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Elon Musk has once again spoken about his plans of colonising Mars in a company talk shared by SpaceX on its X page. The CEO of the company is hopeful of sending the Starship carrying a simulated crew to Mars at the end of 2026. He reiterated the need for humans to have a backup ready in case they do "something crazy, like World War III."&nbsp;The video was originally meant to be released on Tuesday, on the day the ninth test flight of Starship was launched. However, it failed miserably. The company then dropped the 42-minute video on Thursday.&nbsp;Musk said that there is a 50-50 chance that the Starship would meet the 2026 deadline. Dec is when the tiny window opens when the red planet and Earth come at the closest distance to each other.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/the-martian-saw-humans-on-mars-in-2035-starship-musk-spacex-1748346270101">When will humans land on Mars? The Martian bet on 2035. With 10 years left, how far are we from it becoming a reality?</a>&nbsp;However, if that doesn't happen, then SpaceX will wait till 2028 since Mars reaches perigee only once every two years. The crew would comprise Optimus humanoid robots that Tesla builds."That would be an epic picture — to see Optimus walking around on the surface of Mars," he said.&nbsp;<h2>Humans have to become multi-planetary, says Musk</h2>&nbsp;It isn't known when the video was shot. After the Tuesday test launch of Starship failed, Musk said that the company would try to learn from it. During the talk, Musk also reiterated the need to learn and make life multi-planetary.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/deep-space-radio-signals-cosmic-mystery-object-pulsar-magnetar-1748517706567">44 minutes apart, 2 minutes every time: Something from deep space is sending signals to Earth</a>&nbsp;“Each launch is about learning more and more about what’s needed to make life multi-planetary and to improve Starship to the point where it can be taking, ultimately, hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people to Mars," he said.&nbsp;Musk again stressed the need for humans to become multiplanetary, because this is important "for the long-term survival of civilisation." He claims a species that has options to go to other planets lasts 10 times longer. Musk also think it is important to have Mars as an option if humans do "something crazy like World War III."&nbsp;“Hopefully not, but it’s possible.”&nbsp;<h2>Refuelling Starship mid-space is a challenge</h2>&nbsp;The main hurdle, Musk says, that SpaceX faces in this venture is mastering off-Earth refuelling of the Ship.&nbsp;Also Read:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/mars-forms-rings-because-of-phobos-1747806749752"> Saturn is not the only planet with rings. Our close neighbour also had them, and they will return</a>&nbsp;If all goes well, then Musk will start sending humans to Mars by the start of the next decade. Between 2028 and 2029, around 20 ships will be sent to the Red Planet.&nbsp;"Assuming the first missions are successful and they land successfully, we'd send humans on the next mission, and we really start building the infrastructure for Mars," Musk said.&nbsp;He even has a place picked out on Mars where humans can survive. Arcadia Planitia is a volcanic plain in the northern hemisphere, which is away from the freezing Martian poles, is flat enough for a landing, and also likely has water ice.&nbsp;SpaceX plans on sending 100 Starships to Mars between 2030 and 2031, scaling it up to 500 in 2033, as seen in a slide in Musk's presentation. The end goal is to build a self-sustaining society comprising over a million people on Mars who can live without any help from Earth. &nbsp;

Musk plans to send Starship to Mars next year. He told his employees during a company talk that becoming multiplanetary is essential for the survival of human beings. 

Elon Musk has once again spoken about his plans of colonising Mars in a company talk shared by SpaceX on its X page. The CEO of the company is hopeful of sending the Starship carrying a simulated crew to Mars at the end of 2026. He reiterated the need for humans to have a backup ready in case they do "something crazy, like World War III." The video was originally meant to be released on Tuesday, on the day the ninth test flight of Starship was launched. However, it failed miserably. The company then dropped the 42-minute video on Thursday. Musk said that there is a 50-50 chance that the Starship would meet the 2026 deadline. Dec is when the tiny window opens when the red planet and Earth come at the closest distance to each other. Also Read: When will humans land on Mars? The Martian bet on 2035. With 10 years left, how far are we from it becoming a reality? However, if that doesn't happen, then SpaceX will wait till 2028 since Mars reaches perigee only once every two years. The crew would comprise Optimus humanoid robots that Tesla builds. "That would be an epic picture — to see Optimus walking around on the surface of Mars," he said. Humans have to become multi-planetary, says Musk It isn't known when the video was shot. After the Tuesday test launch of Starship failed, Musk said that the company would try to learn from it. During the talk, Musk also reiterated the need to learn and make life multi-planetary. Also Read: 44 minutes apart, 2 minutes every time: Something from deep space is sending signals to Earth “Each launch is about learning more and more about what’s needed to make life multi-planetary and to improve Starship to the point where it can be taking, ultimately, hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people to Mars," he said. Musk again stressed the need for humans to become multiplanetary, because this is important "for the long-term survival of civilisation." He claims a species that has options to go to other planets lasts 10 times longer. Musk also think it is important to have Mars as an option if humans do "something crazy like World War III." “Hopefully not, but it’s possible.” Refuelling Starship mid-space is a challenge The main hurdle, Musk says, that SpaceX faces in this venture is mastering off-Earth refuelling of the Ship. Also Read: Saturn is not the only planet with rings. Our close neighbour also had them, and they will return If all goes well, then Musk will start sending humans to Mars by the start of the next decade. Between 2028 and 2029, around 20 ships will be sent to the Red Planet. "Assuming the first missions are successful and they land successfully, we'd send humans on the next mission, and we really start building the infrastructure for Mars," Musk said. He even has a place picked out on Mars where humans can survive. Arcadia Planitia is a volcanic plain in the northern hemisphere, which is away from the freezing Martian poles, is flat enough for a landing, and also likely has water ice. SpaceX plans on sending 100 Starships to Mars between 2030 and 2031, scaling it up to 500 in 2033, as seen in a slide in Musk's presentation. The end goal is to build a self-sustaining society comprising over a million people on Mars who can live without any help from Earth.

Musk plans to send Starship to Mars next year. He told his employees during a company talk that becoming multiplanetary is essential for the survival of human beings.&nbsp;

'Something crazy, like World War III': Mars will save humans if a catastrophic conflict breaks out, Musk says

If weird passengers breaking all hell loose wasn't enough, flight attendants have now started treading crazy paths. A British Airways crew was shocked to see one of their colleagues dancing naked in the business class bathroom of a flight.&nbsp;&nbsp;The plane took off from San Francisco for London on Sunday and was flying over the Atlantic when the crew noticed an attendant was missing. He had apparently taken some kind of drug and was arrested when the plane arrived at Heathrow.He was supposed to serve meals and drinks to the passengers.&nbsp;&nbsp;However, when he failed to perform his duty, other attendants started looking for him. The Sun reported that his boss found him dancing naked up and down in the toilet. The crew members think that he had taken some kind of pills on the flight when he was supposed to be working.&nbsp;Also Read:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/american-airlines-flight-man-drags-attendant-shouts-crazy-1748601257047"> 'Help me', shouts man on American Airlines flight; removes clothes and drags flight attendant</a>&nbsp;One of his colleagues came up with the perfect quip to the situation, telling the publication, "It is an extraordinary thing to do. The plane was cruising at 37,000ft over the Atlantic, but this bloke seemed to be higher than anyone else."&nbsp;Shocked to see him dancing in the buff, another attendant gave him a pair of pyjamas reserved for Business Class passengers. He was then taken to a First Class cabin and remained there for the rest of the trip. Upon arrival in London, doctors checked up on him before he was taken away in a wheelchair. He was later arrested, and an investigation into the incident has been opened, pending which he has reportedly been suspended.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/florida-woman-abuses-child-who-called-her-fat-on-plane-1748502017077">Woman bangs child's head into plane window for calling her fat</a>&nbsp;Airplanes and airports have lately become the mainstay for people wanting to act crazy. Recently, on an American Airlines flight, a passenger took off his clothes and grabbed a seated flight attendant. He then tried to drag her up the aisle before other passengers saved her. He is now facing up to 20 years in prison.&nbsp;<h2>Woman strips naked on plane, another goes nude and damages airport property</h2>&nbsp;Earlier this year, a woman on a Southwest Airlines flight stripped naked and forced flight attendants to let her get off. She banged on the cockpit door and rubbed herself against a crew member. The woman told them that she was bipolar.&nbsp;In Texas, a woman went nude at the Dallas airport and went around breaking airport property. She gyrated suggestively, holding a water bottle, and bit a restaurant manager. The woman also stabed him with a pencil. &nbsp;

A British Airways flight attendant was caught dancing naked in the business class bathroom after his colleagues noticed he was missing.

If weird passengers breaking all hell loose wasn't enough, flight attendants have now started treading crazy paths. A British Airways crew was shocked to see one of their colleagues dancing naked in the business class bathroom of a flight. The plane took off from San Francisco for London on Sunday and was flying over the Atlantic when the crew noticed an attendant was missing. He had apparently taken some kind of drug and was arrested when the plane arrived at Heathrow. He was supposed to serve meals and drinks to the passengers. However, when he failed to perform his duty, other attendants started looking for him. The Sun reported that his boss found him dancing naked up and down in the toilet. The crew members think that he had taken some kind of pills on the flight when he was supposed to be working. Also Read: 'Help me', shouts man on American Airlines flight; removes clothes and drags flight attendant One of his colleagues came up with the perfect quip to the situation, telling the publication, "It is an extraordinary thing to do. The plane was cruising at 37,000ft over the Atlantic, but this bloke seemed to be higher than anyone else." Shocked to see him dancing in the buff, another attendant gave him a pair of pyjamas reserved for Business Class passengers. He was then taken to a First Class cabin and remained there for the rest of the trip. Upon arrival in London, doctors checked up on him before he was taken away in a wheelchair. He was later arrested, and an investigation into the incident has been opened, pending which he has reportedly been suspended. Also Read: Woman bangs child's head into plane window for calling her fat Airplanes and airports have lately become the mainstay for people wanting to act crazy. Recently, on an American Airlines flight, a passenger took off his clothes and grabbed a seated flight attendant. He then tried to drag her up the aisle before other passengers saved her. He is now facing up to 20 years in prison. Woman strips naked on plane, another goes nude and damages airport property Earlier this year, a woman on a Southwest Airlines flight stripped naked and forced flight attendants to let her get off. She banged on the cockpit door and rubbed herself against a crew member. The woman told them that she was bipolar. In Texas, a woman went nude at the Dallas airport and went around breaking airport property. She gyrated suggestively, holding a water bottle, and bit a restaurant manager. The woman also stabed him with a pencil.

A British Airways flight attendant was caught dancing naked in the business class bathroom after his colleagues noticed he was missing.

High in the sky: Pill-popping flight attendant caught dancing naked in business class toilet

A Kerala community in Dubai has faced massive social media backlash for warmly welcoming former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi during a recent event. The netizens have bashed the group present there for their hospitality to Afridi despite his anti-India remarks on the Pahalgam terror attack in India’s Kashmir late last month, where 26 innocent people, all tourists, lost their lives in broad daylight.&nbsp;In a viral video on social media, the community welcomed Afridi on the stage with loud cheers. Upon his arrival at the venue, the community members paused their cultural performance and began chanting ‘Boom, Boom’, referring to Afridi’s nickname on the cricket field. The ex-Pakistan all-rounder responded by saying, ‘Hogaya Boom Boom’.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cricket-ipl-2025-rohit-sharma-joins-virat-kohli-chris-gayle-s-unique-club-with-81-run-knock-against-gt-in-eliminator-1748624860126">IPL 2025: Rohit Sharma joins Virat Kohli, Chris Gayle's unique club with 81-run knock against GT in Eliminator</a> &nbsp;Afridi even addressed the gathering, especially mentioning that he likes ‘the Kerala part of India and its food.’&nbsp;Besides, former Pakistan seamer Umar Gul was also present there at the venue and shared the stage with Afridi.<h2>Afridi’s anti-India remarks &nbsp;</h2>Following the most barbaric attack on Indian soil since the 2019 Pulwama bombing that further escalated cross-border tensions between India and Pakistan, Afridi maintained a serious anti-Indian stance.&nbsp; &nbsp;Speaking on a Pakistani news channel shortly after the Pahalgam terror attack, Afridi blamed the failure of the Indian armed forces in Kashmir behind it, saying despite having over 800,000 army personnel deployed in the part of the country, the attack was successful, further calling them inefficient. &nbsp;“If a firecracker were to burst in India, fingers will always be pointed at Pakistan,” Afridi said on a chat show on Pakistan’s Samaa TV. “You have an 800,000-strong army in Kashmir, and this still happened. It means you are inefficient and useless if you can't provide security to the people).” &nbsp;Not only this, but Afridi even criticised Indian media’s coverage of the incident, linking it with a Bollywood movie production and later taking a jibe at certain Indian cricketers for accusing Pakistan of involvement in the Pahalgam terror attack. &nbsp;Meanwhile, the Resistance Front (TRF), an affiliate of the banned Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for this attack.<h3>WATCH VIDEO -</h3>

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Kerala community faces backlash for warmly welcoming Shahid Afridi at Dubai event – Video goes viral

A Kerala community in Dubai has faced massive social media backlash for warmly welcoming former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi during a recent event. The netizens have bashed the group present there for their hospitality to Afridi despite his anti-India remarks on the Pahalgam terror attack in India’s Kashmir late last month, where 26 innocent people, all tourists, lost their lives in broad daylight. In a viral video on social media, the community welcomed Afridi on the stage with loud cheers. Upon his arrival at the venue, the community members paused their cultural performance and began chanting ‘Boom, Boom’, referring to Afridi’s nickname on the cricket field. The ex-Pakistan all-rounder responded by saying, ‘Hogaya Boom Boom’. Also read | IPL 2025: Rohit Sharma joins Virat Kohli, Chris Gayle's unique club with 81-run knock against GT in Eliminator Afridi even addressed the gathering, especially mentioning that he likes ‘the Kerala part of India and its food.’ Besides, former Pakistan seamer Umar Gul was also present there at the venue and shared the stage with Afridi. Afridi’s anti-India remarks Following the most barbaric attack on Indian soil since the 2019 Pulwama bombing that further escalated cross-border tensions between India and Pakistan, Afridi maintained a serious anti-Indian stance. Speaking on a Pakistani news channel shortly after the Pahalgam terror attack, Afridi blamed the failure of the Indian armed forces in Kashmir behind it, saying despite having over 800,000 army personnel deployed in the part of the country, the attack was successful, further calling them inefficient. “If a firecracker were to burst in India, fingers will always be pointed at Pakistan,” Afridi said on a chat show on Pakistan’s Samaa TV. “You have an 800,000-strong army in Kashmir, and this still happened. It means you are inefficient and useless if you can't provide security to the people).” Not only this, but Afridi even criticised Indian media’s coverage of the incident, linking it with a Bollywood movie production and later taking a jibe at certain Indian cricketers for accusing Pakistan of involvement in the Pahalgam terror attack. Meanwhile, the Resistance Front (TRF), an affiliate of the banned Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for this attack. WATCH VIDEO -

Afridi even addressed the gathering, especially mentioning that he likes ‘the Kerala part of India and its food.’

Elon Musk shocked reporters as he was seen with a black eye during his farewell event at the White House. On Friday, US President Donald Trump and the SpaceX CEO held a press conference at the Oval Office and informed reporters about his departure as a "special government employee." Everyone noticed Musk's black eye, and later he told them what had happened.&nbsp;During the slew of questions and answers, Trump was asked about French President Emmanuel Macron receiving a shove on the face from his wife Brigitte as they exited a plane in Vietnam. The president admitted he didn't know "what that was all about", but advised the couple to "make sure the door remains closed."&nbsp;Musk interjected and pointed towards his face and said, “I’ve got a little shiner here."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-something-wrong-with-his-moral-compass-elon-musk-used-drugs-including-ecstasy-psychedelic-mushrooms-while-working-for-trump-1748626216000">Elon Musk allegedly used drugs including ecstasy, psychedelic mushrooms while working for Trump</a>&nbsp;He told the reporters that the black eye was courtesy of his 5-year-old son X. "I wasn’t anywhere near France,” Musk said. "I was just horsing around with Little X, and I said, ‘Go ahead, punch me in the face,’ and he did."&nbsp;“Turns out even a five-year-old punching you in the face … ” he started to say, but stopped without finishing the line.&nbsp;Musk's time at the White House ended 130 days after Trump took over as president again, as his status as a special employee allowed him to stay in office for only this particular length of time. He led the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), with the aim of cutting down on government expenses. He hopes to save $2 trillion as part of his efforts.&nbsp;<h2>Musk talks about colonising Mars</h2>&nbsp;Musk's plans of putting humans on Mars also came up at the White House press conference.A reporter asked, “What do you think would be easier, colonising Mars or making the government efficient?”&nbsp;&nbsp;“It’s a tough call, but I think colonising Mars and making life multiplanetary is harder,” Musk replied.&nbsp;But he is optimistic about financial efficiency as well. “We do expect to achieve, over time, the trillion-dollar savings.”&nbsp;Before the announcement was made, the DOGE website listed $175 billion in savings. This comes down to roughly $1,087 per US taxpayer.&nbsp;In another presentation for SpaceX, Musk talked about his company's plans to go to Mars, where the black mark was clearly visible.&nbsp;Meanwhile, people asked about his black eye on social media, with one saying, “What happened to Elon, appears he has a black eye on his right.”&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Elon Musk had a black eye at the Oval press conference, amid talks about his use of drugs during Trumpd political campaign and in the 129 days he worked for him. 

Elon Musk shocked reporters as he was seen with a black eye during his farewell event at the White House. On Friday, US President Donald Trump and the SpaceX CEO held a press conference at the Oval Office and informed reporters about his departure as a "special government employee." Everyone noticed Musk's black eye, and later he told them what had happened. During the slew of questions and answers, Trump was asked about French President Emmanuel Macron receiving a shove on the face from his wife Brigitte as they exited a plane in Vietnam. The president admitted he didn't know "what that was all about", but advised the couple to "make sure the door remains closed." Musk interjected and pointed towards his face and said, “I’ve got a little shiner here." Also Read: Elon Musk allegedly used drugs including ecstasy, psychedelic mushrooms while working for Trump He told the reporters that the black eye was courtesy of his 5-year-old son X. "I wasn’t anywhere near France,” Musk said. "I was just horsing around with Little X, and I said, ‘Go ahead, punch me in the face,’ and he did." “Turns out even a five-year-old punching you in the face … ” he started to say, but stopped without finishing the line. Musk's time at the White House ended 130 days after Trump took over as president again, as his status as a special employee allowed him to stay in office for only this particular length of time. He led the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), with the aim of cutting down on government expenses. He hopes to save $2 trillion as part of his efforts. Musk talks about colonising Mars Musk's plans of putting humans on Mars also came up at the White House press conference. A reporter asked, “What do you think would be easier, colonising Mars or making the government efficient?” “It’s a tough call, but I think colonising Mars and making life multiplanetary is harder,” Musk replied. But he is optimistic about financial efficiency as well. “We do expect to achieve, over time, the trillion-dollar savings.” Before the announcement was made, the DOGE website listed $175 billion in savings. This comes down to roughly $1,087 per US taxpayer. In another presentation for SpaceX, Musk talked about his company's plans to go to Mars, where the black mark was clearly visible. Meanwhile, people asked about his black eye on social media, with one saying, “What happened to Elon, appears he has a black eye on his right.”

Elon Musk had a black eye at the Oval press conference, amid talks about his use of drugs during Trump's political campaign and in the 129 days he worked for him.&nbsp;

'Go ahead, punch me...': Musk reveals who gave him the black eye seen at his White House farewell

Faizan Zaki, a 13-year-old prodigy from Texas, made history on Friday, May 30, by winning the prestigious 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee. He emerged victorious after defeating 242 other talented competitors and spelling éclaircissement correctly.&nbsp; &nbsp;Zaki's remarkable win was announced on the official Instagram handle of the competition. Sharing a photo of the young champion from his winning moment, they captioned the post as, "Faizan Zaki, representing the Dallas Sports Commission, has done it! He is your 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee Champion! One of the most unforgettable performances in the 100-year history of the Bee! His winning word: éclaircissement.'' &nbsp;Along with the Scripps Cup, Zaki received $50,000 in cash and an honorary medal. &nbsp;Meanwhile, Sarvadnya Kadam was named the runner-up in this year’s competition. Hailing from California, she received $ 25,000, and Sarv Dharavane from Georgia came third in the contest. He received $15,000 as a prize.After winning the competition, Zaki said, “I can’t describe it. It’s so amazing, getting to this point. Winning? I never expected this.” &nbsp;<h2>Who is Faizan Zaki? &nbsp;</h2>Faizan Zaki is a 7th-grade student at C.M. Rice Middle School in Dallas, Texas. He represented the Dallas Sports Commission in the competition. &nbsp;His journey to the championship wasn’t easy. Zaki had participated in the Scripps National Spelling Bee three times previously; unfortunately, he was not able to clinch the win. &nbsp;In 2024, he lost the trophy to fellow Indian-American Bruhat Soma after he misspelt a word in a hurry. &nbsp;With this year’s win, Zaki is now one of only five contestants in the Bee’s history to win the championship after finishing as a runner-up the previous year. &nbsp;He first entered the competition in 2019 when he was only seven years old, one of the youngest contestants in bee history. &nbsp;After finishing in 370th place, he competed again in 2023 and 2024. Zaki hails from Texas and has roots in Hyderabad, India. &nbsp;

Who is Faizan Zaki? A 13-year-old Indian-American Spelling Bee 2025 winner

Faizan Zaki, a 13-year-old prodigy from Texas, made history on Friday, May 30, by winning the prestigious 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee. He emerged victorious after defeating 242 other talented competitors and spelling éclaircissement correctly. Zaki's remarkable win was announced on the official Instagram handle of the competition. Sharing a photo of the young champion from his winning moment, they captioned the post as, "Faizan Zaki, representing the Dallas Sports Commission, has done it! He is your 2025 Scripps National Spelling Bee Champion! One of the most unforgettable performances in the 100-year history of the Bee! His winning word: éclaircissement.'' Along with the Scripps Cup, Zaki received $50,000 in cash and an honorary medal. Meanwhile, Sarvadnya Kadam was named the runner-up in this year’s competition. Hailing from California, she received $ 25,000, and Sarv Dharavane from Georgia came third in the contest. He received $15,000 as a prize. After winning the competition, Zaki said, “I can’t describe it. It’s so amazing, getting to this point. Winning? I never expected this.” Who is Faizan Zaki? Faizan Zaki is a 7th-grade student at C.M. Rice Middle School in Dallas, Texas. He represented the Dallas Sports Commission in the competition. His journey to the championship wasn’t easy. Zaki had participated in the Scripps National Spelling Bee three times previously; unfortunately, he was not able to clinch the win. In 2024, he lost the trophy to fellow Indian-American Bruhat Soma after he misspelt a word in a hurry. With this year’s win, Zaki is now one of only five contestants in the Bee’s history to win the championship after finishing as a runner-up the previous year. He first entered the competition in 2019 when he was only seven years old, one of the youngest contestants in bee history. After finishing in 370th place, he competed again in 2023 and 2024. Zaki hails from Texas and has roots in Hyderabad, India.

Faizan Zaki is a 7th-grade student at C.M. Rice Middle School in Dallas, Texas. He represented the Dallas Sports Commission in the competition.

A new scientific study has warned that the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) region could lose up to 75 per cent of its glacier ice by 2100 if global temperatures rise by 2 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels. The region is the primary source of major river systems and supports nearly two billion people across Asia.&nbsp;The findings, published in the Journal Science, highlight the importance of limiting warming under the Paris Agreement targets. The study also shows that if warming is kept to 1.5 degree celsius, 40–45 per cent of glacier ice in the Himalayas and the Caucasus could still be saved.<h2>Global glacier loss worsens with warming</h2>Globally, not more than 24 per cent of glacier ice would remain if temperatures rise to 2.7 degree Celsius, the path projected under current climate policies. In contrast, if we succeed in holding warming to 1.5 degree celsius, we could preserve 54 per cent of current glacier mass worldwide.&nbsp;Regions such as the European Alps, North American Rockies, and Iceland which are critical to human populations are particularly vulnerable. At 2 degree celsius warming, these areas could retain not more than just 10–15 per cent of their 2020 glacier volumes. The most concerning part is that Scandinavia could lose all glacier ice entirely.<h2>Long-term effects will persist</h2>Researchers emphasise that even if global temperatures stabilise, the loss of glacier will still continue for decades. It will over centuries for glaciers to slowly retreat to higher altitudes, before they can reach a new balance.&nbsp;A team of about 21 scientists from 10 countries used eight glacier models to assess over 200,000 glaciers under various warming scenarios. The study is released at a crucial time when the UN’s first conference on glaciers in Dushanbe is ongoing. It is bein attended by over 50 countries.&nbsp;

 The Hindu Kush Himalaya region spans over eight countries and is also the home to some of the world’s largest glaciers outside the polar areas. 

A new scientific study has warned that the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) region could lose up to 75 per cent of its glacier ice by 2100 if global temperatures rise by 2 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels. The region is the primary source of major river systems and supports nearly two billion people across Asia. The findings, published in the Journal Science, highlight the importance of limiting warming under the Paris Agreement targets. The study also shows that if warming is kept to 1.5 degree celsius, 40–45 per cent of glacier ice in the Himalayas and the Caucasus could still be saved. Global glacier loss worsens with warming Globally, not more than 24 per cent of glacier ice would remain if temperatures rise to 2.7 degree Celsius, the path projected under current climate policies. In contrast, if we succeed in holding warming to 1.5 degree celsius, we could preserve 54 per cent of current glacier mass worldwide. Regions such as the European Alps, North American Rockies, and Iceland which are critical to human populations are particularly vulnerable. At 2 degree celsius warming, these areas could retain not more than just 10–15 per cent of their 2020 glacier volumes. The most concerning part is that Scandinavia could lose all glacier ice entirely. Long-term effects will persist Researchers emphasise that even if global temperatures stabilise, the loss of glacier will still continue for decades. It will over centuries for glaciers to slowly retreat to higher altitudes, before they can reach a new balance. A team of about 21 scientists from 10 countries used eight glacier models to assess over 200,000 glaciers under various warming scenarios. The study is released at a crucial time when the UN’s first conference on glaciers in Dushanbe is ongoing. It is bein attended by over 50 countries.

The Hindu Kush region spans over eight countries and is also the home to some of the world’s largest glaciers outside the polar areas.&nbsp;

75% of Hindu Kush Himalayan glaciers may vanish by century’s end: Study

A man went berserk on an American Airlines flight recently, taking off his shirt and dragging an attendant up the aisle, People reported. The Kansas man has been arrested and is facing charges for his actions. Passengers who witnessed the incident revealed that the man was talking incoherently and continued to act in a strange manner after he was restrained.&nbsp;The flight had left Bradley International Airport in Hartford, Connecticut, for Chicago. About 30 minutes later, Julius Jordan Priester assaulted a flight attendant, according to a statement from the Department of Justice.&nbsp;Passengers were shocked to see Priester get up and take off his shirt. He then raced towards the end of the plane and yelled, "Help Me." Priester then turned towards a flight attendant who was seated in her seat, grabbed her and shouted, "you’re coming with me."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/florida-woman-abuses-child-who-called-her-fat-on-plane-1748502017077">'Whipped the s**t out of the kid': Woman bangs child's head into plane window for calling her fat</a>&nbsp;<h2>Man dragged flight attendant</h2>&nbsp;He got hold of the attendant and tried to drag her up the aisle. Horrified passengers quickly intervened and saved the attendant from Priester. They restrained him and got him back into his seat. Witnesses said that he continued to act in a weird manner throughout the flight.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/aisle-lice-passengers-on-plane-in-rush-to-get-off-turkey-fine-1748422803172">Are you an aisle lice? THIS country will punish those who stand up too early to get off the plane</a>&nbsp;Meanwhile, the pilot was informed about the security situation and declared an emergency are turned the flight around. The Connecticut State Police reached the airport and arrested Priester.He was then taken to a hospital to assess his medical situation, according to the statement. The matter is being investigated by the FBI and Connecticut State Police.&nbsp;Priester will be presented for a bond hearing on May 30. He faces up to 20 years in prison for interfering with flight crew members and attendants. &nbsp;

A man on an American Airlines flight from Connecticut assaulted a flight attendant, giving passengers a major scare, after which the plane was turned around.

A man went berserk on an American Airlines flight recently, taking off his shirt and dragging an attendant up the aisle, People reported. The Kansas man has been arrested and is facing charges for his actions. Passengers who witnessed the incident revealed that the man was talking incoherently and continued to act in a strange manner after he was restrained. The flight had left Bradley International Airport in Hartford, Connecticut, for Chicago. About 30 minutes later, Julius Jordan Priester assaulted a flight attendant, according to a statement from the Department of Justice. Passengers were shocked to see Priester get up and take off his shirt. He then raced towards the end of the plane and yelled, "Help Me." Priester then turned towards a flight attendant who was seated in her seat, grabbed her and shouted, "you’re coming with me." Also Read: 'Whipped the s**t out of the kid': Woman bangs child's head into plane window for calling her fat Man dragged flight attendant He got hold of the attendant and tried to drag her up the aisle. Horrified passengers quickly intervened and saved the attendant from Priester. They restrained him and got him back into his seat. Witnesses said that he continued to act in a weird manner throughout the flight. Also Read: Are you an aisle lice? THIS country will punish those who stand up too early to get off the plane Meanwhile, the pilot was informed about the security situation and declared an emergency are turned the flight around. The Connecticut State Police reached the airport and arrested Priester. He was then taken to a hospital to assess his medical situation, according to the statement. The matter is being investigated by the FBI and Connecticut State Police. Priester will be presented for a bond hearing on May 30. He faces up to 20 years in prison for interfering with flight crew members and attendants.

A man on an American Airlines flight from Connecticut assaulted a flight attendant, giving passengers a major scare, after which the plane was turned around.

'Help me', shouts man on American Airlines flight; removes clothes and drags flight attendant

Tiger parks are extremely popular in Thailand. However, they have often invited criticism with claims that the animals are drugged to keep them tame so that they do not become aggressive. Recently, one tiger decided to turn things around and attacked a visitor who was walking it around.&nbsp;A terrifying video shows a big tiger lunging at the Indian man as he pats it on the back and then decides to put his arm around it for a photo. Everything goes blurry as only the sound of the man screaming can be heard for several seconds. The tamer can also be heard trying to control the tiger. The condition of the man is unknown.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/hand-of-god-ultrasound-protecting-unborn-baby-with-heart-defect-1748575947368">Mother says she saw God protecting her unborn baby with heart condition in ultrasound</a>&nbsp;The post that appeared on X, had the caption, "Apparently an Indian man attacked by a tiger in Thailand. This is one of those places where they keep tigers like pets and people can take selfies, feed them etc etc.?"<h2>&nbsp;</h2><h2>Tiger parks in Thailand</h2>&nbsp;The incident is believed to have happened at a tiger park in Phuket. The place lets visitors enter tiger enclosures where they can touch the animals. There are trainers inside for safety purposes who direct people on how to pose with the animals, and what to do and what not to do. People can choose from a range of tigers - a baby tiger, a young tiger, a medium-sized tiger and the biggest one.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/ai-video-of-women-google-veo-3-1748497674146">'It's over for humanity': 'Creepy' video of two women is hiding something sinister</a>&nbsp;The incident has once again triggered the debate on these tiger spaces in Thailand, which have often courted controversy and raised ethical concerns. Animal rights activists say that the tigers are drugged to keep them meek so that they do not threaten visitor safety. These tiger parks are a huge attraction in the country and charge enormous amounts for tickets.&nbsp;Meanwhile, people on social media gave their own take on the incident. One of them said that the tiger attacked the man because he ignored the direction not to touch the animal above the mentioned body area.&nbsp;Another said the scary video led them to think that it could have been them there. "These wild animals are heavily drugged to appear docile, but their true nature cannot be tamed. As the sedation fades, a tiger can turn violent, posing a grave threat," the user said.&nbsp;Tiger parks in Thailand are spread in Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Bangkok and other places.&nbsp;

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An Indian man was attacked by a tiger at a popular attraction in Thailand. A video shows the animal lunging at the man as he screams for several seconds. 

Tiger parks are extremely popular in Thailand. However, they have often invited criticism with claims that the animals are drugged to keep them tame so that they do not become aggressive. Recently, one tiger decided to turn things around and attacked a visitor who was walking it around. A terrifying video shows a big tiger lunging at the Indian man as he pats it on the back and then decides to put his arm around it for a photo. Everything goes blurry as only the sound of the man screaming can be heard for several seconds. The tamer can also be heard trying to control the tiger. The condition of the man is unknown. Also Read: Mother says she saw God protecting her unborn baby with heart condition in ultrasound The post that appeared on X, had the caption, "Apparently an Indian man attacked by a tiger in Thailand. This is one of those places where they keep tigers like pets and people can take selfies, feed them etc etc.?" Tiger parks in Thailand The incident is believed to have happened at a tiger park in Phuket. The place lets visitors enter tiger enclosures where they can touch the animals. There are trainers inside for safety purposes who direct people on how to pose with the animals, and what to do and what not to do. People can choose from a range of tigers - a baby tiger, a young tiger, a medium-sized tiger and the biggest one. Also Read: 'It's over for humanity': 'Creepy' video of two women is hiding something sinister The incident has once again triggered the debate on these tiger spaces in Thailand, which have often courted controversy and raised ethical concerns. Animal rights activists say that the tigers are drugged to keep them meek so that they do not threaten visitor safety. These tiger parks are a huge attraction in the country and charge enormous amounts for tickets. Meanwhile, people on social media gave their own take on the incident. One of them said that the tiger attacked the man because he ignored the direction not to touch the animal above the mentioned body area. Another said the scary video led them to think that it could have been them there. "These wild animals are heavily drugged to appear docile, but their true nature cannot be tamed. As the sedation fades, a tiger can turn violent, posing a grave threat," the user said. Tiger parks in Thailand are spread in Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Bangkok and other places.

An Indian man was attacked by a tiger at a popular attraction in Thailand. A video shows the animal lunging at the man as he screams for several seconds.&nbsp;

Indian man walking a tiger caught unawares as the animal charges at him at popular Thailand attraction

Did you know who the youngest billionaire in the world is? It’s Johannes von Baumbach (19), who inherited his wealth from his affluent family. Accumulating billions is a lifelong goal for many, but a few individuals are born into vast fortunes, inheriting billions at a young age. This list, compiled from Forbes data, showcases the youngest billionaires in the world as of 2025. Johannes von Baumbach (age: 19 | net worth: $5.6 billion) &nbsp;The youngest billionaire! Johannes is an heir to Boehringer Ingelheim, a major German pharmaceutical company. Not much is publicly known about this billionaire family, but Johannes has three siblings - ages 23, 25 and 27 - each reportedly worth $5.4 billion, as per Forbes. &nbsp;Lívia Voigt de Assis (age: 20 | net worth: $1.2 Billion) &nbsp;Voigt, 20, is one of the largest individual shareholders in WEG, the largest manufacturer of electrical motors in Latin America. The company was cofounded by her grandfather, Werner Ricardo Voigt. &nbsp;Clemente Del Vecchio (age: 20 | net worth: $6.6 Billion) &nbsp;Vecchio is one of the six children of Leonardo Del Vecchio, the founder of Essilor Luxottica, the world's largest eyeglasses firm. He inherited a 12.5 % stake in the company. &nbsp;Kim Jung-youn (age: 21 | net worth: $1.3 billion) &nbsp;Gaming heiress Kim Jung-youn, the youngest daughter of the late Kim Jung-ju, inherited a significant stake from their father 's company Nexon. She's not at all involved in Nexon's operation. &nbsp;Kevin David Lehmann (age: 22 | net worth: $4.2 billion) &nbsp;Lehmann inherited a huge amount of money after his father made him the owner of a 50% stake in dm (Drogerie Markt), Germany’s leading drugstore chain with over 3,700 locations. He has not been operationally involved in the chain. Franz von Baumbach (age: 23 | net worth: 5.6 billion) &nbsp;Baumbach is an heir to the Boehringer Ingelheim fortune and is currently the owner of 5.6 billion. The company is known for its well-known names in the pharmaceutical industry. &nbsp;Kim Jung-min (age: 23 | net worth: 5.6 billion) &nbsp;Sister to Kim Jung-youn, Jung-min inherited a large stake in NXC, the holding company for Nexon. &nbsp;The sisters inherited a huge bulk of money after their father, Kim Jung-ju, passed away in 2022. &nbsp;Luca Del Vecchio (age: 23 | net worth: $6.5 billion) &nbsp;Vecchio, along with his brother and half-brother, is among the youngest billionaires thanks to minority stakes in the eyeglasses behemoth Essilor Luxottica and other family-held ventures.&nbsp;

Meet the world’s youngest billionaires in 2025 - and one is only 19 years old

Did you know who the youngest billionaire in the world is? It’s Johannes von Baumbach (19), who inherited his wealth from his affluent family. Accumulating billions is a lifelong goal for many, but a few individuals are born into vast fortunes, inheriting billions at a young age. This list, compiled from Forbes data, showcases the youngest billionaires in the world as of 2025. Johannes von Baumbach (age: 19 | net worth: $5.6 billion) The youngest billionaire! Johannes is an heir to Boehringer Ingelheim, a major German pharmaceutical company. Not much is publicly known about this billionaire family, but Johannes has three siblings - ages 23, 25 and 27 - each reportedly worth $5.4 billion, as per Forbes. Lívia Voigt de Assis (age: 20 | net worth: $1.2 Billion) Voigt, 20, is one of the largest individual shareholders in WEG, the largest manufacturer of electrical motors in Latin America. The company was cofounded by her grandfather, Werner Ricardo Voigt. Clemente Del Vecchio (age: 20 | net worth: $6.6 Billion) Vecchio is one of the six children of Leonardo Del Vecchio, the founder of Essilor Luxottica, the world's largest eyeglasses firm. He inherited a 12.5 % stake in the company. Kim Jung-youn (age: 21 | net worth: $1.3 billion) Gaming heiress Kim Jung-youn, the youngest daughter of the late Kim Jung-ju, inherited a significant stake from their father 's company Nexon. She's not at all involved in Nexon's operation. Kevin David Lehmann (age: 22 | net worth: $4.2 billion) Lehmann inherited a huge amount of money after his father made him the owner of a 50% stake in dm (Drogerie Markt), Germany’s leading drugstore chain with over 3,700 locations. He has not been operationally involved in the chain. Franz von Baumbach (age: 23 | net worth: 5.6 billion) Baumbach is an heir to the Boehringer Ingelheim fortune and is currently the owner of 5.6 billion. The company is known for its well-known names in the pharmaceutical industry. Kim Jung-min (age: 23 | net worth: 5.6 billion) Sister to Kim Jung-youn, Jung-min inherited a large stake in NXC, the holding company for Nexon. The sisters inherited a huge bulk of money after their father, Kim Jung-ju, passed away in 2022. Luca Del Vecchio (age: 23 | net worth: $6.5 billion) Vecchio, along with his brother and half-brother, is among the youngest billionaires thanks to minority stakes in the eyeglasses behemoth Essilor Luxottica and other family-held ventures.

Accumulating billions is a lifelong goal for many, but a few individuals are born into vast fortunes, inheriting billions at a young age. Check the list.&nbsp;

The universe has fascinated humans for hundreds of years. In the quest to know what's out there, man has built telescopes that not only peer into deep space from the ground but also from high above Earth. Our planet is the only one where life exists, but does that mean no one else is out there?&nbsp;Our solar system itself has seven other planets, but none support life today. Mars has intrigued scientists who think it hosted life billions of years ago. But something changed all that.&nbsp;Meanwhile, Earth is not the only blue planet in the solar system. Uranus, the seventh planet from the sun, is also blue. But it is highly toxic. It has an icy atmosphere filled with hydrogen sulfide, helium and methane. It doesn't have a surface and smells extremely bad.What would happen if humans ever decided to visit Uranus? They will die.&nbsp;<h2>Video explains what 5 seconds on Uranus can do to humans</h2>&nbsp;A YouTube video by What If shows an extremely realistic and terrifying simulation showing everything humans can expect when visiting Uranus. In fact, we won't last even five seconds on the toxic blue planet. The trip would have one tumble and even swim in the atmosphere.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/deep-space-radio-signals-cosmic-mystery-object-pulsar-magnetar-1748517706567">44 minutes apart, 2 minutes every time: Something from deep space is sending signals to Earth</a>&nbsp;Since there is no surface, you won't hit anything. You will also get caught in a storm of diamonds with winds blowing at a speed of 900 km/h. That's three and a half times stronger than a category five hurricane, the channel says.&nbsp;Methane is what gives Uranus its bluish-green hue, and the deadly gas turns into diamonds under extreme pressure, the channel says.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/why-do-the-universe-and-humans-exist-1747819172872">Two teams, 9,650 km apart, in race to reveal the reason for the existence of the universe</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;The first hurdle is Uranus's 13 dusty rings. Upon crossing them, you'll get close to Uranus, where the temperature is a freezing - 224 degrees C. Death is imminent, but here's how the journey would unfold. You'll get caught in the clouds that are "partially made up of hydrogen sulfide", according to What If Science. Inhaling them would result in instant death.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/discovery-of-a-perfect-sphere-glowing-in-milky-way-poses-several-questions-1747738202216">Discovery of a perfect sphere glowing in Milky Way poses several questions</a>&nbsp;Then you will tumble down a mix of 82 per cent hydrogen, 15 per cent helium, and methane. You'll soon stop falling and start swimming. Also, expect to get caught in diamond rain.&nbsp;Next comes the planet's mantle, and you won't be able to move here because of the forces exerted by water, ammonia and methane ice. It will get extremely dark, and the pressure is 100 times more than that of Earth's sea level. You will be squished, and the carbon remains might turn into diamonds.&nbsp;

If humans ever decide to visit Uranus, they would die within five seconds. It would be quite a catastrophic journey before they meet their diamond-filled end.

The universe has fascinated humans for hundreds of years. In the quest to know what's out there, man has built telescopes that not only peer into deep space from the ground but also from high above Earth. Our planet is the only one where life exists, but does that mean no one else is out there? Our solar system itself has seven other planets, but none support life today. Mars has intrigued scientists who think it hosted life billions of years ago. But something changed all that. Meanwhile, Earth is not the only blue planet in the solar system. Uranus, the seventh planet from the sun, is also blue. But it is highly toxic. It has an icy atmosphere filled with hydrogen sulfide, helium and methane. It doesn't have a surface and smells extremely bad. What would happen if humans ever decided to visit Uranus? They will die. Video explains what 5 seconds on Uranus can do to humans A YouTube video by What If shows an extremely realistic and terrifying simulation showing everything humans can expect when visiting Uranus. In fact, we won't last even five seconds on the toxic blue planet. The trip would have one tumble and even swim in the atmosphere. Also Read: 44 minutes apart, 2 minutes every time: Something from deep space is sending signals to Earth Since there is no surface, you won't hit anything. You will also get caught in a storm of diamonds with winds blowing at a speed of 900 km/h. That's three and a half times stronger than a category five hurricane, the channel says. Methane is what gives Uranus its bluish-green hue, and the deadly gas turns into diamonds under extreme pressure, the channel says. Also Read: Two teams, 9,650 km apart, in race to reveal the reason for the existence of the universe The first hurdle is Uranus's 13 dusty rings. Upon crossing them, you'll get close to Uranus, where the temperature is a freezing - 224 degrees C. Death is imminent, but here's how the journey would unfold. You'll get caught in the clouds that are "partially made up of hydrogen sulfide", according to What If Science. Inhaling them would result in instant death. Also Read: Discovery of a perfect sphere glowing in Milky Way poses several questions Then you will tumble down a mix of 82 per cent hydrogen, 15 per cent helium, and methane. You'll soon stop falling and start swimming. Also, expect to get caught in diamond rain. Next comes the planet's mantle, and you won't be able to move here because of the forces exerted by water, ammonia and methane ice. It will get extremely dark, and the pressure is 100 times more than that of Earth's sea level. You will be squished, and the carbon remains might turn into diamonds.

If humans ever decide to visit Uranus, they would die within five seconds. It would be quite a catastrophic journey before they meet their diamond-filled end.

Humans will turn into diamonds on Uranus, simulation depicts a violent 5-second scenario

Starbase, SpaceX's town in Texas, might soon oust several residents from their properties. According to a notice, residents may lose the right to continue using their property as they do today, according to a memo, CNBC reported. The company town is considering a new zoning ordinance and citywide map, as per the notice.&nbsp;It further proposes that Starbase would become a “Mixed Use District,” with “residential, office, retail, and small-scale service" uses of properties. The report suggests that a public hearing is being planned for June 23, where the proposed zoning will be discussed, along with a new map for the town.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/deep-space-radio-signals-cosmic-mystery-object-pulsar-magnetar-1748517706567">44 minutes apart, 2 minutes every time: Something from deep space is sending signals to Earth</a>&nbsp;Kent Myers, the new city administrator for Starbase, informed about the meeting, according to ValleyCentral.com.&nbsp;<h2>SpaceX officials run the town of Starbase</h2>&nbsp;Stabase was officially turned into a "type-C municipal corporation" earlier this month. The change was done after Elon Musk’s aerospace and defence contractor won a local election. All officials running the town are either current SpaceX employees or former staff.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/venus-asteroids-earth-nuclear-bomb-nasa-warning-1748417986834">Evil twin? Venus sheltering 'invisible' asteroids that can wipe off humanity with a minuscule change in course</a>&nbsp;It currently has 500 people, of whom 260 are direct employees of SpaceX. The rest are all related to the staff members of the space tech company. The company owns 1.6 square miles of land in Starbase, but the main attraction here is the launch facility from which SpaceX tests its huge rocket, Starship.&nbsp;<h2>Why does SpaceX have an entire town?</h2>&nbsp;Having a town dedicated to the company on the Texas Gulf Coast lets SpaceX build and test the rocket without the need for any permissions. Its first city commission meeting is scheduled for Thursday. Notably, on Tuesday (May 27), a Starship rocket exploded during a test launch, the third time in a row. According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), there were "no reports of public injury or damage to public property".&nbsp;Starship's ninth test flight saw the vehicle break up over the Indian Ocean 46 minutes after launch. Its eighth flight also exploded in March, and the seventh one also failed in January.&nbsp;Notably, Starship has gained permission from the FAA to increase its launches per year from five to 25. The rocket has been designed to carry 100 people to Mars as part of Musk's vision for future humans. He has his eyes set on sending humans to the red planet and is planning to build a colony there. As per reports, he wants to land the first humans on Mars early next decade. &nbsp;

Residents of Starbase might soon have to forego certain rights over their properties. SpaceX employees run the town of Starbase.

Starbase, SpaceX's town in Texas, might soon oust several residents from their properties. According to a notice, residents may lose the right to continue using their property as they do today, according to a memo, CNBC reported. The company town is considering a new zoning ordinance and citywide map, as per the notice. It further proposes that Starbase would become a “Mixed Use District,” with “residential, office, retail, and small-scale service" uses of properties. The report suggests that a public hearing is being planned for June 23, where the proposed zoning will be discussed, along with a new map for the town. Also Read: 44 minutes apart, 2 minutes every time: Something from deep space is sending signals to Earth Kent Myers, the new city administrator for Starbase, informed about the meeting, according to ValleyCentral.com. SpaceX officials run the town of Starbase Stabase was officially turned into a "type-C municipal corporation" earlier this month. The change was done after Elon Musk’s aerospace and defence contractor won a local election. All officials running the town are either current SpaceX employees or former staff. Also Read: Evil twin? Venus sheltering 'invisible' asteroids that can wipe off humanity with a minuscule change in course It currently has 500 people, of whom 260 are direct employees of SpaceX. The rest are all related to the staff members of the space tech company. The company owns 1.6 square miles of land in Starbase, but the main attraction here is the launch facility from which SpaceX tests its huge rocket, Starship. Why does SpaceX have an entire town? Having a town dedicated to the company on the Texas Gulf Coast lets SpaceX build and test the rocket without the need for any permissions. Its first city commission meeting is scheduled for Thursday. Notably, on Tuesday (May 27), a Starship rocket exploded during a test launch, the third time in a row. According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), there were "no reports of public injury or damage to public property". Starship's ninth test flight saw the vehicle break up over the Indian Ocean 46 minutes after launch. Its eighth flight also exploded in March, and the seventh one also failed in January. Notably, Starship has gained permission from the FAA to increase its launches per year from five to 25. The rocket has been designed to carry 100 people to Mars as part of Musk's vision for future humans. He has his eyes set on sending humans to the red planet and is planning to build a colony there. As per reports, he wants to land the first humans on Mars early next decade.

Residents of Starbase might soon have to forego certain rights over their properties. SpaceX employees run the town of Starbase.

SpaceX employees run this town which might soon have new rules and a new map

India's weather agency, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Delhi and the National Capital Region, warning that citizens can expect stormy weather on Friday (May 30).Meanwhile, a red alert has been issued for eight districts of Kerala. The IMD has predicted that isolated places in the southern Indian state will experience heavy rainfall over the next three to four days.<h2>Delhi 'orange alert'</h2>The IMD, in its weather alert for the region, has warned of thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds reaching speeds of 50-60 km/h.As per the forecast, partly cloudy skies are expected to persist throughout the day, with light to moderate rains across various parts of the city. The temperatures today are expected to hover between a high of 36 and 38 degrees Celsius, while the minimum may range from 26 to 28 degrees Celsius.Previously, a yellow alert was issued for the capital region but was later upgraded to orange following observations of intensified weather activity. On Thursday, parts of Delhi experienced light showers and strong winds reaching up to 60 km/hr. Today (Friday, May 30) could potentially register stronger winds of up to 70 km/hr, said the IMD. The weather agency also warned of waterlogging, traffic disruptions, and minor damage to infrastructure.<h2>What do orange alert and red alert mean?</h2>An orange alert signifies potentially severe weather conditions that could impact normal life. It urges people to stay cautious and take necessary precautions. This alert is sounded when heavy rainfall, typically exceeding 115.6 mm and up to 204.4 mm, is expected.Meanwhile, a red alert is IMD's most severe weather warning. It indicates a rainfall of over 204.5 mm within 24 hours. It warns of a potential threat to life and property, with the potential for widespread flooding, disruption of essential services, and the likelihood of evacuation orders.<h2>When will monsoon hit Delhi?</h2>Typically, the monsoon in Delhi happens around the 27th; however, it is expected that, like Kerala and Maharashtra, the region might experience an early onset. IMD is yet to make a prediction but said, "We are closely monitoring the progress".Already, in May, Delhi has witnessed an unprecedented 186.4 mm of rainfall, making it the wettest May on record for the city.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Meanwhile, a red alert has been issued for eight districts of Kerala. The IMD has predicted that isolated places in the southern Indian state will experience heavy rainfall over the next three to four days.

India's weather agency, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Delhi and the National Capital Region, warning that citizens can expect stormy weather on Friday (May 30). Meanwhile, a red alert has been issued for eight districts of Kerala. The IMD has predicted that isolated places in the southern Indian state will experience heavy rainfall over the next three to four days. Delhi 'orange alert' The IMD, in its weather alert for the region, has warned of thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds reaching speeds of 50-60 km/h. As per the forecast, partly cloudy skies are expected to persist throughout the day, with light to moderate rains across various parts of the city. The temperatures today are expected to hover between a high of 36 and 38 degrees Celsius, while the minimum may range from 26 to 28 degrees Celsius. Previously, a yellow alert was issued for the capital region but was later upgraded to orange following observations of intensified weather activity. On Thursday, parts of Delhi experienced light showers and strong winds reaching up to 60 km/hr. Today (Friday, May 30) could potentially register stronger winds of up to 70 km/hr, said the IMD. The weather agency also warned of waterlogging, traffic disruptions, and minor damage to infrastructure. What do orange alert and red alert mean? An orange alert signifies potentially severe weather conditions that could impact normal life. It urges people to stay cautious and take necessary precautions. This alert is sounded when heavy rainfall, typically exceeding 115.6 mm and up to 204.4 mm, is expected. Meanwhile, a red alert is IMD's most severe weather warning. It indicates a rainfall of over 204.5 mm within 24 hours. It warns of a potential threat to life and property, with the potential for widespread flooding, disruption of essential services, and the likelihood of evacuation orders. When will monsoon hit Delhi? Typically, the monsoon in Delhi happens around the 27th; however, it is expected that, like Kerala and Maharashtra, the region might experience an early onset. IMD is yet to make a prediction but said, "We are closely monitoring the progress". Already, in May, Delhi has witnessed an unprecedented 186.4 mm of rainfall, making it the wettest May on record for the city.

Meanwhile, a red alert has been issued for eight districts of Kerala. The IMD has predicted that isolated places in the southern Indian state will experience heavy rainfall over the next three to four days.

IMD issues orange alert for Delhi; red alert, heavy rainfall warning sounded for Kerala | Weather forecast here

A pregnant woman in the United States, says she saw "Hand Of God" in her baby's ultrasound. After she went for her 32-week scan, something strange showed up in the picture. Amanda Foster thinks that God was protecting her unborn son, who developed a heart condition early in the pregnancy.&nbsp;Foster shared her experience in a Facebook post, stating that ever since he was diagnosed with the problem, she has prayed for God to protect him, and says a prayer before every ultrasound in the doctor's room.&nbsp;The 33-year-old is eight months pregnant and says during her latest appointment, she saw God's hand caressing her unborn child. Her husband thinks it is God protecting their son following the heart diagnosis. She said that her younger daughter was the first to notice it and asked, "Whose hand is that?" Then her husband also saw it.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/prophecy-for-humans-from-ghost-baba-vanga-japan-operation-sindoor-1748429160925">Another dire prophecy for humans, this time from a GHOST. '...or Earth will die'</a>&nbsp;Foster wrote in the post that the wall that separates parts of the heart near the aorta had some kind of defect. The latter is responsible for carrying blood from the heart to the body, and the condition can prove life-threatening.&nbsp;So the couple says they started praying regularly. Later, when they checked with another doctor, the condition had disappeared.&nbsp;"We prayed and prayed along with several others. When we followed up with a specialist, it was gone," Foster wrote. She says now she "prays before every appointment."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/ai-video-of-women-google-veo-3-1748497674146">'It's over for humanity': 'Creepy' video of two women is hiding something sinister</a>&nbsp;The photo clearly shows something that looks like a hand on the baby's head, caressing the cheek. It has gone viral on the internet, but not everyone is convinced that there is some miracle going on.&nbsp;Several of them think that it is merely the baby's hand, which simply looks distorted and big in the ultrasound.&nbsp;<h2>Foster had lost a son to Potter's syndrome in her first pregnancy</h2>&nbsp;Foster also revealed how she had become disillusioned with God after losing her first child, a baby boy at 18 weeks to Potter's syndrome. She said she developed a deep resentment towards God after this incident. Doctors told her she might never have a healthy baby boy since Potter's syndrome might afflict other male foetuses she might bear.&nbsp;The mother had two daughters later on. However, she says that after she returned to praying to God in 2021, she became pregnant again and welcomed a healthy baby boy in 2022. So when she saw the "Hand of God" in the ultrasound, she believed it was God protecting her son, who had developed health issues.&nbsp;

A woman in the US thinks she saw Gods hand protecting her unborn son in an ultrasound photo. She shared that her baby had developed a heart condition, and she had been praying a lot to save him.

A pregnant woman in the United States, says she saw "Hand Of God" in her baby's ultrasound. After she went for her 32-week scan, something strange showed up in the picture. Amanda Foster thinks that God was protecting her unborn son, who developed a heart condition early in the pregnancy. Foster shared her experience in a Facebook post, stating that ever since he was diagnosed with the problem, she has prayed for God to protect him, and says a prayer before every ultrasound in the doctor's room. The 33-year-old is eight months pregnant and says during her latest appointment, she saw God's hand caressing her unborn child. Her husband thinks it is God protecting their son following the heart diagnosis. She said that her younger daughter was the first to notice it and asked, "Whose hand is that?" Then her husband also saw it. Also Read: Another dire prophecy for humans, this time from a GHOST. '...or Earth will die' Foster wrote in the post that the wall that separates parts of the heart near the aorta had some kind of defect. The latter is responsible for carrying blood from the heart to the body, and the condition can prove life-threatening. So the couple says they started praying regularly. Later, when they checked with another doctor, the condition had disappeared. "We prayed and prayed along with several others. When we followed up with a specialist, it was gone," Foster wrote. She says now she "prays before every appointment." Also Read: 'It's over for humanity': 'Creepy' video of two women is hiding something sinister The photo clearly shows something that looks like a hand on the baby's head, caressing the cheek. It has gone viral on the internet, but not everyone is convinced that there is some miracle going on. Several of them think that it is merely the baby's hand, which simply looks distorted and big in the ultrasound. Foster had lost a son to Potter's syndrome in her first pregnancy Foster also revealed how she had become disillusioned with God after losing her first child, a baby boy at 18 weeks to Potter's syndrome. She said she developed a deep resentment towards God after this incident. Doctors told her she might never have a healthy baby boy since Potter's syndrome might afflict other male foetuses she might bear. The mother had two daughters later on. However, she says that after she returned to praying to God in 2021, she became pregnant again and welcomed a healthy baby boy in 2022. So when she saw the "Hand of God" in the ultrasound, she believed it was God protecting her son, who had developed health issues.

A woman in the US thinks she saw God's hand protecting her unborn son in an ultrasound photo. She shared that her baby had developed a heart condition, and she had been praying a lot to save him.

Mother says she saw God protecting her unborn baby with heart condition in ultrasound

An illegal immigrant has been detained in the United States for threatening to kill "precious president" Donald Trump. The undocumented migrant, in a letter to a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer, said he would kill the President of the United States for deporting his family to Mexico.The "illegal alien" has been identified as Ramon Morales Reyes.<h2>Shoot your 'precious president'</h2>In a letter sent to an unidentified ICE officer on May 21, Ramon Morales Reyes threatened to shoot Trump, whom he referred to as "your precious president", in the head, menacingly warning, "I will see him at one of his big ralleys (rallies)."The undocumented migrant in his letter claimed that Trump was "messing with us Mexicans" and that they've "done more for this country than you white people"."You have been deporting my family, and I think it is time Donald J. Trump get(s) what he has coming to him".He said he would self-deport himself back to Mexico, "but not before I use my 30 yard 6 to shoot your precious president in his head".Here, the "self-deport" part appears to be a reference to an option given by the Trump administration to "illegal aliens", offering them $1,000 bonuses and paid travel for voluntarily leaving the US.<h2>Who is Ramon Morales Reyes?</h2>Ramon Morales Reyes is a 54-year-old man from Mexico who, as per reports, was residing in the US illegally.Amid US President Donald Trump's increasingly aggressive push for expelling illegal immigrants, members of Reyes's family were also deported.Reyes, who has a criminal record including multiple arrests, as per reports, tried to enter the US illegally nine times between 1998 and 2005. He had also been arrested for a felony hit-and-run.He is now in ICE detention in Wisconsin, pending deportation proceedings, said the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).Sharing a picture of Reyes and his letter on X, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said, "Thanks to our ICE officers, this illegal alien who threatened to assassinate President Trump is behind bars"."This threat comes not even a year after President Trump was shot in Butler, Pennsylvania, and less than two weeks after former FBI Director Comey called for the President's assassination," she noted.

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In a letter sent to an unidentified ICE officer on May 21, Ramon Morales Reyes threatened to shoot Trump, whom he referred to as "your precious president", in the head, menacingly warning, "I will see him at one of his big ralleys (rallies)."

An illegal immigrant has been detained in the United States for threatening to kill "precious president" Donald Trump. The undocumented migrant, in a letter to a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer, said he would kill the President of the United States for deporting his family to Mexico. The "illegal alien" has been identified as Ramon Morales Reyes. Shoot your 'precious president' In a letter sent to an unidentified ICE officer on May 21, Ramon Morales Reyes threatened to shoot Trump, whom he referred to as "your precious president", in the head, menacingly warning, "I will see him at one of his big ralleys (rallies)." The undocumented migrant in his letter claimed that Trump was "messing with us Mexicans" and that they've "done more for this country than you white people". "You have been deporting my family, and I think it is time Donald J. Trump get(s) what he has coming to him". He said he would self-deport himself back to Mexico, "but not before I use my 30 yard 6 to shoot your precious president in his head". Here, the "self-deport" part appears to be a reference to an option given by the Trump administration to "illegal aliens", offering them $1,000 bonuses and paid travel for voluntarily leaving the US. Who is Ramon Morales Reyes? Ramon Morales Reyes is a 54-year-old man from Mexico who, as per reports, was residing in the US illegally. Amid US President Donald Trump's increasingly aggressive push for expelling illegal immigrants, members of Reyes's family were also deported. Reyes, who has a criminal record including multiple arrests, as per reports, tried to enter the US illegally nine times between 1998 and 2005. He had also been arrested for a felony hit-and-run. He is now in ICE detention in Wisconsin, pending deportation proceedings, said the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Sharing a picture of Reyes and his letter on X, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said, "Thanks to our ICE officers, this illegal alien who threatened to assassinate President Trump is behind bars". "This threat comes not even a year after President Trump was shot in Butler, Pennsylvania, and less than two weeks after former FBI Director Comey called for the President's assassination," she noted.

In a letter sent to an unidentified ICE officer on May 21, Ramon Morales Reyes threatened to shoot Trump, whom he referred to as "your precious president", in the head, menacingly warning, "I will see him at one of his big ralleys (rallies)."

'Illegal alien' threatens to shoot 'precious president' Donald Trump in the head, arrested

In an unusual sight, a video posted on Instagram by a DJ, DJ AJ (@djajmumbai), has taken the internet by storm. The viral clip shows a 400-person Indian wedding procession taking over New York’s Wall Street.&nbsp;The footage captures people dancing in vibrant traditional attire, including lehengas, sarees, sherwanis, and kurta pajamas, creating a lively atmosphere in the iconic financial street of the world as the New York skyline is seen in the backdrop.&nbsp;Sharing the post, DJ AJ wrote, “We shut down Wall Street for a 400-person baraat—who would’ve ever thought?!”&nbsp;“Definitely a once-in-a-lifetime kind of magic,” he added.&nbsp;The clip features a remix version of the popular song ‘Empire State Of Mind’ by Jay-Z and Alicia Keys with a twist of Punjabi beats. In another clip, the massive crowd can be seen dancing to scores of Bollywood numbers.&nbsp;

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&nbsp;<h2>Social media reacts</h2>&nbsp;The video has been circulated widely on social media, as people pour in amused reactions and praising the Indian culture and weddings.&nbsp;Several social media users commented, “Amazing”, “superb”, and “crazy”.&nbsp;Talking about Indian weddings, a user said, “Indian marriages are beautiful and fun with full of music and emotions.”&nbsp;“Vibrant Indian culture. People all over the world want to see our Indian weddings. Enjoy guys, this is our beautiful India,” said another.&nbsp;“How much did it cost,” wondered one user.&nbsp;“Now Trump will apply baarat tax on Indians,” a user joked, referring to the recent tariff moves by US President Donald Trump.&nbsp;While a few users also criticised for blocking the road and playing loud music, some countered by saying they had taken permission for the massive wedding procession.

The footage captures people dancing in vibrant traditional attire, creating a lively atmosphere in the iconic financial street of the world as the New York skyline is seen in the backdrop.

In an unusual sight, a video posted on Instagram by a DJ, DJ AJ (@djajmumbai), has taken the internet by storm. The viral clip shows a 400-person Indian wedding procession taking over New York’s Wall Street. The footage captures people dancing in vibrant traditional attire, including lehengas, sarees, sherwanis, and kurta pajamas, creating a lively atmosphere in the iconic financial street of the world as the New York skyline is seen in the backdrop. Sharing the post, DJ AJ wrote, “We shut down Wall Street for a 400-person baraat—who would’ve ever thought?!” “Definitely a once-in-a-lifetime kind of magic,” he added. The clip features a remix version of the popular song ‘Empire State Of Mind’ by Jay-Z and Alicia Keys with a twist of Punjabi beats. In another clip, the massive crowd can be seen dancing to scores of Bollywood numbers.

The footage captures people dancing in vibrant traditional attire, creating a lively atmosphere in the iconic financial street of the world as the New York skyline is seen in the backdrop.

WATCH | Indian wedding procession of 400 people takes over Wall Street in US, video goes viral

Almost two years after the implosion of the Oceangate Titan sub, the US Coast Guard, in a deep-sea expedition, recovered items from the wreckage of Oceangate's Titan Sub.&nbsp;Most of the items found were in a sludge-like debris. However, few items had somehow survived, among them was a sleeve which belonged to the Oceangate CEO, Rush. Inside the sleeve were a pen, business cards, and Titanic-themed stickers, even though Rush was obliterated, these items remain somewhat intact. The pen specifically remained completely intact.

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"Each one of those pieces, even the pen, was still intact. It hadn't been broken. All of this debris, all of these things shattered, but his pen was still intact," said one Coast Guard.“These items endured pressures that are simply unfathomable”, said another in a BBC Documentary, Implosion: The Titanic Sub Disaster.Experts say that these items survived because of the titanium endcap at the rear end of the sub, which survived compared to the carbon fibre hull that was completely shredded at the catastrophic implosion.&nbsp;“We didn’t expect to find anything so mundane-yet so human-amidst the twisted metal.”The OceanGate Titan submersible imploded on June 18, &nbsp;2023, along with all five inside: the CEO of OceanGate, Stockton Rush and four others. Ironically, this vessel was designed to take explorers to give a tour of the wreckage of the Titanic at 3,800 meters below the surface, and it became a wreck itself.

Two years after the implosion of the Oceangate Titan submersible, the US Coast Guard, in a deep-sea expedition, discovered that a few mundane yet human items were intact.

Almost two years after the implosion of the Oceangate Titan sub, the US Coast Guard, in a deep-sea expedition, recovered items from the wreckage of Oceangate's Titan Sub. Most of the items found were in a sludge-like debris. However, few items had somehow survived, among them was a sleeve which belonged to the Oceangate CEO, Rush. Inside the sleeve were a pen, business cards, and Titanic-themed stickers, even though Rush was obliterated, these items remain somewhat intact. The pen specifically remained completely intact.

Two years after the implosion of the Oceangate Titan submersible, the US Coast Guard, in a deep-sea expedition, discovered that a few mundane yet human items were intact.

Surprising items that survived the Oceangate submersive implosion

Astronomers are intrigued by the presence of a cosmic object far away in space that releases radio waves and X-rays for two minutes straight, every 44 minutes. It has been named ASKAP J1832- 0911, but no one knows what it is. The flashing signals were picked up by the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) and NASA's Chandra X-ray observatory.&nbsp;The discovery of these strange signals is so weird that scientists behind the finding think that this cosmic mystery could unlock new physics, something that has never been explored before. The NASA and ASKAP revelation has been published in the journal Nature.&nbsp;Lead author of the study, astronomer Andy Wang of the Curtin University in Perth, Australia, said in a statement, "This object is unlike anything we have seen before."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/ai-video-of-women-google-veo-3-1748497674146">'It's over for humanity': 'Creepy' video of two women is hiding something sinister</a>&nbsp;<h2>A strange object in deep space is emitting radio signals&nbsp;</h2>&nbsp;What they do know is that ASKAP J1832- 0911 is a long-period transient (LPT). These objects are an extremely rare astrophysical event and sweep space with beams of radio waves like cosmic lighthouses. It was first discovered in 2022, and only 10 LPTs have been documented to date.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/venus-asteroids-earth-nuclear-bomb-nasa-warning-1748417986834">Evil twin? Venus sheltering 'invisible' asteroids that can wipe off humanity with a minuscule change in course</a>&nbsp;The researchers tried to solve the mystery by trying to fit the object into two known groups of cosmic entities. Wang thinks it could be a "magnetar (the core of a dead star with powerful magnetic fields), or it could be a pair of stars in a binary system where one of the two is a highly magnetised white dwarf (a low-mass star at the end of its evolution)."&nbsp;<h2>Magnetar or binary system? None of them&nbsp;</h2>&nbsp;However, he says, even these theories do not explain what is happening in the case of this object. "This discovery could indicate a new type of physics or new models of stellar evolution," he said.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/the-martian-saw-humans-on-mars-in-2035-starship-musk-spacex-1748346270101">When will humans land on Mars? The Martian bet on 2035. With 10 years left, how far are we from it becoming a reality?</a>&nbsp;The usual suspects of radio signals are pulsars, which are a result of neutron stars. The signals emitted last a few seconds or milliseconds. However, LPTs are different because, unlike pulsars, they emit pulses every few minutes or hours apart. Scientists are still working to understand the reason behind such long and regular intervals.&nbsp;The scientists first found the object using the ASKAP telescope. They later turned to the Chandra X-ray observatory and confirmed what they were seeing. This was the first time an LPT in X-rays has been detected.&nbsp;Second author Nanda Rea, an astrophysicist at the Catalan Institute for Space Studies in Spain, thinks that if there is one such object out there, there must be many more.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Something is beaming strange signals towards Earth from deep space. Scientists are struggling to figure out what it is, may be something that can redefine Physics.

Astronomers are intrigued by the presence of a cosmic object far away in space that releases radio waves and X-rays for two minutes straight, every 44 minutes. It has been named ASKAP J1832- 0911, but no one knows what it is. The flashing signals were picked up by the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) and NASA's Chandra X-ray observatory. The discovery of these strange signals is so weird that scientists behind the finding think that this cosmic mystery could unlock new physics, something that has never been explored before. The NASA and ASKAP revelation has been published in the journal Nature. Lead author of the study, astronomer Andy Wang of the Curtin University in Perth, Australia, said in a statement, "This object is unlike anything we have seen before." Also Read: 'It's over for humanity': 'Creepy' video of two women is hiding something sinister A strange object in deep space is emitting radio signals What they do know is that ASKAP J1832- 0911 is a long-period transient (LPT). These objects are an extremely rare astrophysical event and sweep space with beams of radio waves like cosmic lighthouses. It was first discovered in 2022, and only 10 LPTs have been documented to date. Also Read: Evil twin? Venus sheltering 'invisible' asteroids that can wipe off humanity with a minuscule change in course The researchers tried to solve the mystery by trying to fit the object into two known groups of cosmic entities. Wang thinks it could be a "magnetar (the core of a dead star with powerful magnetic fields), or it could be a pair of stars in a binary system where one of the two is a highly magnetised white dwarf (a low-mass star at the end of its evolution)." Magnetar or binary system? None of them However, he says, even these theories do not explain what is happening in the case of this object. "This discovery could indicate a new type of physics or new models of stellar evolution," he said. Also Read: When will humans land on Mars? The Martian bet on 2035. With 10 years left, how far are we from it becoming a reality? The usual suspects of radio signals are pulsars, which are a result of neutron stars. The signals emitted last a few seconds or milliseconds. However, LPTs are different because, unlike pulsars, they emit pulses every few minutes or hours apart. Scientists are still working to understand the reason behind such long and regular intervals. The scientists first found the object using the ASKAP telescope. They later turned to the Chandra X-ray observatory and confirmed what they were seeing. This was the first time an LPT in X-rays has been detected. Second author Nanda Rea, an astrophysicist at the Catalan Institute for Space Studies in Spain, thinks that if there is one such object out there, there must be many more.

Something is beaming strange signals towards Earth from deep space. Scientists are struggling to figure out what it is, may be something that can redefine Physics.

44 minutes apart, 2 minutes every time: Something from deep space is sending signals to Earth

&nbsp; OnlyFans model Chelsea Perkins, aka Sabrina Savage, on Tuesday (May 27) pleaded guilty to killing a man execution-style by shooting him in the back of the head.Perkins, a Coast Guard veteran, alleges that the man, identified as 31-year-old Matthew Dunmire, raped her for four years.<h2>A murder plot</h2>35-year-old Perkins, as per reports, lured Dunmire to a secluded hiking trail on 6 March 2021, before shooting him in the back of his head.The OnlyFans model claims that she and Dunmire went to high school together, and that he raped her during that time.Seeking revenge, Perkins, as per Mirror, invited Dunmire, an aspiring musician, to meet her at the Matthew Dunmire. She travelled over 300 miles from Virginia to Ohio to carry out her nefarious plan.As per the police, the two hiked off-trail into a secluded area where Perkins, using a handgun, shot him in the back of his head. Dunmire's body was found three days later by hikers.However, it took eight months for Perkins to be arrested for murder as police pieced together what happened using witness reports, cell phone records and other evidence.In a shocking twist, after murdering Dunmire, she herself became the target of a murder plot at the hands of his parents but survived. Tommie Lynn Dunmire and John Nelson McQuillen, the parents of Matthew Dunmire, travelled to Perkins' home in November 2021 and tried to kill her. The mother, Tommie Lynn, shot herself after getting pulled over by the police as they fled the scene.A guilty pleaPerkins pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and to using a firearm to commit a crime of violence on federal property.She faces between 20 and 25 years in prison for her crimes. Her sentencing is scheduled for 9 September, 2025.A police report from 2017 has corroborated her claims of rape. However, as per the report, due to lack of evidence, Perkins' complaint did not go any further. Following that, she joined the Coast Guard, where she met her husband. After leaving the Coast Guard, she started working as an OnlyFans model under the alias Sabrina Savage, reports Cleveland.com.&nbsp;

35-year-old Perkins, as per reports, lured Dunmire to a secluded hiking trail on 6 March 2021, before shooting him in the back of his head.

OnlyFans model Chelsea Perkins, aka Sabrina Savage, on Tuesday (May 27) pleaded guilty to killing a man execution-style by shooting him in the back of the head. Perkins, a Coast Guard veteran, alleges that the man, identified as 31-year-old Matthew Dunmire, raped her for four years. A murder plot 35-year-old Perkins, as per reports, lured Dunmire to a secluded hiking trail on 6 March 2021, before shooting him in the back of his head. The OnlyFans model claims that she and Dunmire went to high school together, and that he raped her during that time. Seeking revenge, Perkins, as per Mirror, invited Dunmire, an aspiring musician, to meet her at the Matthew Dunmire. She travelled over 300 miles from Virginia to Ohio to carry out her nefarious plan. As per the police, the two hiked off-trail into a secluded area where Perkins, using a handgun, shot him in the back of his head. Dunmire's body was found three days later by hikers. However, it took eight months for Perkins to be arrested for murder as police pieced together what happened using witness reports, cell phone records and other evidence. In a shocking twist, after murdering Dunmire, she herself became the target of a murder plot at the hands of his parents but survived. Tommie Lynn Dunmire and John Nelson McQuillen, the parents of Matthew Dunmire, travelled to Perkins' home in November 2021 and tried to kill her. The mother, Tommie Lynn, shot herself after getting pulled over by the police as they fled the scene. A guilty plea Perkins pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and to using a firearm to commit a crime of violence on federal property. She faces between 20 and 25 years in prison for her crimes. Her sentencing is scheduled for 9 September, 2025. A police report from 2017 has corroborated her claims of rape. However, as per the report, due to lack of evidence, Perkins' complaint did not go any further. Following that, she joined the Coast Guard, where she met her husband. After leaving the Coast Guard, she started working as an OnlyFans model under the alias Sabrina Savage, reports Cleveland.com.

35-year-old Perkins, as per reports, lured Dunmire to a secluded hiking trail on 6 March 2021, before shooting him in the back of his head.

OnlyFans model Sabrina Savage 'executes' man who allegedly raped her in school

A woman in South Africa has been handed a life sentence for trafficking and selling his six-year-old daughter to a "healer". The girl had light skin and turquoise blue eyes, and this led the man to reach out to the mother to buy the girl, a court in Cape Town heard.&nbsp;Racquel 'Kelly' Smith, her boyfriend Jacquen Appollis and their friend Steveno van Rhyn have been convicted of kidnapping and trafficking. As Judge Nathan Erasmus told them about their punishment, they showed no remorse for their actions.&nbsp;The girl named Joshlin Smith vanished from outside her home in Saldanha Bay, near Cape Town, in February 2024. The police are yet to find any traces of the little girl, except for a few pieces of clothes. During a trial that lasted six weeks, it was revealed that a woman who claimed to be a "sangoma" - a traditional healer, approached Racquel for Joshlin's "blue eyes and fair complexion."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/beth-martin-british-woman-dies-turkey-heart-goes-missing-1748401560655">British woman died mysteriously after landing in Istanbul. Someone removed her heart</a>&nbsp;<h2>Who are sangomas?</h2>&nbsp;People in South Africa believe that sangomas can talk to the spirits of their ancestors. They reportedly use their power to heal their followers. The law of the country recognises sangomas under the Traditional Health Practitioners Act of 2007.&nbsp;&nbsp;A major search operation has been underway in South Africa for Joshlin. Her grandmother, Amanda Smith-Daniels, begged Racquel before the sentencing to tell her where the child is.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/prophecy-for-humans-from-ghost-baba-vanga-japan-operation-sindoor-1748429160925">Another dire prophecy for humans, this time from a GHOST. '...or Earth will die'</a>&nbsp;During the entire trial, none of the three criminals testified, nor did they ask anyone else to be their witness. Meanwhile, at least 30 people recalled Joshlin's life and the events leading up to her disappearance. One of them also revealed that Racquel had admitted to her that she had sold the girl to a sangoma.&nbsp;<h2>Mother confessed to neighbour that she had sold her daughter</h2>&nbsp;Lourentia Lombaard, Smith's friend and neighbour, told the court that the mother confessed to her about doing "something silly", confiding to her that she had sold her daughter to a healer. This was before the girl disappeared.&nbsp;A few days later, she saw the mother get into a car with Joshlin and another woman, whom she believed was the sangoma. One of Joshlin's teachers told the court that the mother once told her that her daughter was already "on a ship, inside a container, and they were on the way to West Africa".&nbsp;A pastor revealed to the court that he overheard Racquel talking about selling her three children for 20,000 rand, or $1,114.&nbsp;The police arrested a sangoma last year. However, she was released for lack of evidence. In March, police found bloody clothes near the area where Joshlin lived. Western Cape province police commissioner Thembisile Patekile told reporters that their goal is to find the "child alive." &nbsp;

The girl named Joshlin Smith vanished from outside her home in Saldanha Bay, near Cape Town, in February 2024. The mother is said to have sold her daughter to a healer for her “blue eyes” and “fair complexion.”

A woman in South Africa has been handed a life sentence for trafficking and selling his six-year-old daughter to a "healer". The girl had light skin and turquoise blue eyes, and this led the man to reach out to the mother to buy the girl, a court in Cape Town heard. Racquel 'Kelly' Smith, her boyfriend Jacquen Appollis and their friend Steveno van Rhyn have been convicted of kidnapping and trafficking. As Judge Nathan Erasmus told them about their punishment, they showed no remorse for their actions. The girl named Joshlin Smith vanished from outside her home in Saldanha Bay, near Cape Town, in February 2024. The police are yet to find any traces of the little girl, except for a few pieces of clothes. During a trial that lasted six weeks, it was revealed that a woman who claimed to be a "sangoma" - a traditional healer, approached Racquel for Joshlin's "blue eyes and fair complexion." Also Read: British woman died mysteriously after landing in Istanbul. Someone removed her heart Who are sangomas? People in South Africa believe that sangomas can talk to the spirits of their ancestors. They reportedly use their power to heal their followers. The law of the country recognises sangomas under the Traditional Health Practitioners Act of 2007. A major search operation has been underway in South Africa for Joshlin. Her grandmother, Amanda Smith-Daniels, begged Racquel before the sentencing to tell her where the child is. Also Read: Another dire prophecy for humans, this time from a GHOST. '...or Earth will die' During the entire trial, none of the three criminals testified, nor did they ask anyone else to be their witness. Meanwhile, at least 30 people recalled Joshlin's life and the events leading up to her disappearance. One of them also revealed that Racquel had admitted to her that she had sold the girl to a sangoma. Mother confessed to neighbour that she had sold her daughter Lourentia Lombaard, Smith's friend and neighbour, told the court that the mother confessed to her about doing "something silly", confiding to her that she had sold her daughter to a healer. This was before the girl disappeared. A few days later, she saw the mother get into a car with Joshlin and another woman, whom she believed was the sangoma. One of Joshlin's teachers told the court that the mother once told her that her daughter was already "on a ship, inside a container, and they were on the way to West Africa". A pastor revealed to the court that he overheard Racquel talking about selling her three children for 20,000 rand, or $1,114. The police arrested a sangoma last year. However, she was released for lack of evidence. In March, police found bloody clothes near the area where Joshlin lived. Western Cape province police commissioner Thembisile Patekile told reporters that their goal is to find the "child alive."

The girl named Joshlin Smith vanished from outside her home in Saldanha Bay, near Cape Town, in February 2024. The mother is said to have sold her daughter to a healer for her “blue eyes” and “fair complexion.”

Mother who sold 6-year-old daughter for her 'blue eyes' and 'fair complexion' to Zulu healer sentenced

Superyachts are the toy of the rich. Billionaires like Jeff Bezos, Bernard Arnault, Roman Abramovich, and Mark Zuckerberg all own sailing beauties. While they are a symbol of luxury, they are also the bane of the environment. These fuel-guzzling beasts are major culprits when it comes to heating up the climate.&nbsp;This has not stopped the rich from using them. Larry Ellison, who co-founded software company Oracle Corporation, seems to want to play his part in helping the environment. However, he seems to be missing the point.&nbsp;According to a Reddit post that draws on an article in Luxury Launches, Ellison loves playing basketball on his $160 million superyacht. The 288-foot superyacht, Musashi, offers him a place to shoot hoops. Balls can go tumbling down the boat into the ocean.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/ai-video-of-women-google-veo-3-1748497674146">'It's over for humanity': 'Creepy' video of two women is hiding something sinister</a>&nbsp;Ellison is aware of the plastic pollution that the presence of basketballs in the ocean can cause.'&nbsp;<h2>Larry Ellison's idea to remove plastic pollution from ocean</h2>&nbsp;So, he has a man who follows the yacht in a speedboat and picks them up. Ellison might be trying to keep the ocean free of plastic, but in doing so, he is forgetting the amount of pollution the speedboat is causing. In fact, experts say that the speedboat warms the planet several notches more than the harm a basketball would ever cause.&nbsp;People are shocked to see him indulging in a wasteful practice, and left angry messages under the Reddit post.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/prophecy-for-humans-from-ghost-baba-vanga-japan-operation-sindoor-1748429160925">Another dire prophecy for humans, this time from a GHOST. '...or Earth will die'</a>&nbsp;Surveys and reports over the years have found that the richest people on the planet are mostly responsible for heating it up. According to a study released in May this year, 10 per cent of the world's richest individuals have a higher carbon footprint than the poorest 50 per cent.&nbsp;In fact, they have been responsible for two-thirds of observed global warming since 1990. "Our study shows that extreme climate impacts are not just the result of abstract global emissions, instead, we can directly link them to our lifestyle and investment choices, which in turn are linked to wealth," lead author Sarah Schongart, from the ETH Zurich in Switzerland, said.&nbsp;The study was published in the journal Nature Climate Change.&nbsp;<h2>Richest 1% need to cut their emissions by 97% by 2030</h2>&nbsp;Meanwhile, an Oxfam survey earlier this year found that the habits of the super-rich have led them to consume their share of carbon emissions for 2025 in just the first 10 days of January, with 2.1 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions. In contrast, the world's poorest 50 per cent produce this much emissions in about three years.&nbsp;The richest one per cent release around 76 tonnes of CO2 each year. The world needs to meet the 1.5°C goal, and for this, Oxfam noted that the richest 1 per cent would have to cut their emissions by 97 per cent by 2030.&nbsp;

Larry Ellison loves shooting balls in the basket in his superyacht Musashi. He has a man chasing the yacht on a speedboat to collect the balls that fall into the ocean.

Superyachts are the toy of the rich. Billionaires like Jeff Bezos, Bernard Arnault, Roman Abramovich, and Mark Zuckerberg all own sailing beauties. While they are a symbol of luxury, they are also the bane of the environment. These fuel-guzzling beasts are major culprits when it comes to heating up the climate. This has not stopped the rich from using them. Larry Ellison, who co-founded software company Oracle Corporation, seems to want to play his part in helping the environment. However, he seems to be missing the point. According to a Reddit post that draws on an article in Luxury Launches, Ellison loves playing basketball on his $160 million superyacht. The 288-foot superyacht, Musashi, offers him a place to shoot hoops. Balls can go tumbling down the boat into the ocean. Also Read: 'It's over for humanity': 'Creepy' video of two women is hiding something sinister Ellison is aware of the plastic pollution that the presence of basketballs in the ocean can cause.' Larry Ellison's idea to remove plastic pollution from ocean So, he has a man who follows the yacht in a speedboat and picks them up. Ellison might be trying to keep the ocean free of plastic, but in doing so, he is forgetting the amount of pollution the speedboat is causing. In fact, experts say that the speedboat warms the planet several notches more than the harm a basketball would ever cause. People are shocked to see him indulging in a wasteful practice, and left angry messages under the Reddit post. Also Read: Another dire prophecy for humans, this time from a GHOST. '...or Earth will die' Surveys and reports over the years have found that the richest people on the planet are mostly responsible for heating it up. According to a study released in May this year, 10 per cent of the world's richest individuals have a higher carbon footprint than the poorest 50 per cent. In fact, they have been responsible for two-thirds of observed global warming since 1990. "Our study shows that extreme climate impacts are not just the result of abstract global emissions, instead, we can directly link them to our lifestyle and investment choices, which in turn are linked to wealth," lead author Sarah Schongart, from the ETH Zurich in Switzerland, said. The study was published in the journal Nature Climate Change. Richest 1% need to cut their emissions by 97% by 2030 Meanwhile, an Oxfam survey earlier this year found that the habits of the super-rich have led them to consume their share of carbon emissions for 2025 in just the first 10 days of January, with 2.1 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions. In contrast, the world's poorest 50 per cent produce this much emissions in about three years. The richest one per cent release around 76 tonnes of CO2 each year. The world needs to meet the 1.5°C goal, and for this, Oxfam noted that the richest 1 per cent would have to cut their emissions by 97 per cent by 2030.

Larry Ellison loves shooting balls in the basket in his superyacht Musashi. He has a man chasing the yacht on a speedboat to collect the balls that fall into the ocean.

Billionaire called out for trying to fix a problem created by a leisurely activity on his superyacht

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday (May 29) said that what happened to tourists in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam was an attack on "humanity" and "brotherhood".<h2>India's befitting reply to terrorism</h2>Addressing the "Sikkim@50: Where Progress Meets Purpose and Nature Nurtures Growth" programme from Bagdogra in West Bengal through videoconference, the Indian PM said that the nation has given those responsible for the attack a befitting reply.Describing tourism as a celebration of diversity, Modi said, "All you people of Sikkim understand the power of tourism well. Tourism is not just about entertainment but also a celebration of diversity.""But what terrorists did in Pahalgam wasn't just an attack on India but on humanity and brotherhood," he stated."The terrorist snatched away the happiness of many families in India. They also conspired to divide India. But the whole world is seeing how India is more united than ever… We unitedly gave the terrorists a fitting reply through Operation Sindoor."The Indian PM also said that India's befitting answer to the terror attack "exposed Pakistan"."After we destroyed their terrorist hubs, Pakistan, in a fit of rage, attacked our civilians and army. This exposed Pakistan. By destroying many of their airbases, we showed them how precisely and swiftly India can act," said Prime Minister Modi.<h2>Time for Sikkim to become an international tourist destination&nbsp;</h2>Praising the northeastern Indian state of Sikkim, PM Modi said that “in the last 50 years, Sikkim has become a model of nature and progress. In these 50 years, such stars have emerged from Sikkim who have illuminated India's sky.”"The time has come for Sikkim to become a global tourist destination... Sikkim also has a vast potential for adventure and sports tourism... Our dream is to make Sikkim a hub of conferences, wellness, and concert tourism... I want the world's biggest artists to perform in the valleys of Gangtok. We conducted G20 meetings in Sikkim so the world could understand the state's potential," he added.

Addressing the "Sikkim@50: Where Progress Meets Purpose and Nature Nurtures Growth" programme from Bagdogra in West Bengal through videoconference, the Indian PM said that the nation has given those responsible for the attack a befitting reply.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday (May 29) said that what happened to tourists in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam was an attack on "humanity" and "brotherhood". India's befitting reply to terrorism Addressing the "Sikkim@50: Where Progress Meets Purpose and Nature Nurtures Growth" programme from Bagdogra in West Bengal through videoconference, the Indian PM said that the nation has given those responsible for the attack a befitting reply. Describing tourism as a celebration of diversity, Modi said, "All you people of Sikkim understand the power of tourism well. Tourism is not just about entertainment but also a celebration of diversity." "But what terrorists did in Pahalgam wasn't just an attack on India but on humanity and brotherhood," he stated. "The terrorist snatched away the happiness of many families in India. They also conspired to divide India. But the whole world is seeing how India is more united than ever… We unitedly gave the terrorists a fitting reply through Operation Sindoor." The Indian PM also said that India's befitting answer to the terror attack "exposed Pakistan". "After we destroyed their terrorist hubs, Pakistan, in a fit of rage, attacked our civilians and army. This exposed Pakistan. By destroying many of their airbases, we showed them how precisely and swiftly India can act," said Prime Minister Modi. Time for Sikkim to become an international tourist destination Praising the northeastern Indian state of Sikkim, PM Modi said that “in the last 50 years, Sikkim has become a model of nature and progress. In these 50 years, such stars have emerged from Sikkim who have illuminated India's sky.” "The time has come for Sikkim to become a global tourist destination... Sikkim also has a vast potential for adventure and sports tourism... Our dream is to make Sikkim a hub of conferences, wellness, and concert tourism... I want the world's biggest artists to perform in the valleys of Gangtok. We conducted G20 meetings in Sikkim so the world could understand the state's potential," he added.

Addressing the "Sikkim@50: Where Progress Meets Purpose and Nature Nurtures Growth" programme from Bagdogra in West Bengal through videoconference, the Indian PM said that the nation has given those responsible for the attack a befitting reply.

Pahalgam terror attack an assault on 'humanity' and 'brotherhood': PM Modi during Sikkim@50 programme

Donald Trump may be lying about his health, believe a majority of United States citizens, according to a new poll.This comes as former US President Joe Biden, who had stirred quite a bit of debate over his health and mental faculties, was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer.<h2>Liar liar pants on fire?</h2>As per a YouGov/Economist poll, 45 per cent of Americans believe that the 78-year-old US president was "not at all" or "not very" transparent about his health.The survey, which had 1,660 participants, was conducted between May 23 and May 26. While 45 per cent of people thought Trump was lying about his health woes, a smaller number of people, albeit only by a narrow margin, believed he was totally transparent.62 per cent of the survey respondents believe that the ageing president – who happens to be the oldest president to be sworn in as the President of the United States – must release his medical records to the public. They say it was his duty to disclose any health conditions that may affect his ability to serve as the Commander-in-Chief. Meanwhile, 28 per cent said that the POTUS, like any other person, had the right to keep medical records private.The survey also asked people if they believe Biden was transparent about his health: 82 per cent answered in the negative.As per a Mirror report, the poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.2 per cent.<h2>Trump's dementia risk</h2>As per the report, like with Biden, there have been concerns about Trump's physical and mental health, including the possibility of dementia. The neurological disease reportedly runs in the Trump family.However, in April, a report from the White House physician sought to lay such fears to rest and claimed that Trump was in "excellent cognitive and physical health".It must be noted that just months before, a disastrous presidential debate between Biden and Trump gave rise to concerns about Biden's mental health faculties; a doctor's report declared the Democrat "fit to serve". With that in mind, concerns about Trump's health seem all the more plausible. &nbsp;

As per a YouGov/Economist poll, 45 per cent of Americans believe that the 78-year-old US president was "not at all" or "not very" transparent about his health.

Donald Trump may be lying about his health, believe a majority of United States citizens, according to a new poll. This comes as former US President Joe Biden, who had stirred quite a bit of debate over his health and mental faculties, was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer. Liar liar pants on fire? As per a YouGov/Economist poll, 45 per cent of Americans believe that the 78-year-old US president was "not at all" or "not very" transparent about his health. The survey, which had 1,660 participants, was conducted between May 23 and May 26. While 45 per cent of people thought Trump was lying about his health woes, a smaller number of people, albeit only by a narrow margin, believed he was totally transparent. 62 per cent of the survey respondents believe that the ageing president – who happens to be the oldest president to be sworn in as the President of the United States – must release his medical records to the public. They say it was his duty to disclose any health conditions that may affect his ability to serve as the Commander-in-Chief. Meanwhile, 28 per cent said that the POTUS, like any other person, had the right to keep medical records private. The survey also asked people if they believe Biden was transparent about his health: 82 per cent answered in the negative. As per a Mirror report, the poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.2 per cent. Trump's dementia risk As per the report, like with Biden, there have been concerns about Trump's physical and mental health, including the possibility of dementia. The neurological disease reportedly runs in the Trump family. However, in April, a report from the White House physician sought to lay such fears to rest and claimed that Trump was in "excellent cognitive and physical health". It must be noted that just months before, a disastrous presidential debate between Biden and Trump gave rise to concerns about Biden's mental health faculties; a doctor's report declared the Democrat "fit to serve". With that in mind, concerns about Trump's health seem all the more plausible.

As per a YouGov/Economist poll, 45 per cent of Americans believe that the 78-year-old US president was "not at all" or "not very" transparent about his health.

Trump lying about his health, has dementia? 45% of Americans think so, reveals new poll

A man caught up with two women on the streets and asked them, "What's the one move with AI that makes haters go crazy every time?" Her response goes something like this - "Y'all got to give them that, this is wild, it's over!"&nbsp;"We are cooked on that threat! You get me?"&nbsp;In the age of social media, content creators often go around asking people questions about several things. So this clip looks pretty normal. However, it is not. In fact, it is being called out as "creepy." How can a video of two beautiful women, painting the town red, be creepy?&nbsp;The video shows two girls all dolled up for a night out. A man asks them a question about Artificial Intelligence. The woman calls it out as being "wild" and that humans are "cooked on that threat."&nbsp;While people hold all kinds of views on AI, this particular opinion is scary, especially since it is coming from AI itself.&nbsp;<h2>100% AI video shocks people</h2>The video is completely made-up, 100 per cent AI. It has been made using Google's "state-of-the-art video generation model", Veo 3.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/podcast-host-uses-chatgpt-to-get-100-free-mcdonalds-meals-1748333715739">Podcast host slammed for disgusting ChatGPT tactic to get 100 free McDonald's meals</a>&nbsp;The clip has gone viral, and people can't believe that what they are watching isn't real. It has garnered a whopping 14.4 million views on X. AI photos have become extremely common and have tell-tale signs. Cyber experts have detailed several methods to tell whether an image is real or fake.&nbsp;However, it is almost impossible to spot the fakery in this particular video made using Google's Veo 3. The tool was launched on May 20.&nbsp;People commented on the video, calling it "sorcery" and "unreal." Some said the video gave "Inception vibes", while others said the video was proof we're living in a "multidimensional simulation". One person even said that "it's over for humanity."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/technology/doomsday-bunker-ai-can-cause-world-wars-1747723679696">Can AI trigger 'end-time event'? Man behind ChatGPT fears so, called for doomsday bunker</a>&nbsp;Meanwhile, one user said that people who deal with AI videos, can easily spot the subtle signs. One of them is the disappearing people in the background.&nbsp;<h2>What is Veo 3?</h2>&nbsp;Veo 3 is an AI tool that lets users add sound effects, ambient noise and dialogues to make a video that looks extremely real. Since its launch this month, Veo 3 has shocked people with the kind of videos it can create.Eli Collins, Google DeepMind product vice president, said in a blog post, "Veo 3 excels from text and image prompting to real-world physics and accurate lip syncing."&nbsp;

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The video shows two girls all dolled up for a night out. A man asks them a question about Artificial Intelligence. The woman calls it out as being wild and that humans are cooked on that threat.

A man caught up with two women on the streets and asked them, "What's the one move with AI that makes haters go crazy every time?" Her response goes something like this - "Y'all got to give them that, this is wild, it's over!" "We are cooked on that threat! You get me?" In the age of social media, content creators often go around asking people questions about several things. So this clip looks pretty normal. However, it is not. In fact, it is being called out as "creepy." How can a video of two beautiful women, painting the town red, be creepy? The video shows two girls all dolled up for a night out. A man asks them a question about Artificial Intelligence. The woman calls it out as being "wild" and that humans are "cooked on that threat." While people hold all kinds of views on AI, this particular opinion is scary, especially since it is coming from AI itself. 100% AI video shocks people The video is completely made-up, 100 per cent AI. It has been made using Google's "state-of-the-art video generation model", Veo 3. Also Read: Podcast host slammed for disgusting ChatGPT tactic to get 100 free McDonald's meals The clip has gone viral, and people can't believe that what they are watching isn't real. It has garnered a whopping 14.4 million views on X. AI photos have become extremely common and have tell-tale signs. Cyber experts have detailed several methods to tell whether an image is real or fake. However, it is almost impossible to spot the fakery in this particular video made using Google's Veo 3. The tool was launched on May 20. People commented on the video, calling it "sorcery" and "unreal." Some said the video gave "Inception vibes", while others said the video was proof we're living in a "multidimensional simulation". One person even said that "it's over for humanity." Also Read: Can AI trigger 'end-time event'? Man behind ChatGPT fears so, called for doomsday bunker Meanwhile, one user said that people who deal with AI videos, can easily spot the subtle signs. One of them is the disappearing people in the background. What is Veo 3? Veo 3 is an AI tool that lets users add sound effects, ambient noise and dialogues to make a video that looks extremely real. Since its launch this month, Veo 3 has shocked people with the kind of videos it can create. Eli Collins, Google DeepMind product vice president, said in a blog post, "Veo 3 excels from text and image prompting to real-world physics and accurate lip syncing."

The video shows two girls all dolled up for a night out. A man asks them a question about Artificial Intelligence. The woman calls it out as being "wild" and that humans are "cooked on that threat."

'It's over for humanity': 'Creepy' video of two women is hiding something sinister

A medical emergency on board a Delta flight recently led to the pilot taking a 482-kilometre detour. However, the passenger who fell sick wasn't a human but a dog. The incident happened on Delta Air Lines Flight 694 from Detroit to Los Angeles on Monday. According to a statement by the airline, a pooch was in distress and so the captain decided to reroute towards Minneapolis, where the owner and the dog got off.&nbsp;After the flight was in the air for about an hour, flight attendants were informed that a dog was in medical distress. They announced the matter, seeking someone on the flight who could help the pet animal. A veterinarian on board came forward and provided the pet emergency care. However, the doctor determined that the dog needed professional treatment.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/pigeons-on-plane-stowaway-wisconsin-minneapolis-flight-birds-1748411411890">'We have a wildlife situation': Rogue pigeons give plane passengers a scare</a>&nbsp;So, instead of continuing with the five-hour flight, the crew decided to land the plane at the nearest airport. The Airbus A320, with 181 passengers and six crew on board, made a 482-kilometre detour to Delta’s Minneapolis–St Paul hub. The decision led to the flight being delayed by two-and-a-half hours.&nbsp;<h2>First reported instance of flight diversion to save an animal</h2>Flights are often turned around for medical emergencies. However, this is reportedly the first time when a detour was taken to save an animal.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/aisle-lice-passengers-on-plane-in-rush-to-get-off-turkey-fine-1748422803172">Are you an aisle lice? THIS country will punish those who stand up too early to get off the plane</a>&nbsp;A Delta spokesperson said in a statement, "The safety of our customers and people comes before everything else at Delta. That’s why Delta flight 694 diverted to MSP to ensure a cabin pet that became ill received proper care."&nbsp;The dog and the owner were met with medical personnel at the gate on arrival. Before leaving the tarmac again, the pilot assured the passengers that the dog was safe and would survive.

A Delta flight from Detroit to Los Angeles took a detour to save a pet dog who underwent sudden medical distress on the flight. The plane was delayed by more than two and a half hours.

A medical emergency on board a Delta flight recently led to the pilot taking a 482-kilometre detour. However, the passenger who fell sick wasn't a human but a dog. The incident happened on Delta Air Lines Flight 694 from Detroit to Los Angeles on Monday. According to a statement by the airline, a pooch was in distress and so the captain decided to reroute towards Minneapolis, where the owner and the dog got off. After the flight was in the air for about an hour, flight attendants were informed that a dog was in medical distress. They announced the matter, seeking someone on the flight who could help the pet animal. A veterinarian on board came forward and provided the pet emergency care. However, the doctor determined that the dog needed professional treatment. Also Read: 'We have a wildlife situation': Rogue pigeons give plane passengers a scare So, instead of continuing with the five-hour flight, the crew decided to land the plane at the nearest airport. The Airbus A320, with 181 passengers and six crew on board, made a 482-kilometre detour to Delta’s Minneapolis–St Paul hub. The decision led to the flight being delayed by two-and-a-half hours. First reported instance of flight diversion to save an animal Flights are often turned around for medical emergencies. However, this is reportedly the first time when a detour was taken to save an animal. Also Read: Are you an aisle lice? THIS country will punish those who stand up too early to get off the plane A Delta spokesperson said in a statement, "The safety of our customers and people comes before everything else at Delta. That’s why Delta flight 694 diverted to MSP to ensure a cabin pet that became ill received proper care." The dog and the owner were met with medical personnel at the gate on arrival. Before leaving the tarmac again, the pilot assured the passengers that the dog was safe and would survive.

A Delta flight from Detroit to Los Angeles took a detour to save a pet dog who underwent sudden medical distress on the flight. The plane was delayed by more than two and a half hours.

5-hour flight with 181 passengers takes 482 km detour to save pet dog

A massive data breach has exposed more than 184 million passwords linked to Apple, Google and Facebook. This includes usernames and passwords, and social media logins to bank accounts. This was revealed by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler in a new report. According to Fowler, the compromised passwords were in an unmanaged server, which was unencrypted and had no password protection.&nbsp;The database is also a mystery, since it isn't known who created it and considering the range of information it contains. Besides the passwords and user names of millions of private citizens, stolen account information connected to multiple governments across the world was also a part of the trove that fell into the hands of hackers. Fowler said that the publicly accessible database contained 184,162,718 unique logins and passwords.&nbsp;<h2>Government data from 29 countries leaked</h2>&nbsp;The government information was found to be linked to at least 29 countries, as per an analysis of 10,000 of these stolen accounts by Fowler. There were 220 email addresses with .gov domains, tied to the US, UK, Australia, Canada, China, India, Israel, and Saudi Arabia.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/ai-turns-rogue-us-based-startup-s-ai">AI turns rogue? US based startup's AI model tries to blackmail developers to avoid shutdown</a>&nbsp;Data breach hunter Fowler told WIRED that this is "the weirdest ones" he has ever found. "As far as the risk factor here, this is way bigger than most of the stuff I find, because this is direct access into individual accounts," the expert said.&nbsp;"This is a cybercriminal's dream working list."&nbsp;<h2>Data worth 47 gigabytes stolen</h2>&nbsp;He revealed that the stolen data was worth 47 gigabytes and contained sensitive information from Instagram, Microsoft, Netflix, PayPal, Roblox, and Discord. He recommends that everyone on these platforms change their passwords immediately, and activate Two-Factor Authentication. They should also monitor their accounts for suspicious activity.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/buga-sphere-ufo-colombia-aliens-warning-message-1748317396999">Real life Arrival? Is Buga sphere a warning sign from aliens? Mystery grows around UFO</a>&nbsp;Fowler thinks that the data was stolen directly from users using infostealer malware, a type of "malicious software designed specifically to harvest sensitive information from an infected system." The malware can access data from web browsers, and steal autofill information and cookies, besides that of emails and messaging app data.&nbsp;The unprotected database was being managed by World Host Group, a web hosting and domain name provider founded in 2019. Fowler contacted the company, after which it removed the database from public access. However, it didn't share the name of the file’s owner.&nbsp;Meanwhile, Seb de Lemos, CEO of World Host Group, told WIRED, "It appears a fraudulent user signed up and uploaded illegal content to their server."&nbsp;&nbsp;

A massive data leak has been detected by a cybersecurity expert in which 184,162,718 unique logins and passwords have been compromised. Who is behind the database is a mystery.

A massive data breach has exposed more than 184 million passwords linked to Apple, Google and Facebook. This includes usernames and passwords, and social media logins to bank accounts. This was revealed by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler in a new report. According to Fowler, the compromised passwords were in an unmanaged server, which was unencrypted and had no password protection. The database is also a mystery, since it isn't known who created it and considering the range of information it contains. Besides the passwords and user names of millions of private citizens, stolen account information connected to multiple governments across the world was also a part of the trove that fell into the hands of hackers. Fowler said that the publicly accessible database contained 184,162,718 unique logins and passwords. Government data from 29 countries leaked The government information was found to be linked to at least 29 countries, as per an analysis of 10,000 of these stolen accounts by Fowler. There were 220 email addresses with .gov domains, tied to the US, UK, Australia, Canada, China, India, Israel, and Saudi Arabia. Also Read: AI turns rogue? US based startup's AI model tries to blackmail developers to avoid shutdown Data breach hunter Fowler told WIRED that this is "the weirdest ones" he has ever found. "As far as the risk factor here, this is way bigger than most of the stuff I find, because this is direct access into individual accounts," the expert said. "This is a cybercriminal's dream working list." Data worth 47 gigabytes stolen He revealed that the stolen data was worth 47 gigabytes and contained sensitive information from Instagram, Microsoft, Netflix, PayPal, Roblox, and Discord. He recommends that everyone on these platforms change their passwords immediately, and activate Two-Factor Authentication. They should also monitor their accounts for suspicious activity. Also Read: Real life Arrival? Is Buga sphere a warning sign from aliens? Mystery grows around UFO Fowler thinks that the data was stolen directly from users using infostealer malware, a type of "malicious software designed specifically to harvest sensitive information from an infected system." The malware can access data from web browsers, and steal autofill information and cookies, besides that of emails and messaging app data. The unprotected database was being managed by World Host Group, a web hosting and domain name provider founded in 2019. Fowler contacted the company, after which it removed the database from public access. However, it didn't share the name of the file’s owner. Meanwhile, Seb de Lemos, CEO of World Host Group, told WIRED, "It appears a fraudulent user signed up and uploaded illegal content to their server."

A massive data leak has been detected by a cybersecurity expert in which 184,162,718 unique logins and passwords have been compromised. Who is behind the database is a mystery.

184,162,718 logins and passwords leaked from mystery database, including govt data from 29 countries

People who are attractive tend to earn more, but this advantage diminishes for those with higher levels of intelligence, says a study that analysed the life and career of 37,000 employees in the UK and US.&nbsp;Research spanning decades indicates that those who are physically attractive generally earn more than those with average looks, but a new study suggests the beauty advantage mainly benefits only those who aren’t particularly intelligent.&nbsp;The study analysed data from the National Child Development Study (NCDS), which tracked more than 17,000 Britons born during a single week in March 1958. The subjects were assessed on everything from education and income to cognitive ability from childhood.&nbsp;They were graded on their looks at the ages of 7 and 11, and then their earnings at ages 33, 42, 47, 51 and 55. The exercise revealed a consistent trend—attractive people earned significantly more, on average.However, there was a striking exception: this benefit disappeared for the most intellectually gifted, or in other words, beauty boosted earnings—except for the brainy.&nbsp;Dr Satoshi Kanazawa of the London School of Economics, the author of the study, carried out similar analyses using data of more than 20,000 Americans and found that the pattern was the same: attractive people earned more at the ages of 22, 29, and 38—but only if they were of average or below-average intelligence. For the most intelligent, beauty made little difference to earnings.One likely explanation is that employers have less inclination to reward superficial traits in professions that demand more intelligence.&nbsp;In contrast, in roles that require less brainpower, a winning smile might tip the balance in promotion decisions without a severe impact on job performance.&nbsp;However, in a study published in the International Journal of Manpower, Kanazawa says our brains evolved millions of years ago to deal with a very different world to the one in which we now live.“For the most part, our ancestors hunted and gathered, every day. And the primary context in which our ancestors evaluated members of the opposite sex was mating,” Kanazawa writes.&nbsp;He adds that the most convincing explanation for modern humans treating attractive individuals more favourably is because, on some level, they yield to an evolutionary urge to impress or attract them as potential mates. This impulse to treat beautiful people better is strong and heterosexuals may be guided by it, even when they are confronted with somebody of the same sex.He further says that workers in particular professions, whether superiors or subordinates, often share similar levels of intelligence.&nbsp;He concluded that occupations that tend to attract less intelligent bosses, who oversee less intelligent workers, are more susceptible to being swayed by good looks, which means that their attractive subordinates benefit from a beauty premium.In sharp contrast, clever bosses who supervise clever workers in “high IQ” jobs override such evolutionary instincts.

Research spanning decades indicates that those who are physically attractive generally earn more than those with average looks, but a new study suggests the beauty advantage mainly benefits only those who aren’t particularly intelligent.

People who are attractive tend to earn more, but this advantage diminishes for those with higher levels of intelligence, says a study that analysed the life and career of 37,000 employees in the UK and US. Research spanning decades indicates that those who are physically attractive generally earn more than those with average looks, but a new study suggests the beauty advantage mainly benefits only those who aren’t particularly intelligent. The study analysed data from the National Child Development Study (NCDS), which tracked more than 17,000 Britons born during a single week in March 1958. The subjects were assessed on everything from education and income to cognitive ability from childhood. They were graded on their looks at the ages of 7 and 11, and then their earnings at ages 33, 42, 47, 51 and 55. The exercise revealed a consistent trend—attractive people earned significantly more, on average. However, there was a striking exception: this benefit disappeared for the most intellectually gifted, or in other words, beauty boosted earnings—except for the brainy. Dr Satoshi Kanazawa of the London School of Economics, the author of the study, carried out similar analyses using data of more than 20,000 Americans and found that the pattern was the same: attractive people earned more at the ages of 22, 29, and 38—but only if they were of average or below-average intelligence. For the most intelligent, beauty made little difference to earnings. One likely explanation is that employers have less inclination to reward superficial traits in professions that demand more intelligence. In contrast, in roles that require less brainpower, a winning smile might tip the balance in promotion decisions without a severe impact on job performance. However, in a study published in the International Journal of Manpower, Kanazawa says our brains evolved millions of years ago to deal with a very different world to the one in which we now live. “For the most part, our ancestors hunted and gathered, every day. And the primary context in which our ancestors evaluated members of the opposite sex was mating,” Kanazawa writes. He adds that the most convincing explanation for modern humans treating attractive individuals more favourably is because, on some level, they yield to an evolutionary urge to impress or attract them as potential mates. This impulse to treat beautiful people better is strong and heterosexuals may be guided by it, even when they are confronted with somebody of the same sex. He further says that workers in particular professions, whether superiors or subordinates, often share similar levels of intelligence. He concluded that occupations that tend to attract less intelligent bosses, who oversee less intelligent workers, are more susceptible to being swayed by good looks, which means that their attractive subordinates benefit from a beauty premium. In sharp contrast, clever bosses who supervise clever workers in “high IQ” jobs override such evolutionary instincts.

Research spanning decades indicates that those who are physically attractive generally earn more than those with average looks, but a new study suggests the beauty advantage mainly benefits only those who aren’t particularly intelligent.

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