth extractions and his death, we are still investigating the cause.” Meanwhile, a staff member of the clinic, while speaking to The New York Post, said, “We will not be responding to this matter now as it has been handed over to our lawyer. If there are any updates, we will issue a statement; however, the investigation is ongoing.” Speaking to Jimu News, the director of the Dental Medicine Centre at the Hospital of Universal Love in Wuhan, Xiang Guolin, said that the maximum number of teeth extracted is generally 10. “Extracting 23 teeth is quite a lot. It requires a clinic and dentist with sufficient qualifications and experience. It’s also essential to consider the patient’s physical capacity to handle such an extensive procedure,” he added. Watch: China warns against entrapment by foreign spies The netizens were also shocked by the news. “Removing 23 teeth in one day? How could they even consider doing that? I once asked to have two wisdom teeth taken out at the same time and the dentist refused,” one person commented. “I’m a dentist, and I never extract more than three teeth at one time unless they’re very loose. The doctor must have lost his mind. It sounds more like a human experiment than a dental procedure," wrote another user. (With inputs from agencies)

Chinese man gets 23 teeth extracted and 12 implants fixed in a day, dies of heart attack

<p>A bizarre campaign has been launched by Australia's Queensland&nbsp;health department addressing a very embarrassing issue people face at work which is the need to poop in between official hours.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The department has launched the campaign on different social media platforms and has been praised for addressing such an issue.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The department has also shared a video on Instagram which says “It’s okay to poo at work” and has images of dolphins, rainbows and unicorns with Neick Sanders’s song “Symphony” playing in the background.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On Facebook, they adopted a simpler approach and wrote a post which read, “Pooing at work. Discuss.”</p>

<p>In their posts, the department cautioned people that “ignoring your need to poop” can lead to “serious issues”.</p>

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<p>“Lots of people find it difficult to poo in public toilets. But we’re here to tell you it’s definitely okay to go number 2 at work!” the caption read.</p>

<p>“Consistently ignoring your need to poo can lead to stool getting stuck in your colon, haemorrhoids and other serious issues. So, it’s better to let it out than hold it in," it said.</p>

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<p>“If you find it extremely difficult to poo around other people, you might have parcopresis. Sometimes called ‘poo paranoia’, people with this condition have an overwhelming fear of being judged by others because of the sounds or smells associated with pooing. As a result, they may experience symptoms like increased heart rate, sweating or nausea," it added.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Department gives tips for 'stress-free public toilet poo', netizens react</strong></h2>

<p>The health department also shared some&nbsp;tips for people to have a “stress-free public toilet poo”.</p>

<p>They asked people to remember that everyone poops and try to “visualise someone famous on the toilet (like Taylor Swift)”.</p>

<p>They also suggested the use of a small fragrance spray in the toilet and avoiding consuming foods that “might trigger your bowels”.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Reacting to the post, a Facebook user said, “All workplaces should have a radio at a good volume in bathrooms”.</p>

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<p>“Do it on company time and get paid to poop,” wrote one Instagram user. “In the words of the great&nbsp;Whitney Houston, it’s not right but it’s okay,” commented another.</p>

<p>However, some users were puzzled about what should be done with the knowledge that everyone poops.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“I don’t know who the dedicated Instagram person is for QLD health but, my god, you are doing a great job and you need a pay rise,” wrote one Instagram user.</p>

<p>“Did the government just put an image of Taylor Swift pooping in my brain?” said another.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A bizarre campaign has been launched by Australia's Queensland health department addressing a very embarrassing issue people face at work which is the need to poop in between official hours.

A bizarre campaign has been launched by Australia's Queensland health department addressing a very embarrassing issue people face at work which is the need to poop in between official hours. The department has launched the campaign on different social media platforms and has been praised for addressing such an issue. The department has also shared a video on Instagram which says “It’s okay to poo at work” and has images of dolphins, rainbows and unicorns with Neick Sanders’s song “Symphony” playing in the background. On Facebook, they adopted a simpler approach and wrote a post which read, “Pooing at work. Discuss.” In their posts, the department cautioned people that “ignoring your need to poop” can lead to “serious issues”. Also Read: This bizarre toilet seat decorated with retro phones goes on sale for whopping $1,260 “Lots of people find it difficult to poo in public toilets. But we’re here to tell you it’s definitely okay to go number 2 at work!” the caption read. “Consistently ignoring your need to poo can lead to stool getting stuck in your colon, haemorrhoids and other serious issues. So, it’s better to let it out than hold it in," it said. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Queensland Health (@qldhealth) × “If you find it extremely difficult to poo around other people, you might have parcopresis. Sometimes called ‘poo paranoia’, people with this condition have an overwhelming fear of being judged by others because of the sounds or smells associated with pooing. As a result, they may experience symptoms like increased heart rate, sweating or nausea," it added. Department gives tips for 'stress-free public toilet poo', netizens react The health department also shared some tips for people to have a “stress-free public toilet poo”. They asked people to remember that everyone poops and try to “visualise someone famous on the toilet (like Taylor Swift)”. They also suggested the use of a small fragrance spray in the toilet and avoiding consuming foods that “might trigger your bowels”. Reacting to the post, a Facebook user said, “All workplaces should have a radio at a good volume in bathrooms”. Also Read: Bizarre question on 'God, Satan, Christianity' in US school assignment leaves parents furious “Do it on company time and get paid to poop,” wrote one Instagram user. “In the words of the great Whitney Houston, it’s not right but it’s okay,” commented another. However, some users were puzzled about what should be done with the knowledge that everyone poops. “I don’t know who the dedicated Instagram person is for QLD health but, my god, you are doing a great job and you need a pay rise,” wrote one Instagram user. “Did the government just put an image of Taylor Swift pooping in my brain?” said another. (With inputs from agencies)

Australia's bizarre campaign promotes 'pooing at work', asks people to imagine Taylor Swift 'do it'

<p>Scientists recently stumbled upon dinosaur tracks along the southern coast of Australia.</p>

<p>These footprints appeared to date back to the Early Cretaceous when the continent was attached to Antarctica and hinted that the large and carnivorous theropod&nbsp;dinosaurs lived in the polar region.&nbsp;</p>

<p>These carnivorous dinosaurs were found to be living near river floodplains in the summer.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The analysis of the dinosaur tracks which were discovered in the Wonthaggi Formation, south of Melbourne, was recently published by the experts.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The tracks, which appeared to date back to 120 and 128 million years ago, included 18 such footprints which were of theropods.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The study's lead author and professor at&nbsp;Emory University’s Department of Environmental Sciences Anthony Martin said, “These numerous tracks are the best evidence yet that these former polar environments supported large carnivores. The large theropods would likely have fed on prey such as smaller dinosaurs, fish, and turtles.”</p>

<h2><strong>What are theropod dinosaurs?</strong></h2>

<p>Theropod dinosaurs are a type of bipedal dinosaur which have three clawed toes. They are part of the same evolutionary group which has species like Allosaurus, Tyrannosaurus rex, and Velociraptor.</p>

<p>In this discovery, the scientists found the largest theropod track 18.5 inches in length.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>“The hip height of that theropod would have been about the same as the full height of a tall, modern-day human – or a bit more than six feet tall,” said Martin.</p>

<p>“Our find of so many theropod tracks, however, confirms that a variety of dinosaurs actually lived and walked on the ground where their bones were found,” emphasised Martin. “Dinosaur tracks are actually much more common at the site than we previously realised," he added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to the scientists, the newly-found tracks were likely formed when the dinosaurs roamed on mud or wet sand in the floodplain.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Scientists recently stumbled upon dinosaur tracks along the southern coast of Australia. These footprints appeared to date back to the Early Cretaceous when the continent was attached to Antarctica and hinted that the large and carnivorous theropod dinosaurs lived in the polar region.

Scientists recently stumbled upon dinosaur tracks along the southern coast of Australia. These footprints appeared to date back to the Early Cretaceous when the continent was attached to Antarctica and hinted that the large and carnivorous theropod dinosaurs lived in the polar region. These carnivorous dinosaurs were found to be living near river floodplains in the summer. Also Read: Bird genes 'store' memories of dinosaur extinction: Here is how The analysis of the dinosaur tracks which were discovered in the Wonthaggi Formation, south of Melbourne, was recently published by the experts. The tracks, which appeared to date back to 120 and 128 million years ago, included 18 such footprints which were of theropods. The study's lead author and professor at Emory University’s Department of Environmental Sciences Anthony Martin said, “These numerous tracks are the best evidence yet that these former polar environments supported large carnivores. The large theropods would likely have fed on prey such as smaller dinosaurs, fish, and turtles.” What are theropod dinosaurs? Theropod dinosaurs are a type of bipedal dinosaur which have three clawed toes. They are part of the same evolutionary group which has species like Allosaurus, Tyrannosaurus rex, and Velociraptor. In this discovery, the scientists found the largest theropod track 18.5 inches in length. Also Read: 26,000-year-old human, animal footprints unearthed in Spain. It once was a settlement of... “The hip height of that theropod would have been about the same as the full height of a tall, modern-day human – or a bit more than six feet tall,” said Martin. “Our find of so many theropod tracks, however, confirms that a variety of dinosaurs actually lived and walked on the ground where their bones were found,” emphasised Martin. “Dinosaur tracks are actually much more common at the site than we previously realised," he added. According to the scientists, the newly-found tracks were likely formed when the dinosaurs roamed on mud or wet sand in the floodplain. (With inputs from agencies)

A huge, carnivorous dinosaurs roamed on Earth's polar regions. Here's how the wild beast thrived

<p>Four identical spacecraft were launched into space around a quarter century ago and recently made a comeback. The European Space Agency sent a plane to capture the reentry of the four Cluster mission satellites into the atmosphere of Earth on September 8.</p>

<p>"The first recorded observation of a satellite reentry from a high-speed orbit, taken from a plane in bright daylight!" stated the agency.</p>

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<p>The idea was to record the way in which such a spacecraft breaks up the atmosphere of Earth after facing intense friction and heat.</p>

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<p>"Throughout history, so far about 10,000 intact satellites and rocket bodies have reentered the atmosphere," stated the&nbsp;agency.</p>

<p>"Yet we still lack a clear view on what actually happens during a reentry," it added.</p>

<h2><strong>Here's how the reentry of spacecraft in atmosphere of Earth looked like</strong></h2>

<p>The craft named "Salsa" upon reentry appeared like a bright dot above the sea surface and its reentry was intentionally carried out above the remote South Pacific Ocean - which is a region where the chances of creating damage were less.</p>

<p>Four identical spacecraft were deployed by the Cluster mission, undertaken by&nbsp;NASA&nbsp;and ESA, to investigate how our planet's magnetosphere interacts with the constant stream of particles released from the&nbsp;sun known as the solar wind.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"It even discovered the origin of 'killer electrons,' energetic particles in the outer belt of radiation surrounding Earth, that can cause havoc for satellites," stated ESA.</p>

<p>Before the satellites turned into derelict objects in the orbit of the Earth, ESA made manoeuvres to ensure that the spacecraft came down in a "targeted area."&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;SpaceX launches 'all civilian' Polaris mission: A new frontier in private space exploration</strong></p>

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<p>"Without intervention, the four Cluster satellites would have reentered Earth’s atmosphere naturally – but with less control over when or where this would happen," stated the agency. "Low-Earth orbit (LEO) is an orbital space junkyard," explained NASA.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"There are&nbsp;millions of pieces of space junk&nbsp;flying in LEO. Most orbital debris comprises human-generated objects, such as pieces of spacecraft, tiny flecks of paint from a spacecraft, parts of rockets, satellites that are no longer working, or explosions of objects in orbit flying around in space at high speeds," it added.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Four identical spacecraft were launched into space around a quarter century ago and recently made a comeback. The European Space Agency sent a plane to capture the reentry of the four Cluster mission satellites into the atmosphere of Earth on September 8.

Four identical spacecraft were launched into space around a quarter century ago and recently made a comeback. The European Space Agency sent a plane to capture the reentry of the four Cluster mission satellites into the atmosphere of Earth on September 8. "The first recorded observation of a satellite reentry from a high-speed orbit, taken from a plane in bright daylight!" stated the agency. Also Read: A 'spooky smiley face' appears on Mars. Scientists say it's hiding life forms... The idea was to record the way in which such a spacecraft breaks up the atmosphere of Earth after facing intense friction and heat. Last night, the first satellite in our Cluster quartet safely came back down to Earth in a world-first ‘targeted reentry’. The spacecraft, known as ‘Salsa’, reentered Earth’s atmosphere at 19:27 BST/20:47 CEST over a remote area of the South Pacific Ocean. Not only has Cluster… pic.twitter.com/joLYtNpFnr — European Space Agency (@esa) September 9, 2024 × "Throughout history, so far about 10,000 intact satellites and rocket bodies have reentered the atmosphere," stated the agency. "Yet we still lack a clear view on what actually happens during a reentry," it added. Here's how the reentry of spacecraft in atmosphere of Earth looked like The craft named "Salsa" upon reentry appeared like a bright dot above the sea surface and its reentry was intentionally carried out above the remote South Pacific Ocean - which is a region where the chances of creating damage were less. Four identical spacecraft were deployed by the Cluster mission, undertaken by NASA and ESA, to investigate how our planet's magnetosphere interacts with the constant stream of particles released from the sun known as the solar wind. "It even discovered the origin of 'killer electrons,' energetic particles in the outer belt of radiation surrounding Earth, that can cause havoc for satellites," stated ESA. Before the satellites turned into derelict objects in the orbit of the Earth, ESA made manoeuvres to ensure that the spacecraft came down in a "targeted area." Watch: SpaceX launches 'all civilian' Polaris mission: A new frontier in private space exploration "Without intervention, the four Cluster satellites would have reentered Earth’s atmosphere naturally – but with less control over when or where this would happen," stated the agency. "Low-Earth orbit (LEO) is an orbital space junkyard," explained NASA. "There are millions of pieces of space junk flying in LEO. Most orbital debris comprises human-generated objects, such as pieces of spacecraft, tiny flecks of paint from a spacecraft, parts of rockets, satellites that are no longer working, or explosions of objects in orbit flying around in space at high speeds," it added. (With inputs from agencies)

ESA's plane captures a rare glimpse of spacecraft's homecoming as it reenters Earth's atmosphere

<p>In a new survey, Switzerland has been crowned as the world's best country for the third year in a row.&nbsp;</p>

<p>U.S. News &amp; World's report in its ‘Best Countries Ranking 2024’ has ranked 15 European countries in the top 25 spots, east and Southeast&nbsp;Asia in four spots, the Middle East in two spots and North America and Oceania in another two spots.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The rankings were done after taking the views of more than 17,000 people across the world who ranked the countries on categories like power, openness for business, cultural influence, adventure, agility, heritage, entrepreneurship and quality of life.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Switzerland stood at the top of the ranking. It has been clinching the first rank since 2017.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The report stated that it was "bolstered by notable performances in three of the heaviest-weighted subrankings: quality of life, entrepreneurship and social purpose."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Climbing up four spots, Japan took the number two spot in the rankings in the entrepreneurship and movers categories.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The United States was ranked in third place, two spots ahead of its previous ranking.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>In the category of power and agility, it was ranked number one, number two in entrepreneurship and number three in cultural influence.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The other top 10 countries were Canada, Australia, Sweden, Germany, the UK, New Zealand and Denmark.&nbsp;</p>

<p>From 11th to 25th position were ranked Norway, France, the Netherlands, Singapore, Italy, China, the UAE, South Korea, Spain, Finland, Austria, Iceland Belgium, Ireland and Qatar.&nbsp;</p>

<p>At the bottom of the ranking were countries from Africa, the Middle East, Eastern Europe and South America.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>What was the rank of India?</strong></h2>

<p>In this year's ranking, India grabbed the 33rd position, as it dropped three spots from its place on the list in 2023.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>What about the warring countries?</strong></h2>

<p>Ukraine, which has been engaged in a brutal war with Russia for 30 months, was ranked the lowest in the world, at Number 80.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Israel and Hamas war pushed Tel Aviv down 10 places in comparison to last year's ranking.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Upscale travel soars among Americans&nbsp;</strong></p>

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<p>Speaking to U.S. News &amp; World, CEO and president of Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Clionadh Raleigh said, "Israel's standing on the world stage will be drastically affected by this conflict, but I hesitate to say it will be entirely negative."</p>

<p>"The reason being is that other rising powers and regional power-brokers are far less critical about how Israel has gone about this conflict and (I think) will seek to resuscitate their new, stronger relationship as soon as time allows," he added.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


In a new survey, Switzerland has been crowned as the world's best country for the third year in a row. U.S. News & World's report in its ‘Best Countries Ranking 2024’ has ranked 15 European countries in the top 25 spots, east and Southeast Asia in four spots, the Middle East in two spots and North America and Oceania in another two spots.

In a new survey, Switzerland has been crowned as the world's best country for the third year in a row. U.S. News & World's report in its ‘Best Countries Ranking 2024’ has ranked 15 European countries in the top 25 spots, east and Southeast Asia in four spots, the Middle East in two spots and North America and Oceania in another two spots. The rankings were done after taking the views of more than 17,000 people across the world who ranked the countries on categories like power, openness for business, cultural influence, adventure, agility, heritage, entrepreneurship and quality of life. Switzerland stood at the top of the ranking. It has been clinching the first rank since 2017. The report stated that it was "bolstered by notable performances in three of the heaviest-weighted subrankings: quality of life, entrepreneurship and social purpose." Climbing up four spots, Japan took the number two spot in the rankings in the entrepreneurship and movers categories. The United States was ranked in third place, two spots ahead of its previous ranking. Also Read: Philippines plans full e-Visa service for Indians, space MoU with ISRO In the category of power and agility, it was ranked number one, number two in entrepreneurship and number three in cultural influence. The other top 10 countries were Canada, Australia, Sweden, Germany, the UK, New Zealand and Denmark. From 11th to 25th position were ranked Norway, France, the Netherlands, Singapore, Italy, China, the UAE, South Korea, Spain, Finland, Austria, Iceland Belgium, Ireland and Qatar. At the bottom of the ranking were countries from Africa, the Middle East, Eastern Europe and South America. What was the rank of India? In this year's ranking, India grabbed the 33rd position, as it dropped three spots from its place on the list in 2023. What about the warring countries? Ukraine, which has been engaged in a brutal war with Russia for 30 months, was ranked the lowest in the world, at Number 80. The Israel and Hamas war pushed Tel Aviv down 10 places in comparison to last year's ranking. Watch: Upscale travel soars among Americans Speaking to U.S. News & World, CEO and president of Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Clionadh Raleigh said, "Israel's standing on the world stage will be drastically affected by this conflict, but I hesitate to say it will be entirely negative." "The reason being is that other rising powers and regional power-brokers are far less critical about how Israel has gone about this conflict and (I think) will seek to resuscitate their new, stronger relationship as soon as time allows," he added. (With inputs from agencies)

This country has been ranked 'best in the world' in a global survey. India ranks....

<p>Researchers on Monday (September 9) announced that they have created the first robotic leg which has "artificial muscles" that help them jump across a range of surfaces.&nbsp;</p>

<p>These "artificial muscles" are oil-filled bags which will help machines move like humans.</p>

<p>In a video, the small and disembodied robot leg was seen hopping over grass and rock along with a new study in&nbsp;Nature Communications.</p>

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<p>To everyone's surprise, this muscle-powered robotic leg can carry out complex movements like adapting and jumping on&nbsp;uneven terrain.</p>

<h2><strong>Humanoid robots to carry out 'boring labour' in houses?</strong></h2>

<p>Speaking to AFP, study co-author Robert Katzschmann said that the researchers can use this technology&nbsp;in future for making humanoid robots which can help out with "boring labour" around the house.</p>

<p>“If we combine the robotic leg in a quadruped robot or a humanoid robot with two legs, maybe one day, when it is battery-powered, we can deploy it as a rescue robot,” said&nbsp;Katzschmann, one of the lead developers from ETH Zurich.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The robotics professor at Switzerland's ETH Zurich University further explained that conventional&nbsp;humanoid robots have been built using motors and rigid metal joints which are similar to those that have been used on factory construction lines.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Is it safe to bring such muscle robots into houses?</strong></h2>

<p>Apart from being very expensive, these muscle-built robots can prove to be dangerous if they get entry into the houses of people.</p>

<p>If one were to "fall on you, it is going to be quite painful", said Katzschmann.</p>

<p>He added that a future robot helper needs to not only carry heavy things but "also give someone a hug or shake hands".</p>

<p>The study's co-author Thomas Buchner explained that “as soon as we apply a voltage to the electrodes, they are attracted to each other due to static electricity. Similarly, when I rub a balloon against my head, my hair sticks to the balloon due to the same static electricity.”&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;World robot conference in Beijing: 27 humanoid robots in display</strong></p>

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<p>When such robots are paired on a skeleton, these actuators mimic the “paired muscle movements of living creatures” by creating one muscle's contraction one muscle while extending the other.</p>

<p>The scientists explained that the musculoskeletal system is “elastic” because of which they can flexibly adapt to the terrain.</p>

<p>“It’s no different with living creatures. If we can’t bend our knees, for example, walking on an uneven surface becomes much more difficult. Just think of taking a step down from the pavement onto the road,” Katzschmann said.</p>

<p>“On the infrared image, it’s easy to see that the motorized leg consumes much more energy if, say, it has to hold a bent position,” Buchner further said in the&nbsp;press release.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Researchers on Monday (September 9) announced that they have created the first robotic leg which has "artificial muscles" that help them jump across a range of surfaces.

Researchers on Monday (September 9) announced that they have created the first robotic leg which has "artificial muscles" that help them jump across a range of surfaces. These "artificial muscles" are oil-filled bags which will help machines move like humans. In a video, the small and disembodied robot leg was seen hopping over grass and rock along with a new study in Nature Communications. Also Read: Robots set to clean international airport in Thiruvananthapuram in what could be a first for India To everyone's surprise, this muscle-powered robotic leg can carry out complex movements like adapting and jumping on uneven terrain. Humanoid robots to carry out 'boring labour' in houses? Speaking to AFP, study co-author Robert Katzschmann said that the researchers can use this technology in future for making humanoid robots which can help out with "boring labour" around the house. “If we combine the robotic leg in a quadruped robot or a humanoid robot with two legs, maybe one day, when it is battery-powered, we can deploy it as a rescue robot,” said Katzschmann, one of the lead developers from ETH Zurich. × The robotics professor at Switzerland's ETH Zurich University further explained that conventional humanoid robots have been built using motors and rigid metal joints which are similar to those that have been used on factory construction lines. Is it safe to bring such muscle robots into houses? Apart from being very expensive, these muscle-built robots can prove to be dangerous if they get entry into the houses of people. If one were to "fall on you, it is going to be quite painful", said Katzschmann. He added that a future robot helper needs to not only carry heavy things but "also give someone a hug or shake hands". The study's co-author Thomas Buchner explained that “as soon as we apply a voltage to the electrodes, they are attracted to each other due to static electricity. Similarly, when I rub a balloon against my head, my hair sticks to the balloon due to the same static electricity.” Watch: World robot conference in Beijing: 27 humanoid robots in display When such robots are paired on a skeleton, these actuators mimic the “paired muscle movements of living creatures” by creating one muscle's contraction one muscle while extending the other. The scientists explained that the musculoskeletal system is “elastic” because of which they can flexibly adapt to the terrain. “It’s no different with living creatures. If we can’t bend our knees, for example, walking on an uneven surface becomes much more difficult. Just think of taking a step down from the pavement onto the road,” Katzschmann said. “On the infrared image, it’s easy to see that the motorized leg consumes much more energy if, say, it has to hold a bent position,” Buchner further said in the press release. (With inputs from agencies)

THIS robot has muscles. Here's how it is different from humans

<p>Researchers have spotted an exoplanet WASP-76b which has bizarre environmental conditions and is one of the most extreme planets with a dayside temperature of more than 2,000 degrees.</p>

<p>A team of researchers have observed that the planet is tidally locked to its host star because of which intense winds have been encircling the planet.&nbsp;</p>

<p>What is more astonishing is the discovery of iron atoms in high quantities in the atmosphere that stream from the lower to upper layers across the atmosphere.</p>

<p>The exoplanets are known to exist beyond our Solar System and orbit around other stars.</p>

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<p>The first exoplanet was discovered in the 1990s and since then, more than 5,200 such planets have been spotted.</p>

<p>Many of these exoplanets are gas giants like Saturn or Jupiter while others are Earth-like planets with a rocky surface and no habitability.</p>

<p>As scientists develop more advanced telescopes and detection techniques, the detection level of the exoplanets will increase and the ability to explore the alien worlds will expand.</p>

<h2><strong>How iron-filled wind on the exoplanet causes iron rain?</strong></h2>

<p>The exoplanet WASP-76b has been at the centre of the attention of all astronomers because of its hellish behaviour.</p>

<p>The exoplanet is an ultra-hot gas giant and is 640 lightyears away from Earth. It is placed in the direction of the constellation Pisces and was spotted in 2013.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The planet has an orbit which is very close to its host star and is able to complete one orbit in 1.8 Earth days.</p>

<p>Because of its proximity to the star, the daytime temperatures are more than 2,000 degrees.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;NASA astronaut stuck in space reports ‘strange noises’ coming from Starliner capsule</strong></p>

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<p>According to the researchers, the intense heat has been vaporising the iron which later condenses into liquid when temperature drops and falls back on the surface as iron rain.</p>

<p>A team of astronomers, some of whom were from the University of Geneva, announced their findings in the journal&nbsp;Astronomy &amp; Astrophysics. Scientists have observed intense iron winds in the atmosphere of WASP-76b.</p>

<p>Astronomers have been studying this planet since it was discovered to understand the mechanisms of this ultra-hot Jupiter world's atmosphere.</p>

<p>This alien world has always appeared very fascinating a rainbow was also detected on the planet last April.</p>

<p>Scientists have been observing its daytime side using the ESPRESSO spectrograph which was installed on the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Researchers have spotted an exoplanet WASP-76b which has bizarre environmental conditions and is one of the most extreme planets with a dayside temperature of more than 2,000 degrees.

Researchers have spotted an exoplanet WASP-76b which has bizarre environmental conditions and is one of the most extreme planets with a dayside temperature of more than 2,000 degrees. A team of researchers have observed that the planet is tidally locked to its host star because of which intense winds have been encircling the planet. What is more astonishing is the discovery of iron atoms in high quantities in the atmosphere that stream from the lower to upper layers across the atmosphere. The exoplanets are known to exist beyond our Solar System and orbit around other stars. Also Read: Researchers using James Webb to probe eternal sunrises and sunsets on distant world The first exoplanet was discovered in the 1990s and since then, more than 5,200 such planets have been spotted. Many of these exoplanets are gas giants like Saturn or Jupiter while others are Earth-like planets with a rocky surface and no habitability. As scientists develop more advanced telescopes and detection techniques, the detection level of the exoplanets will increase and the ability to explore the alien worlds will expand. How iron-filled wind on the exoplanet causes iron rain? The exoplanet WASP-76b has been at the centre of the attention of all astronomers because of its hellish behaviour. The exoplanet is an ultra-hot gas giant and is 640 lightyears away from Earth. It is placed in the direction of the constellation Pisces and was spotted in 2013. The planet has an orbit which is very close to its host star and is able to complete one orbit in 1.8 Earth days. Because of its proximity to the star, the daytime temperatures are more than 2,000 degrees. Watch: NASA astronaut stuck in space reports ‘strange noises’ coming from Starliner capsule According to the researchers, the intense heat has been vaporising the iron which later condenses into liquid when temperature drops and falls back on the surface as iron rain. A team of astronomers, some of whom were from the University of Geneva, announced their findings in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics. Scientists have observed intense iron winds in the atmosphere of WASP-76b. Astronomers have been studying this planet since it was discovered to understand the mechanisms of this ultra-hot Jupiter world's atmosphere. This alien world has always appeared very fascinating a rainbow was also detected on the planet last April. Scientists have been observing its daytime side using the ESPRESSO spectrograph which was installed on the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope. (With inputs from agencies)

THIS hellish planet receives iron rain and even has a rainbow. Here's why

<p><em>Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details in this report disturbing. Discretion is advised.</em></p>

<p>A female state senator in California has been sued by her former staffer who has accused her of demanding sexual favours from him while she was his boss and forcing him into a “quid pro quo relationship” which left him with back and hip injuries.</p>

<p>Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil’s former chief of staff Chad Condit filed a lawsuit against her and alleged that the lawmaker forced him to perform sex acts on her when they were travelling for work.</p>

<p>Condit, who is married, said that he relented and indulged in sexual activity with the senator for many years as part of a “sex-based quid pro quo relationship” so as to save his job, as per the suit filed in Sacramento Superior Court.</p>

<p>Condit has alleged that he suffered a debilitating back injury because he was forced to “twist and contort” while performing oral sex on his boss in a car because of which he suffered a collapsed hip and three herniated discs, as per the court papers.</p>

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<p>Condit, who is a former Democratic Congressman's son, has given a detailed account of the situation which led him to the injuries in the lawsuit.</p>

<p>It reads: "They were driving together and they pulled over to go to the restroom. When he came back to the car, she had her pants pulled down and said: 'I want you to kiss it and prove your loyalty'."</p>

<p>Condit then claimed that he had to "twist and contort his body in the confined space of the car" which caused him injuries in the back and hip.</p>

<p>The former chief of staff said that he then used his back injury as an excuse to refuse the advances of the senator in August last year, however, she reacted to his refusal and gave him a disciplinary letter in which he was accused of inappropriate behaviour.</p>

<p>Condit said that he was fired from his job in December because he repeatedly refused the sexual advances of his boss and was undergoing back surgery, as per the lawsuit.</p>

<p>“This was a sex-based quid pro quo relationship of unwelcome advances and sexual behaviours coupled with punishment and flexing of power,” the suit alleged.</p>

<h2><strong>Senator reacts to 'sexual misconduct' allegation levied against her</strong></h2>

<p>Alvardo-Gil’s attorney Ognian Gavrilov has refuted the allegations levied against her by the former aide.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Philippines pastor accused of running child sex trafficking ring arrested</strong></p>

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<p>“A disgruntled former employee has fabricated an outlandish story, presented without evidence, to get a payday,” said Gavrilov, in a statement to The New York Post.</p>

<p>“We expect that the senator will be fully cleared of any wrongdoing of these bogus, financially motivated claims," he added.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details in this report disturbing. Discretion is advised. A female state senator in California has been sued by her former staffer who has accused her of demanding sexual favours from him while she was his boss and forcing him into a “quid pro quo relationship” which left him with back and hip injuries.

Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details in this report disturbing. Discretion is advised. A female state senator in California has been sued by her former staffer who has accused her of demanding sexual favours from him while she was his boss and forcing him into a “quid pro quo relationship” which left him with back and hip injuries. Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil’s former chief of staff Chad Condit filed a lawsuit against her and alleged that the lawmaker forced him to perform sex acts on her when they were travelling for work. Condit, who is married, said that he relented and indulged in sexual activity with the senator for many years as part of a “sex-based quid pro quo relationship” so as to save his job, as per the suit filed in Sacramento Superior Court. Condit has alleged that he suffered a debilitating back injury because he was forced to “twist and contort” while performing oral sex on his boss in a car because of which he suffered a collapsed hip and three herniated discs, as per the court papers. Also Read: Poland horror: Woman held as 'sex slave' has no lips or teeth; captor carried out 'cruel experiments' Condit, who is a former Democratic Congressman's son, has given a detailed account of the situation which led him to the injuries in the lawsuit. It reads: "They were driving together and they pulled over to go to the restroom. When he came back to the car, she had her pants pulled down and said: 'I want you to kiss it and prove your loyalty'." Condit then claimed that he had to "twist and contort his body in the confined space of the car" which caused him injuries in the back and hip. The former chief of staff said that he then used his back injury as an excuse to refuse the advances of the senator in August last year, however, she reacted to his refusal and gave him a disciplinary letter in which he was accused of inappropriate behaviour. Condit said that he was fired from his job in December because he repeatedly refused the sexual advances of his boss and was undergoing back surgery, as per the lawsuit. “This was a sex-based quid pro quo relationship of unwelcome advances and sexual behaviours coupled with punishment and flexing of power,” the suit alleged. Senator reacts to 'sexual misconduct' allegation levied against her Alvardo-Gil’s attorney Ognian Gavrilov has refuted the allegations levied against her by the former aide. Watch: Philippines pastor accused of running child sex trafficking ring arrested “A disgruntled former employee has fabricated an outlandish story, presented without evidence, to get a payday,” said Gavrilov, in a statement to The New York Post. “We expect that the senator will be fully cleared of any wrongdoing of these bogus, financially motivated claims," he added. (With inputs from agencies)

US female senator faces accusation of using chief of staff as 'sex slave', injuring him in 'forced' oral sex

<p><em>Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details in this report disturbing. Discretion is advised.</em></p>

<p>In the shocking rape trial going on in France, in which the husband has been accused of drugging his wife and inviting at least 50 strangers to rape her, the man has claimed that the crimes were committed by him because his wife did not agree to the idea of "swinging".</p>

<p>While speaking to a criminal psychologist, the man blamed his wife for his actions and said that it was her refusal to go swinging which led to the crimes.</p>

<p>The 71-year-old disgraced Frenchman, Dominique Pelicot, was excused from sitting through the entire hearing on September 9 (Monday) after his lawyers said that he had been facing 'medical problems' from the last 48 hours for which no 'adequate treatment' was given to him.</p>

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<p>However, psychologist Annabelle Montagne spoke in the court in Avignon and said that&nbsp;she had spoken to the retired electrician in December 2020, nearly a month and a half after he was taken into police custody.</p>

<p>In police custody, the man had admitted to committing crimes against his wife Gisele.</p>

<p>"Pelicot said: ''My wife and I had a discussion about swinging but she didn't agree so I drugged her''," informed the psychologist.</p>

<p>Madame Montagne further added that the man accepted that he loved his wife but added, "He sees his partner as an object to satisfy his sexual and narcissistic needs. His wife is then a partial object and no longer an object of total love."</p>

<h2><strong>Psychologist speaks about Pelicot's split personality and troubled childhood</strong></h2>

<p>Another prison psychologist informed the court that Pelicot had a "split personality" and had no empathy.</p>

<p>She said Pelicot has accepted that he would have continued to abuse his wife if he was not arrested and that the criminal charges brought against him have ruined his life.</p>

<p>Psychologist Marianne Douteau said that the man believes he and his wife would have been in a happy marriage if his misdeeds were not found.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;France Rape Case: Husband drugged wife, orchestrated decade of rape</strong></p>

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<p>(Pelicot) complains that this criminal case against him has destroyed his life. He claims everything could have continued as before if he had not been arrested. He said: 'Gisele would not have known anything, we would have continued to be happy'," the psychologist said.</p>

<p>"Dominique Pelicot comes from a troubled family in which young children were abused. [Pelicot] has a two-sided personality; he is a patriarch but he is also irresponsible and manipulative. Behind closed doors he does not respect limits," she added.</p>

<p>"He has a split personality between the person he wants to be and the person he is. He does not show any empathy - but he is not inauthentic [in his expressions of love for his wife]," the psychologist concluded.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details in this report disturbing. Discretion is advised. In the shocking rape trial going on in France, in which the husband has been accused of drugging his wife and inviting at least 50 strangers to rape her, the man has claimed that the crimes were committed by him because his wife did not agree to the idea of "swinging".

Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details in this report disturbing. Discretion is advised. In the shocking rape trial going on in France, in which the husband has been accused of drugging his wife and inviting at least 50 strangers to rape her, the man has claimed that the crimes were committed by him because his wife did not agree to the idea of "swinging". While speaking to a criminal psychologist, the man blamed his wife for his actions and said that it was her refusal to go swinging which led to the crimes. The 71-year-old disgraced Frenchman, Dominique Pelicot, was excused from sitting through the entire hearing on September 9 (Monday) after his lawyers said that he had been facing 'medical problems' from the last 48 hours for which no 'adequate treatment' was given to him. Also Read: French rape case: Among dozens of men invited by husband to rape his wife, one was an HIV patient However, psychologist Annabelle Montagne spoke in the court in Avignon and said that she had spoken to the retired electrician in December 2020, nearly a month and a half after he was taken into police custody. In police custody, the man had admitted to committing crimes against his wife Gisele. "Pelicot said: ''My wife and I had a discussion about swinging but she didn't agree so I drugged her''," informed the psychologist. Madame Montagne further added that the man accepted that he loved his wife but added, "He sees his partner as an object to satisfy his sexual and narcissistic needs. His wife is then a partial object and no longer an object of total love." Psychologist speaks about Pelicot's split personality and troubled childhood Another prison psychologist informed the court that Pelicot had a "split personality" and had no empathy. She said Pelicot has accepted that he would have continued to abuse his wife if he was not arrested and that the criminal charges brought against him have ruined his life. Psychologist Marianne Douteau said that the man believes he and his wife would have been in a happy marriage if his misdeeds were not found. Watch: France Rape Case: Husband drugged wife, orchestrated decade of rape (Pelicot) complains that this criminal case against him has destroyed his life. He claims everything could have continued as before if he had not been arrested. He said: 'Gisele would not have known anything, we would have continued to be happy'," the psychologist said. "Dominique Pelicot comes from a troubled family in which young children were abused. [Pelicot] has a two-sided personality; he is a patriarch but he is also irresponsible and manipulative. Behind closed doors he does not respect limits," she added. "He has a split personality between the person he wants to be and the person he is. He does not show any empathy - but he is not inauthentic [in his expressions of love for his wife]," the psychologist concluded. (With inputs from agencies)

France rape horror: Monstrous husband says wife refused to try 'swinging', forced him to commit heinous crime

<p>The researchers at the University of Berkeley, along with the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, have developed a new application called MyShake which can detect earthquakes.</p>

<p>The application has been designed to function as a crowdsourced detector that collects motion data from phones across the West Coast - ranging from California up to Washington State - and&nbsp;sends alerts based on the location of the phone.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“The amount of warning varies from a few seconds to tens of seconds depending on the location of the quake and the availability of phones,” said Richard Allen, PhD, the director of the University of California Berkley’s Seismology Lab, who worked in the development of the tech.</p>

<p>This application and the usage of artificial intelligence to detect earthquakes even seconds before they really occur can create much difference and save lives.</p>

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<p>Speaking about this possible breakthrough, a geophysicist at Caltech Tom Heaton said, “I’ve studied earthquakes for more than 50 years and I have seen many studies from scientists who reported precursory phenomena to significant earthquakes."&nbsp;</p>

<p>“In my experience, no one has developed a system to predict earthquakes. I strongly believe that this is a problem in self-organizing chaos. This is an important field of physics that is mostly unfamiliar to earth scientists," he added.</p>

<p>In the case of Japan, which is one of the most active earthquake hot spots in the world, when a 7.1-magnitude earthquake rattled the country, the first-ever “megaquake advisory" of the Japan Meteorological Agency was issued which warned of a “higher than normal” chance of another and stronger quake.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, the agency later stated that the warning doesn’t mean certitude. “Information that predicts earthquakes by specifying the date, time and location is a hoax,” read the statement.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Here's what happened in China's AI-based earthquake forecasting trial</strong></h2>

<p>“Most previous attempts focused on the very complex physics of earthquakes,” said Sergey Fomel, a geoscientist at the University of Texas at Austin who headed a seven-month earthquake forecasting trial in China.</p>

<p>The results of the test were published in the&nbsp;Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America and were found to be exceeding expectations.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Japan Earthquake: Why Japan issued its first-ever 'megaquake advisory'</strong></p>

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<p>The AI algorithm was designed to detect statistical bumps in real-time seismic data and was able to correctly predict 70 per cent of earthquakes at least a week before their occurrence and inside the 200 miles of their epicentres.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“The success rate in the China experiment was astounding,” said Fomel, while speaking to The New York Post. “Given the complexity of the problem and the long history of previous failures, nobody expected such a result," he added.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


The researchers at the University of Berkeley, along with the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, have developed a new application called MyShake which can detect earthquakes.

The researchers at the University of Berkeley, along with the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, have developed a new application called MyShake which can detect earthquakes. The application has been designed to function as a crowdsourced detector that collects motion data from phones across the West Coast - ranging from California up to Washington State - and sends alerts based on the location of the phone. “The amount of warning varies from a few seconds to tens of seconds depending on the location of the quake and the availability of phones,” said Richard Allen, PhD, the director of the University of California Berkley’s Seismology Lab, who worked in the development of the tech. This application and the usage of artificial intelligence to detect earthquakes even seconds before they really occur can create much difference and save lives. Also Read: New Year's Day earthquake that hit Noto in Japan had TWO epicentres Speaking about this possible breakthrough, a geophysicist at Caltech Tom Heaton said, “I’ve studied earthquakes for more than 50 years and I have seen many studies from scientists who reported precursory phenomena to significant earthquakes." “In my experience, no one has developed a system to predict earthquakes. I strongly believe that this is a problem in self-organizing chaos. This is an important field of physics that is mostly unfamiliar to earth scientists," he added. In the case of Japan, which is one of the most active earthquake hot spots in the world, when a 7.1-magnitude earthquake rattled the country, the first-ever “megaquake advisory" of the Japan Meteorological Agency was issued which warned of a “higher than normal” chance of another and stronger quake. However, the agency later stated that the warning doesn’t mean certitude. “Information that predicts earthquakes by specifying the date, time and location is a hoax,” read the statement. Here's what happened in China's AI-based earthquake forecasting trial “Most previous attempts focused on the very complex physics of earthquakes,” said Sergey Fomel, a geoscientist at the University of Texas at Austin who headed a seven-month earthquake forecasting trial in China. The results of the test were published in the Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America and were found to be exceeding expectations. Watch: Japan Earthquake: Why Japan issued its first-ever 'megaquake advisory' The AI algorithm was designed to detect statistical bumps in real-time seismic data and was able to correctly predict 70 per cent of earthquakes at least a week before their occurrence and inside the 200 miles of their epicentres. “The success rate in the China experiment was astounding,” said Fomel, while speaking to The New York Post. “Given the complexity of the problem and the long history of previous failures, nobody expected such a result," he added. (With inputs from agencies)

Can AI help scientists predict earthquakes accurately? Here's what experts say

<p>NASA is on alert as a huge asteroid 2024 ON is racing towards Earth at a very high speed and will make its close flyby on September 15.</p>

<p>The asteroid, which has a diameter of 720 feet, is larger than two cricket pitches and is expected to pass by a safe distance of around 620,000 miles, which is roughly 2.6 times the distance between Earth and the Moon.</p>

<p>Astronomers have been significantly interested in this space rock because of its high velocity of 25,000 mph.</p>

<p>The asteroid 2024 ON was first identified by NASA’s Near-Earth Object Observations Programme and has been closely monitored because of its massive size and rapid speed.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/these-six-doomsday-asteroids-will-crash-into-earth-someday-scientists-warn-756853">These six doomsday asteroids will crash into Earth someday. Scientists warn...</a></p>

<p>The Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) which is in Pasadena, California, has been instrumental in tracking the asteroid and using advanced radar and optical telescopes.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The astronomers are assessing the size, shape, and composition of the asteroid for any potential risks and to look into possible mitigation strategies.</p>

<p>Despite the formidable speed and size of the asteroid, there are very low chances of it colliding with Earth.&nbsp;</p>

<p>NASA’s Planetary Defence Coordination Office (PDCO) emphasised that there is a need for ongoing vigilance and preparedness is important in dealing with near-Earth objects.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Scientists have been gathering data as the date of a close encounter with 2024 ON approaches and advancing their understanding of the universe.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>How does NASA keep an eye on any potential hazards to Earth?</strong></h2>

<p>The way asteroid 2024 ON is moving towards Earth also reflects the importance of keeping a tab on space to detect any potential hazards.&nbsp;</p>

<p>NASA’s Planetary Defence Coordination Office (PDCO) has been tracking such cosmic objects and ensuring that Earth remains safe.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;China's plan: Nuclear warheads for asteroid defence</strong></p>

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<p>The high speed at which the asteroid is travelling shows the solar system's dynamic nature.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Asteroids keep moving across space constantly and are influenced by the planets' gravitation pull.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The scientists can predict future trajectories by understanding their movements. It also helps in assessing potential risks.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


NASA is on alert as a huge asteroid 2024 ON is racing towards Earth at a very high speed and will make its close flyby on September 15. The asteroid, which has a diameter of 720 feet, is larger than two cricket pitches and is expected to pass by a safe distance of around 620,000 miles, which is roughly 2.

NASA is on alert as a huge asteroid 2024 ON is racing towards Earth at a very high speed and will make its close flyby on September 15. The asteroid, which has a diameter of 720 feet, is larger than two cricket pitches and is expected to pass by a safe distance of around 620,000 miles, which is roughly 2.6 times the distance between Earth and the Moon. Astronomers have been significantly interested in this space rock because of its high velocity of 25,000 mph. The asteroid 2024 ON was first identified by NASA’s Near-Earth Object Observations Programme and has been closely monitored because of its massive size and rapid speed. Also Read: These six doomsday asteroids will crash into Earth someday. Scientists warn... The Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) which is in Pasadena, California, has been instrumental in tracking the asteroid and using advanced radar and optical telescopes. The astronomers are assessing the size, shape, and composition of the asteroid for any potential risks and to look into possible mitigation strategies. Despite the formidable speed and size of the asteroid, there are very low chances of it colliding with Earth. NASA’s Planetary Defence Coordination Office (PDCO) emphasised that there is a need for ongoing vigilance and preparedness is important in dealing with near-Earth objects. Scientists have been gathering data as the date of a close encounter with 2024 ON approaches and advancing their understanding of the universe. How does NASA keep an eye on any potential hazards to Earth? The way asteroid 2024 ON is moving towards Earth also reflects the importance of keeping a tab on space to detect any potential hazards. NASA’s Planetary Defence Coordination Office (PDCO) has been tracking such cosmic objects and ensuring that Earth remains safe. Watch: China's plan: Nuclear warheads for asteroid defence The high speed at which the asteroid is travelling shows the solar system's dynamic nature. Asteroids keep moving across space constantly and are influenced by the planets' gravitation pull. The scientists can predict future trajectories by understanding their movements. It also helps in assessing potential risks. (With inputs from agencies)

NASA on alert as massive 720-foot asteroid hurtles towards Earth at scary speed

<p>Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy said that parents can create an environment of discipline for children at home to make them study.</p>

<p>While responding to a question of how students should focus on their studies in the social media era on September 9 (Monday), Murthy said that the parents cannot watch movies themselves and ask children simultaneously to study.</p>

<p>Murthy said that he and his wife Sudha Murthy used to spend more than three and a half hours every day reading along with their children Akshata and Rohan Murty when they were in school.</p>

<p>Laying out the timetable of the family, Murthy said that the family focused on reading and studying from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm local time and television remained banned.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The family then used to have dinner and again study together from 9 pm to 11 pm local time to create a culture of discipline.</p>

<p>“My wife's logic was, if I am watching TV, I cannot tell my children to study. So she said, I will sacrifice my TV time, and I will also study,” Murthy said.</p>

<p>Murthy said that he was often away from home and his wife chose to forego TV and study along with the children to set a strong example.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“But that's not as important as creating an environment of discipline in learning. That leadership by example is the responsibility of the parents,” said Murthy.</p>

<p>“If the parents are going and seeing movies and then telling ‘children, no, no, you study’ (that won’t work),” he added.</p>

<h2><strong>Murthy calls coaching classes wrong way to help children</strong></h2>

<p>Murthy said he does not believe that coaching classes are an effective way to help children.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Clowns Can Help Reduce Hospital Stay for Kids, New Study Reveals</strong></p>

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<p>“Coaching classes are the wrong way to help children pass examinations, I don’t believe in coaching classes. Most people who go to coaching classes, they don't listen to their teachers carefully in the class and poor parents, they are not as competent to help them and therefore they see some value (in coaching classes)," Murthy said.</p>

<p>“The importance of education is, first, to observe. Second, to analyse why this difference is coming out. Third is to offer a hypothesis. And finally, that hypothesis is observed by many people… and then verified if that thing is fine," he added.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy said that parents can create an environment of discipline for children at home to make them study. While responding to a question of how students should focus on their studies in the social media era on September 9 (Monday), Murthy said that the parents cannot watch movies themselves and ask children simultaneously to study.

Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy said that parents can create an environment of discipline for children at home to make them study. While responding to a question of how students should focus on their studies in the social media era on September 9 (Monday), Murthy said that the parents cannot watch movies themselves and ask children simultaneously to study. Murthy said that he and his wife Sudha Murthy used to spend more than three and a half hours every day reading along with their children Akshata and Rohan Murty when they were in school. Laying out the timetable of the family, Murthy said that the family focused on reading and studying from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm local time and television remained banned. Also Read: Company threatens to take action against employees taking leave for sick child The family then used to have dinner and again study together from 9 pm to 11 pm local time to create a culture of discipline. “My wife's logic was, if I am watching TV, I cannot tell my children to study. So she said, I will sacrifice my TV time, and I will also study,” Murthy said. Murthy said that he was often away from home and his wife chose to forego TV and study along with the children to set a strong example. “But that's not as important as creating an environment of discipline in learning. That leadership by example is the responsibility of the parents,” said Murthy. “If the parents are going and seeing movies and then telling ‘children, no, no, you study’ (that won’t work),” he added. Murthy calls coaching classes wrong way to help children Murthy said he does not believe that coaching classes are an effective way to help children. Watch: Clowns Can Help Reduce Hospital Stay for Kids, New Study Reveals “Coaching classes are the wrong way to help children pass examinations, I don’t believe in coaching classes. Most people who go to coaching classes, they don't listen to their teachers carefully in the class and poor parents, they are not as competent to help them and therefore they see some value (in coaching classes)," Murthy said. “The importance of education is, first, to observe. Second, to analyse why this difference is coming out. Third is to offer a hypothesis. And finally, that hypothesis is observed by many people… and then verified if that thing is fine," he added. (With inputs from agencies)

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