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At 100 kilometres above sea level lies the Karman Line, a boundary from where space starts. Everything that crosses this line is, in essence, a spacecraft and not an airplane. Now, a company is offering an aircraft that would qualify to be a spaceplane since it would be able to go beyond the Karman Line. It will be like a regular plane, taking off from a standard runway. But it is expected to be the fastest and highest-flying aircraft ever.&nbsp;It has been put up for sale directly, and has created quite a lot of intrigue. It is called the Aurora, and is being built in New Zealand. The spaceplane has a unique design. It is being built by a company called Dawn Aerospace. It announced in May this year that the Aurora is now available for purchase.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/elon-musk-s-starship-flight-9-explodes-over-indian-ocean-spacex-calls-it-rapid-unscheduled-disassembly-1748423506107">Elon Musk’s Starship Flight 9 explodes over Indian Ocean, SpaceX calls it ‘rapid unscheduled disassembly’</a>&nbsp;<h2>To the edge of space</h2>&nbsp;The plane is attracting attention for its immense power and design, which can take it to the edge of space, or 328,000 feet above sea level. No airplane has ever flown beyond the Karman Line.Since Aurora will ultimately go past this line from where space starts, according to the company, it would not be wrong to call it a spaceplane.&nbsp;&nbsp;The plane would play a crucial role in the defence sector, offering countries a new method to carry out surveillance in order to protect themselves.&nbsp;<h2>Top speed of 2,685 mph (4,321 kmph)</h2>&nbsp;During a test flight in November 2024, the plane reached a speed of Mach 1.12. However, Dawn is working to push it to its limits, and achieve a speed of Mach 3.5 or 2,685 mph (4,321 kmph). Right now, Lockheed-Martin SR-71 Blackbird holds the speed record set in 1976 for piloted aircraft of 2,193 mph.&nbsp;However, it would not be a manned plane, but would act more like a drone. It has a thin fuselage and a small, delta wing. It will take off from a regular runway and will be controlled by a remote.&nbsp;The Karman Line is not a universally recognised or internationally accepted division between space and Earth. However, it unofficially marks the separation between Earth's atmosphere and outer space. The line was named after aerospace pioneer Theodore von Kármán, as he came up with the boundary in the mid-twentieth century.

The aircraft called Aurora is expected to reach a top speed of 4,321 kmph in the future and will cross the Karman Line, a boundary that marks the beginning of space.

At 100 kilometres above sea level lies the Karman Line, a boundary from where space starts. Everything that crosses this line is, in essence, a spacecraft and not an airplane. Now, a company is offering an aircraft that would qualify to be a spaceplane since it would be able to go beyond the Karman Line. It will be like a regular plane, taking off from a standard runway. But it is expected to be the fastest and highest-flying aircraft ever. It has been put up for sale directly, and has created quite a lot of intrigue. It is called the Aurora, and is being built in New Zealand. The spaceplane has a unique design. It is being built by a company called Dawn Aerospace. It announced in May this year that the Aurora is now available for purchase. Also Read: Elon Musk’s Starship Flight 9 explodes over Indian Ocean, SpaceX calls it ‘rapid unscheduled disassembly’ To the edge of space The plane is attracting attention for its immense power and design, which can take it to the edge of space, or 328,000 feet above sea level. No airplane has ever flown beyond the Karman Line. Since Aurora will ultimately go past this line from where space starts, according to the company, it would not be wrong to call it a spaceplane. The plane would play a crucial role in the defence sector, offering countries a new method to carry out surveillance in order to protect themselves. Top speed of 2,685 mph (4,321 kmph) During a test flight in November 2024, the plane reached a speed of Mach 1.12. However, Dawn is working to push it to its limits, and achieve a speed of Mach 3.5 or 2,685 mph (4,321 kmph). Right now, Lockheed-Martin SR-71 Blackbird holds the speed record set in 1976 for piloted aircraft of 2,193 mph. However, it would not be a manned plane, but would act more like a drone. It has a thin fuselage and a small, delta wing. It will take off from a regular runway and will be controlled by a remote. The Karman Line is not a universally recognised or internationally accepted division between space and Earth. However, it unofficially marks the separation between Earth's atmosphere and outer space. The line was named after aerospace pioneer Theodore von Kármán, as he came up with the boundary in the mid-twentieth century.

The aircraft called Aurora is expected to reach a top speed of 4,321 kmph in the future and will cross the Karman Line, a boundary that marks the beginning of space.

Drone with top speed of 4,321 kmph will take off from standard runway and cross the Karman Line

A woman has claimed that she has been talking to a ghost for the past 12 years, who has warned humans to get their act together before it's too late. The ghost also told her about the Hiroshima atomic bombing and that it would change the world. Years later, the ghost warned, humans will face another dire situation if they don't take the right steps on time.&nbsp;The woman took to social media and told people that she and her husband have been "in contact with a ghost" since 2013. The ghost even has a name - Seven - and has talked to the couple about several issues. She admits that it isn't always clear what Seven is trying to say.&nbsp;Seven talks to Cassie in ancient languages and also in English. The couple has asked the ghost several questions. When they asked Seven what message they would like to give humans, it issued an ominous warning - "That all must stop or Earth will die."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/japan-manga-comic-predicts-earthquake-tsunami-in-july-2025-1747709198212">'A crack will open up…': Eerie prophecy triggers panic among people visiting Japan, forcing mass cancellations</a>&nbsp;It further talked about the atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima during the Second World War, calling it the "first contact" which "failed 24,825 ago", the number supposedly referring to the number of days.&nbsp;Seven reportedly told them that another "failed contact" would happen 29,149 days after Hiroshima, or May 27, 2025. When asked who would die, the ghost told the couple, "All. Save 7".Cassie recalled that at the time she heard the ghost talk about the second contact, the date seemed so far away. No wonder the video has gone viral ever since it was posted on social media.&nbsp;<h2>Warnings for humans - Global enviornment of fear</h2>&nbsp;This is not the first instance of humans being warned by external forces. Baba Vanga's prophecies have gone viral lately, especially in the wake of the Myanmar earthquake in March. The blind Bulgarian psychic is said to have predicted the disaster years ago, as she forecasted "shattering earthquakes" in 2025.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/baba-vangas-prediction-for-earthquakes-in-2025-8915833">One of Baba Vanga's prophecies for 2025 has come true. She also predicted a war with Martians</a>&nbsp;<h2>Russia-Ukraine global nuclear threat</h2>&nbsp;She also predicted a war in Europe in 2025 and an economic disaster. The Russia-Ukraine war is still going on, and has escalated in the past few days. On May 25, Russia launched a massive drone attack on Kyiv, killing 12 people. Ukrainian officials described it as the largest aerial assault since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.&nbsp;&nbsp;Russian President Putin has also not held back on nuclear threats. Despite the United States trying to bring both parties to the negotiation table, things haven't been resolved.&nbsp;<h2>Natural disaster warning in Japan</h2>&nbsp;Meanwhile, a natural disaster has been predicted for Japan in July 2025 by a Japanese artist named Ryo Tatsuki. She wrote in a book titled The Future I Saw, published in 1999, that "a crack will open up under the seabed between Japan and the Philippines," hinting at an earthquake. The tremors will trigger waves “three times as tall” as the 2011 disaster.The prophecy is going viral on social media, and several tourists have cancelled their plans to visit Japan in the coming months.&nbsp;<h2>India-Pakistan war, Operation Sindoor, created an &nbsp;environment of fear</h2>&nbsp;The India-Pakistan war triggered further fears of a nuclear war, giving more force to the warnings of a global disaster. India launched Operation Sindoor after terrorists killed 26 people in Pahalgam, Jammu &amp; Kashmir. India destroyed terror bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A viral video claims a woman has been talking to a ghost for 12 years, who has a dire warning for humans. Prophecies and such claims have created an environment of fear amidst the ongoing situation of the world.

A woman has claimed that she has been talking to a ghost for the past 12 years, who has warned humans to get their act together before it's too late. The ghost also told her about the Hiroshima atomic bombing and that it would change the world. Years later, the ghost warned, humans will face another dire situation if they don't take the right steps on time. The woman took to social media and told people that she and her husband have been "in contact with a ghost" since 2013. The ghost even has a name - Seven - and has talked to the couple about several issues. She admits that it isn't always clear what Seven is trying to say. Seven talks to Cassie in ancient languages and also in English. The couple has asked the ghost several questions. When they asked Seven what message they would like to give humans, it issued an ominous warning - "That all must stop or Earth will die." Also Read: 'A crack will open up…': Eerie prophecy triggers panic among people visiting Japan, forcing mass cancellations It further talked about the atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima during the Second World War, calling it the "first contact" which "failed 24,825 ago", the number supposedly referring to the number of days. Seven reportedly told them that another "failed contact" would happen 29,149 days after Hiroshima, or May 27, 2025. When asked who would die, the ghost told the couple, "All. Save 7". Cassie recalled that at the time she heard the ghost talk about the second contact, the date seemed so far away. No wonder the video has gone viral ever since it was posted on social media. Warnings for humans - Global enviornment of fear This is not the first instance of humans being warned by external forces. Baba Vanga's prophecies have gone viral lately, especially in the wake of the Myanmar earthquake in March. The blind Bulgarian psychic is said to have predicted the disaster years ago, as she forecasted "shattering earthquakes" in 2025. Also Read: One of Baba Vanga's prophecies for 2025 has come true. She also predicted a war with Martians Russia-Ukraine global nuclear threat She also predicted a war in Europe in 2025 and an economic disaster. The Russia-Ukraine war is still going on, and has escalated in the past few days. On May 25, Russia launched a massive drone attack on Kyiv, killing 12 people. Ukrainian officials described it as the largest aerial assault since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Russian President Putin has also not held back on nuclear threats. Despite the United States trying to bring both parties to the negotiation table, things haven't been resolved. Natural disaster warning in Japan Meanwhile, a natural disaster has been predicted for Japan in July 2025 by a Japanese artist named Ryo Tatsuki. She wrote in a book titled The Future I Saw, published in 1999, that "a crack will open up under the seabed between Japan and the Philippines," hinting at an earthquake. The tremors will trigger waves “three times as tall” as the 2011 disaster. The prophecy is going viral on social media, and several tourists have cancelled their plans to visit Japan in the coming months. India-Pakistan war, Operation Sindoor, created an environment of fear The India-Pakistan war triggered further fears of a nuclear war, giving more force to the warnings of a global disaster. India launched Operation Sindoor after terrorists killed 26 people in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir. India destroyed terror bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

A viral video claims a woman has been talking to a ghost for 12 years, who has a dire warning for humans. Prophecies and such claims have created an environment of fear amidst the ongoing situation of the world.

Another dire prophecy for humans, this time from a GHOST. '...or Earth will die'

Turkey will fine people who stand up early and crowd the aisle after the plane has landed in a bid to stop the practice that has become a point of irritation among passengers across the world. After the plane lands and slows down, several people instantly get up, open the overhead cabin and gather their items. They then continue to stand in the aisle, until the doors open.&nbsp;The plane is still in motion at this time, even though the seatbelt signs are turned off. However, airlines urge passengers to remain seated until the plane has taxied and come to a halt. People routinely ignore the request, annoying others around them.&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 on short notice</a>&nbsp;Turkish aviation authorities have decided that they have had enough of it and will soon start penalising the behaviour. Offenders will now have to shell out as much as 2,603 ​​Turkish lira, or about $67, for becoming an "aisle lice", a term used for people who block the way on airplanes.&nbsp;<h2>Please wait for your turn, Turkish authorities tell passengers</h2>&nbsp;The Turkish Directorate General of Civil Aviation said in a notice sent to airlines, “Please respect the disembarkation priority of the passengers in front of or around you and wait for your turn." Passengers will have to follow the new rule, or face a fine. As per the instructions, people should not stand up before the deplaning process has reached their row.&nbsp;Crew members have been instructed to report passengers who refuse to comply with the order.Besides those who stand up too early, separate fines will be levied for other regular actions that have been described as “strictly forbidden" in the notice. Those who unfasten seatbelts while the plane is still taxiing, or open overhead bins before the plane has been parked, will also face action.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/pigeons-on-plane-stowaway-wisconsin-minneapolis-flight-birds-1748411411890">Pigeons on a plane: Rogue pigeon flies around flight cabin as passengers duck and try to catch it</a>&nbsp;The notice states that the step was taken after it was found that overcrowding aisles was becoming increasingly common. It states that it poses a risk to “passenger and baggage safety and security”, and affects "the satisfaction and exit priority" of others.&nbsp;<h2>Filmmaker mocks Indian standing up early</h2>&nbsp;In India also, this is a major problem. Several people leave their seats while the plane is still in motion, seemingly in a rush to get off the plane, even though the flight is still in motion.&nbsp;An American filmmaker recently shared a video, mocking Indians for their desperation to gather their stuff and lining up in the aisle. Several social media users schooled him, saying it is a universal issue and not specific to Indians.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

People in a hurry to gather their things and in a rush to get off the plane first, blocking others in the process, will be fined by Turkish airline authorities from now.

Turkey will fine people who stand up early and crowd the aisle after the plane has landed in a bid to stop the practice that has become a point of irritation among passengers across the world. After the plane lands and slows down, several people instantly get up, open the overhead cabin and gather their items. They then continue to stand in the aisle, until the doors open. The plane is still in motion at this time, even though the seatbelt signs are turned off. However, airlines urge passengers to remain seated until the plane has taxied and come to a halt. People routinely ignore the request, annoying others around them. Also Read: Evil twin? Venus sheltering 'invisible' asteroids that can wipe off humanity on short notice Turkish aviation authorities have decided that they have had enough of it and will soon start penalising the behaviour. Offenders will now have to shell out as much as 2,603 Turkish lira, or about $67, for becoming an "aisle lice", a term used for people who block the way on airplanes. Please wait for your turn, Turkish authorities tell passengers The Turkish Directorate General of Civil Aviation said in a notice sent to airlines, “Please respect the disembarkation priority of the passengers in front of or around you and wait for your turn." Passengers will have to follow the new rule, or face a fine. As per the instructions, people should not stand up before the deplaning process has reached their row. Crew members have been instructed to report passengers who refuse to comply with the order. Besides those who stand up too early, separate fines will be levied for other regular actions that have been described as “strictly forbidden" in the notice. Those who unfasten seatbelts while the plane is still taxiing, or open overhead bins before the plane has been parked, will also face action. Also Read: Pigeons on a plane: Rogue pigeon flies around flight cabin as passengers duck and try to catch it The notice states that the step was taken after it was found that overcrowding aisles was becoming increasingly common. It states that it poses a risk to “passenger and baggage safety and security”, and affects "the satisfaction and exit priority" of others. Filmmaker mocks Indian standing up early In India also, this is a major problem. Several people leave their seats while the plane is still in motion, seemingly in a rush to get off the plane, even though the flight is still in motion. An American filmmaker recently shared a video, mocking Indians for their desperation to gather their stuff and lining up in the aisle. Several social media users schooled him, saying it is a universal issue and not specific to Indians.

People in a hurry to gather their things and in a rush to get off the plane first, blocking others in the process, will be fined by Turkish airline authorities from now.

Are you an aisle lice? THIS country will punish those who stand up too early to get off the plane

Pigeons invaded an airplane, causing passengers to engage in a battle to catch them. The scene unfolded on a Delta Airlines plane Saturday, where passengers tried to grab the rogue bird using a piece of cloth. There were two pigeons, both of whom got away. While one chose to meekly walk under the seats, the other went on a rampage and scared the passengers, WCCO News reported.&nbsp;Videos of the incident show people screaming as the bird flies inside the plane. The flight was going to Wisconsin from the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport.The pilot got on the mic and announced the situation: "Ladies and gentlemen, we have a wildlife situation on the plane," a passenger told the outlet.&nbsp;Both the pigeons were ultimately caught. The one walking on the floor was grabbed by a Delta baggage handler. The incident led to the flight being delayed.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/american-woman-strips-naked-and-poops-on-her-seat-9005189">BIZARRO WORLD: American woman strips naked and poops on her seat</a>&nbsp;<h2>A passenger told a flight attendant about the pigeons</h2>&nbsp;The pigeons were discovered after the airplane started moving towards the runway. A passenger named Tom Caw told the outlet that a person went up to the flight attendant and told her, "I think there’s a pigeon on this plane."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/woman-strips-naked-on-plane-parades-down-the-aisle-demanding-to-get-off-8829935">Woman strips naked on plane, parades down the aisle demanding to get off</a>&nbsp;The pilot announced that there was another pigeon on the plane, after which the second one decided to take off. A person tried to catch the bird using his jacket. The plane was steered back to the gate, where the baggage handler removed the second pigeon.&nbsp;<h2>Woman strips naked and poops on the airplane seat</h2>&nbsp;Airplanes have lately become the scene of strange incidents. In April, a woman took off all her clothes and pooped on a Southwest Airlines flight. The plane was travelling from Philadelphia to Chicago Midway and had already taken off. The pilot returned to the airport, after which the police got on the flight and removed her. A medical team declared the scene a biohazard.&nbsp;<h2>Woman gets naked and bangs on cockpit door</h2>&nbsp;In March, a woman went berserk and demanded to get off the plane. She got naked and started walking up and down the aisle. The woman banged on the cockpit door and rubbed herself against a flight attendant. She told the attendants that she was bipolar. The plane was turned around, and the police took her to a doctor.&nbsp;<h2>Woman strips and damages airport property</h2>&nbsp;At the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Texas, a woman stripped naked and started damaging airport property. She broke a TV screen and even bit a restaurant manager. She could be seen gyrating, holding a water bottle and running around the airport. She was arrested and told the police that she was goddess Venus and identified as Disney princesses, Ariel and Pocahontas.&nbsp;

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Pigeons on airplane: Both pigeons were ultimately caught. The one walking on the floor was grabbed by a Delta baggage handler. The incident led to the flight being delayed.

Pigeons invaded an airplane, causing passengers to engage in a battle to catch them. The scene unfolded on a Delta Airlines plane Saturday, where passengers tried to grab the rogue bird using a piece of cloth. There were two pigeons, both of whom got away. While one chose to meekly walk under the seats, the other went on a rampage and scared the passengers, WCCO News reported. Videos of the incident show people screaming as the bird flies inside the plane. The flight was going to Wisconsin from the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport. The pilot got on the mic and announced the situation: "Ladies and gentlemen, we have a wildlife situation on the plane," a passenger told the outlet. Both the pigeons were ultimately caught. The one walking on the floor was grabbed by a Delta baggage handler. The incident led to the flight being delayed. Also Read: BIZARRO WORLD: American woman strips naked and poops on her seat A passenger told a flight attendant about the pigeons The pigeons were discovered after the airplane started moving towards the runway. A passenger named Tom Caw told the outlet that a person went up to the flight attendant and told her, "I think there’s a pigeon on this plane." Also Read: Woman strips naked on plane, parades down the aisle demanding to get off The pilot announced that there was another pigeon on the plane, after which the second one decided to take off. A person tried to catch the bird using his jacket. The plane was steered back to the gate, where the baggage handler removed the second pigeon. Woman strips naked and poops on the airplane seat Airplanes have lately become the scene of strange incidents. In April, a woman took off all her clothes and pooped on a Southwest Airlines flight. The plane was travelling from Philadelphia to Chicago Midway and had already taken off. The pilot returned to the airport, after which the police got on the flight and removed her. A medical team declared the scene a biohazard. Woman gets naked and bangs on cockpit door In March, a woman went berserk and demanded to get off the plane. She got naked and started walking up and down the aisle. The woman banged on the cockpit door and rubbed herself against a flight attendant. She told the attendants that she was bipolar. The plane was turned around, and the police took her to a doctor. Woman strips and damages airport property At the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Texas, a woman stripped naked and started damaging airport property. She broke a TV screen and even bit a restaurant manager. She could be seen gyrating, holding a water bottle and running around the airport. She was arrested and told the police that she was goddess Venus and identified as Disney princesses, Ariel and Pocahontas.

Pigeons on airplane: Both pigeons were ultimately caught. The one walking on the floor was grabbed by a Delta baggage handler. The incident led to the flight being delayed.

'We have a wildlife situation': Rogue pigeons give plane passengers a scare

A couple in the United States shared how ordering a meal at a McDonald's drive-thru instead ended up with them holding three bags of cash. Residents of Hermitage in Tennessee, the couple went to the food outlet and ordered their regular choice of food. ABC13News reported that when they opened their bags, they were shocked to find wads of cash.&nbsp;Greg and Stacye Terry were handed the regular brown bags in 2013 by the person serving at the window. They took them and drove away. But, after they opened the bags, they saw three clear plastic bags. They took them out and saw that they were filled with money. CBS News Channel 5 reported that they contained thousands of dollars in cash.&nbsp;<h2>“You are not going to believe this…”</h2>&nbsp;There had been a terrible mix-up at the outlet when they were handed the bags. The money was earnings for the previous day and was supposed to be deposited in the bank. It was packed and kept in a McDonald's bag along with the food orders. The person who served Greg and Stacye mistakenly handed them the one with the cash.&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;When Greg opened the bag, he said to Stacye, "You are not going to believe this".&nbsp;When the staff member noticed the mistake, they ran after their truck all the way to their house. Thankfully, it wasn't a long chase as they lived only a few minutes away from the outlet. When the employee told them about the money that was meant to be deposited in the bank, the couple promptly returned the money.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/australian-actress-clare-mccann-cryopreserve-dead-son-s-body-who-died-by-suicide-1748327510647">$200,000 within 7 days: Australian actress wants to freeze 13-year-old son's dead body for future revival</a>&nbsp;Stacye said, "The second that he said it was their deposit, my first thing was, let's get in the truck and take it back. There is no other way to have it. I couldn't live with myself."&nbsp;<h2>McDonald's outlet owner thanked the couple</h2>&nbsp;The McDonald's outlet owner and operator, Phil Gray, heaved a sigh of relief upon getting the money back and thanked the couple. "We are grateful for this customer and the action they took upon realising our error," Gray said. He added, it was good to be "part of a community with the values that were evidenced by this person's actions."&nbsp;In another similar incident, a woman named Joann Oliver, of Georgia, bought a sandwich from KFC. She soon realised that one of the plastic bags contained money. She called non-emergency services and returned the money. A total of $543 was in it, the day's collection.&nbsp;

A McDonalds employee handed a bag full of cash to a couple at the drive-thru instead of their food. The person ran after the truck all the way to their house. Here is what happened next.

A couple in the United States shared how ordering a meal at a McDonald's drive-thru instead ended up with them holding three bags of cash. Residents of Hermitage in Tennessee, the couple went to the food outlet and ordered their regular choice of food. ABC13News reported that when they opened their bags, they were shocked to find wads of cash. Greg and Stacye Terry were handed the regular brown bags in 2013 by the person serving at the window. They took them and drove away. But, after they opened the bags, they saw three clear plastic bags. They took them out and saw that they were filled with money. CBS News Channel 5 reported that they contained thousands of dollars in cash. “You are not going to believe this…” There had been a terrible mix-up at the outlet when they were handed the bags. The money was earnings for the previous day and was supposed to be deposited in the bank. It was packed and kept in a McDonald's bag along with the food orders. The person who served Greg and Stacye mistakenly handed them the one with the cash. Also Read: Podcast host slammed for disgusting ChatGPT tactic to get 100 free McDonald's meals When Greg opened the bag, he said to Stacye, "You are not going to believe this". When the staff member noticed the mistake, they ran after their truck all the way to their house. Thankfully, it wasn't a long chase as they lived only a few minutes away from the outlet. When the employee told them about the money that was meant to be deposited in the bank, the couple promptly returned the money. Also Read: $200,000 within 7 days: Australian actress wants to freeze 13-year-old son's dead body for future revival Stacye said, "The second that he said it was their deposit, my first thing was, let's get in the truck and take it back. There is no other way to have it. I couldn't live with myself." McDonald's outlet owner thanked the couple The McDonald's outlet owner and operator, Phil Gray, heaved a sigh of relief upon getting the money back and thanked the couple. "We are grateful for this customer and the action they took upon realising our error," Gray said. He added, it was good to be "part of a community with the values that were evidenced by this person's actions." In another similar incident, a woman named Joann Oliver, of Georgia, bought a sandwich from KFC. She soon realised that one of the plastic bags contained money. She called non-emergency services and returned the money. A total of $543 was in it, the day's collection.

A McDonald's employee handed a bag full of cash to a couple at the drive-thru instead of their food. The person ran after the truck all the way to their house. Here's what happened next.

A McDonald's employee gave a couple three bags of cash instead of their food. Here's what happened next

A mother of two from England died after reaching Turkey for a vacation, and it was later revealed that her heart was missing. The hospital in Istanbul that treated her is being accused of removing her heart, although it denied that the woman underwent any kind of surgery on their premises.Beth Martin started feeling unwell on the flight to Istanbul and thought she had food poisoning.&nbsp;Hours after landing, it got worse, and she was hospitalised at the Marmara University Hospital in Istanbul. Beth passed away the next day. The hospital is now under scrutiny and is being investigated.&nbsp;Her husband, Luke Martin, claims the hospital did not help him with proper details of what led to his wife's sudden death. Meanwhile, Turkish officials suspect him of poisoning her before they took off from England.<h2>&nbsp;</h2><h2>UK woman died of "cardiac arrest due to multiple organ failure", the Turkish ministry said</h2>&nbsp;The Turkish Ministry of Health said Martin died from "cardiac arrest due to multiple organ failure", without elaborating on what triggered her organs to shut down.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/buga-sphere-ufo-colombia-aliens-warning-message-1748317396999">Is Buga sphere a warning sign from aliens? Mystery grows around UFO</a>&nbsp;Luke claims he was initially denied access to see his wife’s body. However, he finally managed to arrange for her wife's body to return to Portsmouth. British coroners carried out an autopsy and were shocked to find that Beth's heart was missing. Her family suspects the hospital removed the organ while she was being treated.<h2>Was Beth poisoned?</h2>&nbsp;Meanwhile, the Turkish hospital has refuted all allegations, asserting she "did not undergo any surgical procedures" at the hospital. The Marmara University Hospital, said in a statement, that Luke told them he suspected that someone had poisoned them before they left England. So the matter was classified as a “forensic case”.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/california-big-one-earthquake-prediction-year-1748340197093">Scientists now know the EXACT year Big One, a devastating earthquake, will hit California. It can happen as soon as...</a>&nbsp;The hospital said that it carried our a "preliminary autopsy [without incision] in accordance with the forensic case procedure”.&nbsp;Turkish authorities have launched a formal investigation into Beth Martin’s death. Meanwhile, her family has been left devastated and is searching for answers.&nbsp;The family has set up a GoFundMe page to raise 250,000 pounds. Luke says on the page that the armed cops interrogated him in the hospital parking lot, and he was "grilled, accused and broken beyond repair."&nbsp;Coroners in England are also trying to figure out what caused the multiple organ failure. The final reports are expected to take at least six months.&nbsp;

A British woman mysteriously died after landing in Istanbul. The hospital thinks her husband poisoned her. Her husband claims the Turkish hospital removed her heart. 

A mother of two from England died after reaching Turkey for a vacation, and it was later revealed that her heart was missing. The hospital in Istanbul that treated her is being accused of removing her heart, although it denied that the woman underwent any kind of surgery on their premises. Beth Martin started feeling unwell on the flight to Istanbul and thought she had food poisoning. Hours after landing, it got worse, and she was hospitalised at the Marmara University Hospital in Istanbul. Beth passed away the next day. The hospital is now under scrutiny and is being investigated. Her husband, Luke Martin, claims the hospital did not help him with proper details of what led to his wife's sudden death. Meanwhile, Turkish officials suspect him of poisoning her before they took off from England. UK woman died of "cardiac arrest due to multiple organ failure", the Turkish ministry said The Turkish Ministry of Health said Martin died from "cardiac arrest due to multiple organ failure", without elaborating on what triggered her organs to shut down. Also Read: Is Buga sphere a warning sign from aliens? Mystery grows around UFO Luke claims he was initially denied access to see his wife’s body. However, he finally managed to arrange for her wife's body to return to Portsmouth. British coroners carried out an autopsy and were shocked to find that Beth's heart was missing. Her family suspects the hospital removed the organ while she was being treated. Was Beth poisoned? Meanwhile, the Turkish hospital has refuted all allegations, asserting she "did not undergo any surgical procedures" at the hospital. The Marmara University Hospital, said in a statement, that Luke told them he suspected that someone had poisoned them before they left England. So the matter was classified as a “forensic case”. Also Read: Scientists now know the EXACT year Big One, a devastating earthquake, will hit California. It can happen as soon as... The hospital said that it carried our a "preliminary autopsy [without incision] in accordance with the forensic case procedure”. Turkish authorities have launched a formal investigation into Beth Martin’s death. Meanwhile, her family has been left devastated and is searching for answers. The family has set up a GoFundMe page to raise 250,000 pounds. Luke says on the page that the armed cops interrogated him in the hospital parking lot, and he was "grilled, accused and broken beyond repair." Coroners in England are also trying to figure out what caused the multiple organ failure. The final reports are expected to take at least six months.

A British woman mysteriously died after landing in Istanbul. The hospital thinks her husband poisoned her. Her husband claims the Turkish hospital removed her heart.&nbsp;

British woman died mysteriously after landing in Istanbul. Someone removed her heart

When fiction meets reality, it makes for an interesting concoction. Especially when it involves science fiction. Several films have portrayed humans going to other planets, exploring the unknown. The 1968 film, 2001: A Space Odyssey, had astronauts and a supercomputer visiting Jupiter. But humans are still not even close to going to Jupiter.&nbsp;Then we had the Back To The Future series showing a time machine built from a modified DeLorean.In 2015, The Martian was released, which showed that humans had landed on Mars thrice by the year 2035. However, that seems like a far-fetched reality right now. Once again, reality is not even close to what writers imagined in books and films.&nbsp;<h2>Musk has grand plans for Mars and humans</h2>&nbsp;Mars is on the radar of NASA, including Elon Musk, a billionaire who is at the forefront of working to land humans on the red planet. He dreams of sending people to Mars in the next five years. His ambitious plans centre around the idea that Earth will soon become unlivable for humans, and Mars is the best bet for survival.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science-tech/mars-had-lakes-and-water-honeycomb-waffle-structures-red-planet-9064048">NASA finds strange designs on Mars that hint at what happened 3.8 million years ago</a>&nbsp;The SpaceX CEO says Mars is a "life insurance" for humanity. Talking to Fox News, Musk said, "All life on Earth will be destroyed by the sun. The sun is gradually expanding, and so we do at some point need to be a multi-planet civilisation because Earth will be incinerated."&nbsp;Musk's company has made Starship, a mammoth rocket which he hopes will ultimately fulfil his desire. Musk wants to build a self-sustaining city on the Red Planet. His vision includes a society on Mars that can survive and grow even if "the resupply ships from Earth stop coming for any reason, whether that is because civilisation died with a bang or a whimper."&nbsp;<h2>NASA funding cut</h2>&nbsp;However, will that dream ever become a reality is hard to tell. In fact, after Trump took over as President of the United States this year, the NASA budget has been cut. This has directly affected the Artemis mission, which aims to land humans on the Moon first. However, that looks to be in a jeopardy now.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/mars-forms-rings-because-of-phobos-1747806749752">NASA finds strange designs on Mars that hint at what happened 3.8 million years ago</a>&nbsp;With a trip to the moon looking bleak, Mars has moved even farther away from us. Scientists planned to use the Moon as a stepping stone for Mars. They plan to build a base on the moon from which humans would be able to move to Mars.&nbsp;What continues to work are the probes NASA and other space agencies have sent to Mars. Perseverance and Curiosity Mars rovers are making stunning discoveries on the red planet, finding sulfur-filled stones, rocks with strange patterns, proof of a water world billions of years ago, and more.&nbsp;However, looking at the current state of affairs, it doesn't seem like humans will land on Mars by 2035. Matt Damon might have grown potatoes on Mars, but for now, it continues to remain barren, and probably will for several more years.&nbsp;

The Martian released 10 years ago, and showed humans on Mars in 2035. With another 10 years to go before that time finally comes, how close are humans to actually landing on Mars? 

When fiction meets reality, it makes for an interesting concoction. Especially when it involves science fiction. Several films have portrayed humans going to other planets, exploring the unknown. The 1968 film, 2001: A Space Odyssey, had astronauts and a supercomputer visiting Jupiter. But humans are still not even close to going to Jupiter. Then we had the Back To The Future series showing a time machine built from a modified DeLorean. In 2015, The Martian was released, which showed that humans had landed on Mars thrice by the year 2035. However, that seems like a far-fetched reality right now. Once again, reality is not even close to what writers imagined in books and films. Musk has grand plans for Mars and humans Mars is on the radar of NASA, including Elon Musk, a billionaire who is at the forefront of working to land humans on the red planet. He dreams of sending people to Mars in the next five years. His ambitious plans centre around the idea that Earth will soon become unlivable for humans, and Mars is the best bet for survival. Also Read: NASA finds strange designs on Mars that hint at what happened 3.8 million years ago The SpaceX CEO says Mars is a "life insurance" for humanity. Talking to Fox News, Musk said, "All life on Earth will be destroyed by the sun. The sun is gradually expanding, and so we do at some point need to be a multi-planet civilisation because Earth will be incinerated." Musk's company has made Starship, a mammoth rocket which he hopes will ultimately fulfil his desire. Musk wants to build a self-sustaining city on the Red Planet. His vision includes a society on Mars that can survive and grow even if "the resupply ships from Earth stop coming for any reason, whether that is because civilisation died with a bang or a whimper." NASA funding cut However, will that dream ever become a reality is hard to tell. In fact, after Trump took over as President of the United States this year, the NASA budget has been cut. This has directly affected the Artemis mission, which aims to land humans on the Moon first. However, that looks to be in a jeopardy now. Also Read: NASA finds strange designs on Mars that hint at what happened 3.8 million years ago With a trip to the moon looking bleak, Mars has moved even farther away from us. Scientists planned to use the Moon as a stepping stone for Mars. They plan to build a base on the moon from which humans would be able to move to Mars. What continues to work are the probes NASA and other space agencies have sent to Mars. Perseverance and Curiosity Mars rovers are making stunning discoveries on the red planet, finding sulfur-filled stones, rocks with strange patterns, proof of a water world billions of years ago, and more. However, looking at the current state of affairs, it doesn't seem like humans will land on Mars by 2035. Matt Damon might have grown potatoes on Mars, but for now, it continues to remain barren, and probably will for several more years.

The Martian released 10 years ago, and showed humans on Mars in 2035. With another 10 years to go before that time finally comes, how close are humans to actually landing on Mars?&nbsp;

When will humans land on Mars? The Martian bet on 2035. With 10 years left, how far are we from it becoming a reality?

California is staring at the "Big One", and it could occur in the next seven years, the US Geological Survey (USGS) has warned. The Bay Area could be hit by a massive earthquake in 2032. That's not all. Northern California could witness several "magnitude 6.7 or larger" earthquakes in the next 30 years.&nbsp;"The threat of earthquakes extends across the entire San Francisco Bay region, and a major quake is likely before 2032," according to a report by the USGS.&nbsp; California sits on the San Andreas Fault, an 800-mile-long fault line. Experts say that the fault causes a major quake every 150 years.&nbsp;<h2>The California earthquake of 1857</h2>&nbsp;Sarah Minson from the USGS says that California is overdue for a magnitude 7.8 quake, or even higher. In 1857, a 7.9 magnitude quake known as the Fort Tejon earthquake occurred in central and Southern California. 350 km of the southern part of the San Andreas Fault was ruptured in the event.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/scientists-warn-of-triple-threat-say-massive-earthquake-can-drown-parts-of-us-9021924">Scientists warn of triple threat, say massive earthquake can drown parts of US</a>&nbsp;<h2>The California earthquake of 1906</h2>&nbsp;Another huge one struck San Francisco in 1906, and also had a magnitude of 7.9, according to the California Academy of Sciences. It flattened 80 per cent of San Francisco, killed nearly 3,000 people and left more than 200,000 people homeless. A whopping 477 km of the San Andreas Fault was ruptured in the process.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/submarine-volcano-near-oregon-is-boiling-will-the-eruption-equal-tonga-explosion-9021309">Submarine volcano near Oregon can erupt any time. Can it be as terrible as the Tonga explosion?</a>&nbsp;Minson warns that the chances the "Big One" would strike San Francisco by 2055 have risen to a staggering 72 per cent. Minson's calculations give the Bay Area a window of 30 years. But USGS think it could happen as soon as in the next seven years.&nbsp;<h2>Seven earthquakes hit California near San Andreas Fault</h2>&nbsp;Fears that a big one is near have increased after the region reported several back-to-back quakes on Monday morning, near the northern tip of the&nbsp;San Andreas Fault. According to USGS, seven earthquakes struck the Pacific just&nbsp;off the coast of Northern California between 1:54 am and 7:01 am ET. Five of them struck between 4:17 am and 4:38 am.&nbsp;According to estimates, if and when the next Big One hits California, it will kill approximately 1,800 people, cause 50,000 injuries and $200 billion in damages. &nbsp;

California can be hit by a massive earthquake, or the Big One, early next decade. An expert has also warned of several quakes in San Francisco area in the next 30 years. 

California is staring at the "Big One", and it could occur in the next seven years, the US Geological Survey (USGS) has warned. The Bay Area could be hit by a massive earthquake in 2032. That's not all. Northern California could witness several "magnitude 6.7 or larger" earthquakes in the next 30 years. "The threat of earthquakes extends across the entire San Francisco Bay region, and a major quake is likely before 2032," according to a report by the USGS. California sits on the San Andreas Fault, an 800-mile-long fault line. Experts say that the fault causes a major quake every 150 years. The California earthquake of 1857 Sarah Minson from the USGS says that California is overdue for a magnitude 7.8 quake, or even higher. In 1857, a 7.9 magnitude quake known as the Fort Tejon earthquake occurred in central and Southern California. 350 km of the southern part of the San Andreas Fault was ruptured in the event. Also Read: Scientists warn of triple threat, say massive earthquake can drown parts of US The California earthquake of 1906 Another huge one struck San Francisco in 1906, and also had a magnitude of 7.9, according to the California Academy of Sciences. It flattened 80 per cent of San Francisco, killed nearly 3,000 people and left more than 200,000 people homeless. A whopping 477 km of the San Andreas Fault was ruptured in the process. Also Read: Submarine volcano near Oregon can erupt any time. Can it be as terrible as the Tonga explosion? Minson warns that the chances the "Big One" would strike San Francisco by 2055 have risen to a staggering 72 per cent. Minson's calculations give the Bay Area a window of 30 years. But USGS think it could happen as soon as in the next seven years. Seven earthquakes hit California near San Andreas Fault Fears that a big one is near have increased after the region reported several back-to-back quakes on Monday morning, near the northern tip of the San Andreas Fault. According to USGS, seven earthquakes struck the Pacific just off the coast of Northern California between 1:54 am and 7:01 am ET. Five of them struck between 4:17 am and 4:38 am. According to estimates, if and when the next Big One hits California, it will kill approximately 1,800 people, cause 50,000 injuries and $200 billion in damages.

California can be hit by a massive earthquake, or the Big One, early next decade. An expert has also warned of several quakes in the San Francisco area in the next 30 years.&nbsp;

Scientists now know the EXACT year Big One, a devastating earthquake, will hit California. It can happen as soon as...

Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova on Monday mocked the viral video of French President Emmanuel Macron’s wife Brigitte is seen pushing his face away as they arrived in Vietnam’s capital Hanoi.&nbsp;Mocking the video, which is being widely circulated on social media, Zakharova wrote on Telegram that Macron got “a right hook from his wife”.&nbsp;“Did the first lady decide to cheer up her husband with a gentle pat on the cheek and miscalculated her strength? Was she handing him a tissue, but missed? Did she want to fix his collar but ended up reaching the beloved face?” she said.&nbsp;“Here’s a hint: maybe it was the ‘hand of the Kremlin’?” she added.&nbsp;&nbsp;In the video, Macron appears to move his face away from his wife’s hand, as many interpret it as a part of an argument between the couple.&nbsp;The Elysee Palace initially denied the video's existence, but later admitted the incident, calling it just a “playful teasing”.&nbsp;“It was a moment when the president and his wife were relaxing one last time before the start of the trip by having a laugh. It was a moment of closeness,” an Elysee official said.&nbsp;<h2>Macron denies ‘domestic dispute’</h2>&nbsp;Responding to the ongoing debate over the viral video, Macron denied any claims of “domestic dispute”, saying that they were “joking as we often do” and noting that other videos had been misinterpreted. The French president was referring to the videos of him wrongly shared, claiming he had a bag of cocaine or confronting the Turkish president.&nbsp;“None of these are true” and “everyone needs to calm down”, he said.&nbsp;Earlier, Macron and his German and British counterparts were wrongly accused by Zakharova and American conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who alleged that they were using drugs on a train from Ukraine. In reality, a crumpled tissue was mistaken for a bag of cocaine on low-quality video.&nbsp;Despite the claims being debunked, the incident prompted a high-level response from the Elysee Palace and the French foreign ministry.

Mocking the video, which is being widely circulated on social media, Zakharova wrote on Telegram that Macron got “a right hook from his wife”.

Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova on Monday mocked the viral video of French President Emmanuel Macron’s wife Brigitte is seen pushing his face away as they arrived in Vietnam’s capital Hanoi. Mocking the video, which is being widely circulated on social media, Zakharova wrote on Telegram that Macron got “a right hook from his wife”. “Did the first lady decide to cheer up her husband with a gentle pat on the cheek and miscalculated her strength? Was she handing him a tissue, but missed? Did she want to fix his collar but ended up reaching the beloved face?” she said. “Here’s a hint: maybe it was the ‘hand of the Kremlin’?” she added. In the video, Macron appears to move his face away from his wife’s hand, as many interpret it as a part of an argument between the couple. The Elysee Palace initially denied the video's existence, but later admitted the incident, calling it just a “playful teasing”. “It was a moment when the president and his wife were relaxing one last time before the start of the trip by having a laugh. It was a moment of closeness,” an Elysee official said. Macron denies ‘domestic dispute’ Responding to the ongoing debate over the viral video, Macron denied any claims of “domestic dispute”, saying that they were “joking as we often do” and noting that other videos had been misinterpreted. The French president was referring to the videos of him wrongly shared, claiming he had a bag of cocaine or confronting the Turkish president. “None of these are true” and “everyone needs to calm down”, he said. Earlier, Macron and his German and British counterparts were wrongly accused by Zakharova and American conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who alleged that they were using drugs on a train from Ukraine. In reality, a crumpled tissue was mistaken for a bag of cocaine on low-quality video. Despite the claims being debunked, the incident prompted a high-level response from the Elysee Palace and the French foreign ministry.

Mocking the video, which is being widely circulated on social media, Zakharova wrote on Telegram that Macron got “a right hook from his wife”.

‘Hand of Kremlin’ or ‘miscalculated strength’? Russian foreign minister takes a sly dig over Macron’s viral video

A man used ChatGPT to score free meals from McDonald's, stating that it has helped him earn nearly 100 of them. All you need are some receipts and the internet, so file a complaint using a complaint generated by ChatGPT. He claims on a podcast that it doesn't harm anyone, but people disagree. In fact, every feedback affects a worker and the store.&nbsp;Gage, co-host of All Things The Podcast, revealed on air that he used the hack to get corporate vouchers, which he used to get free food. A video showed him talking about it in 2024, in which he talks about stealing receipts off tables. People aren't amused by his practice, slamming him for affecting someone's reviews that can ultimately affect their earnings and even cost them their job.&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;Explaining how it worked, Gage said that McDonald's asks customers for feedback. “They’ve plastered posters up everywhere saying, ‘Please fill in the survey and put highly satisfied,’” he said.Gage explained how the scam works to his listeners on the podcast. He said anyone who wants to scam McDonald's needs to get their hands on some receipts, which they can find on "tills or tables."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/dont-google-your-symptoms-tell-them-to-chatgpt-it-saved-a-womans-life-8972116">'If you had gone to sleep...': ChatGPT told a pregnant woman to call an ambulance. It saved her life</a>&nbsp;Use the receipts’ unique codes to access McDonald’s feedback surveys. Fill them out and write "highly dissatisfied." Gage says he then used a ChatGPT prompt to have the AI tool create a complaint under 1,200 words. "Write about a time that I had a horrible experience at McDonald’s where I ordered a Big Mac and make it under 1,200 characters," he says.&nbsp;If it doesn't look bad enough, make it worse manually, he told his listeners.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/student-catches-professor-using-chatgpt-demands-her-tuition-fees-be-returned-9074137">Student catches professor using ChatGPT to make notes, demands her tuition fees back</a>&nbsp;Copy the response and send it across in an email. "Within 12 hours, a representative will send you an email with one, two, or three or four meal vouchers completely for free," he said.&nbsp;<h2>People slammed him for scoring free meals</h2>&nbsp;Social media users said that doing this affects stores and can cost people their jobs. One user commented, “It does harm everyone who works in the restaurant. Each receipt is time-stamped and also has someone’s name on it. Not to mention that score is factored into your overall score for the restaurant and will affect your bonuses for the whole management staff."&nbsp;

A podcast host revealed how he used ChatGPT to get free meals from McDonalds by filling out horrible feedback. People are now slamming him for putting jobs at risk. 

A man used ChatGPT to score free meals from McDonald's, stating that it has helped him earn nearly 100 of them. All you need are some receipts and the internet, so file a complaint using a complaint generated by ChatGPT. He claims on a podcast that it doesn't harm anyone, but people disagree. In fact, every feedback affects a worker and the store. Gage, co-host of All Things The Podcast, revealed on air that he used the hack to get corporate vouchers, which he used to get free food. A video showed him talking about it in 2024, in which he talks about stealing receipts off tables. People aren't amused by his practice, slamming him for affecting someone's reviews that can ultimately affect their earnings and even cost them their job. Also Read: Can AI trigger 'end-time event'? Man behind ChatGPT fears so, called for doomsday bunker Explaining how it worked, Gage said that McDonald's asks customers for feedback. “They’ve plastered posters up everywhere saying, ‘Please fill in the survey and put highly satisfied,’” he said. Gage explained how the scam works to his listeners on the podcast. He said anyone who wants to scam McDonald's needs to get their hands on some receipts, which they can find on "tills or tables." Also Read: 'If you had gone to sleep...': ChatGPT told a pregnant woman to call an ambulance. It saved her life Use the receipts’ unique codes to access McDonald’s feedback surveys. Fill them out and write "highly dissatisfied." Gage says he then used a ChatGPT prompt to have the AI tool create a complaint under 1,200 words. "Write about a time that I had a horrible experience at McDonald’s where I ordered a Big Mac and make it under 1,200 characters," he says. If it doesn't look bad enough, make it worse manually, he told his listeners. Also Read: Student catches professor using ChatGPT to make notes, demands her tuition fees back Copy the response and send it across in an email. "Within 12 hours, a representative will send you an email with one, two, or three or four meal vouchers completely for free," he said. People slammed him for scoring free meals Social media users said that doing this affects stores and can cost people their jobs. One user commented, “It does harm everyone who works in the restaurant. Each receipt is time-stamped and also has someone’s name on it. Not to mention that score is factored into your overall score for the restaurant and will affect your bonuses for the whole management staff."

A podcast host revealed how he used ChatGPT to get free meals from McDonald's by filling out horrible feedback. People are now slamming him for putting people's jobs at risk.&nbsp;

Podcast host slammed for disgusting ChatGPT tactic to get 100 free McDonald's meals

A mysterious object was seen flying over Buga, Colombia, in March. It was an unidentified flying object, a UFO. Whether it came from outer space is still up for debate, but it was an unknown object nonetheless. It was a metallic orb and carried an ominous message for humanity, a warning that if we don't get our act straight soon, we could be staring at potential disaster.&nbsp;Several people believe that aliens sent the sphere to Earth, probably by a species more advanced than us. They supposedly know what awaits Earth if the current state of affairs continues, with global warming, wars, and more plaguing the planet.&nbsp;<h2>Metallic orb over Colombia moved in a strange manner</h2>&nbsp;The orb was seen moving in a strange manner that no man-made aircraft could ever travel. It zig-zagged its way through the skies before landing on the ground. It was recovered by scientists who have since been analysing it. The sphere has some symbols etched on it.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science-tech/will-humans-hear-back-from-aliens-on-k2-18b-not-for-at-least-248-years-8975734">Will humans hear back from aliens on K2-18b? Not for at least 248 years</a>&nbsp;To learn about its origin, scientists went back to ancient scripts, such as runes, Ogham and Mesopotamian writing systems. However, the signs did not match any of them. Now, they have been deciphered using AI.&nbsp;<h2>Are aliens warning humans about their future?</h2>&nbsp;The message, as per analysts, says, "The origin of birth through union and energy in the cycle of transformation, the meeting point of unity, expansion and awareness – individual consciousness."&nbsp;A team of scientists who studied the sphere say that, according to them, "it is a message to humanity". Dr. Jose Luis Velazquez, a radiologist who examined the sphere, and his team, said, "It encourages a collective shift in consciousness to help Mother Earth, especially considering current problems with pollution and environmental degradation."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/scientists-believe-theyll-soon-spot-alien-civilisation-communicating-with-its-spacecraft-768395">Scientists scan star system potentially hosting alien life</a>&nbsp;The researchers also noted the absence of any joints in the object, hinting that it was not made by humans. They also found that "its internal structure is composed of high-density elements." Velazquez and his team state that the sphere needs further analysis to establish the exact point of origin.<h2>Did humans make the Buga sphere?</h2>&nbsp;Meanwhile, Dr Julia Mossbridge, a cognitive neuroscientist and a researcher of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), doesn't think the sphere has extraterrestrial origins. She told Fox News, "The sphere itself seems kind of like an art project," something she thinks only humans can do.&nbsp;A purported video showing the so-called "Buga sphere" is also on the internet, but Mossbridge states there is no confirmation that the object seen in the video is the same as the metal sphere found in Colombia.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The metallic object seen flying over Buga in Colombia carries symbols which experts think are a warning from aliens for humans and Earth.

A mysterious object was seen flying over Buga, Colombia, in March. It was an unidentified flying object, a UFO. Whether it came from outer space is still up for debate, but it was an unknown object nonetheless. It was a metallic orb and carried an ominous message for humanity, a warning that if we don't get our act straight soon, we could be staring at potential disaster. Several people believe that aliens sent the sphere to Earth, probably by a species more advanced than us. They supposedly know what awaits Earth if the current state of affairs continues, with global warming, wars, and more plaguing the planet. Metallic orb over Colombia moved in a strange manner The orb was seen moving in a strange manner that no man-made aircraft could ever travel. It zig-zagged its way through the skies before landing on the ground. It was recovered by scientists who have since been analysing it. The sphere has some symbols etched on it. Also Read: Will humans hear back from aliens on K2-18b? Not for at least 248 years To learn about its origin, scientists went back to ancient scripts, such as runes, Ogham and Mesopotamian writing systems. However, the signs did not match any of them. Now, they have been deciphered using AI. Are aliens warning humans about their future? The message, as per analysts, says, "The origin of birth through union and energy in the cycle of transformation, the meeting point of unity, expansion and awareness – individual consciousness." A team of scientists who studied the sphere say that, according to them, "it is a message to humanity". Dr. Jose Luis Velazquez, a radiologist who examined the sphere, and his team, said, "It encourages a collective shift in consciousness to help Mother Earth, especially considering current problems with pollution and environmental degradation." Also Read: Scientists scan star system potentially hosting alien life The researchers also noted the absence of any joints in the object, hinting that it was not made by humans. They also found that "its internal structure is composed of high-density elements." Velazquez and his team state that the sphere needs further analysis to establish the exact point of origin. Did humans make the Buga sphere? Meanwhile, Dr Julia Mossbridge, a cognitive neuroscientist and a researcher of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), doesn't think the sphere has extraterrestrial origins. She told Fox News, "The sphere itself seems kind of like an art project," something she thinks only humans can do. A purported video showing the so-called "Buga sphere" is also on the internet, but Mossbridge states there is no confirmation that the object seen in the video is the same as the metal sphere found in Colombia.

The metallic object seen flying over Buga in Colombia carries symbols which experts think are a warning from aliens for humans and Earth.

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As artificial intelligence (AI) accelerates its grip on the global economy, the business world is undergoing a seismic shift. No longer confined to tech-centric roles, AI now permeates every industry, from marketing to finance, supply chain to human resources.&nbsp; &nbsp;In this new landscape, the ability to harness AI’s power—and to do so responsibly—has become a cornerstone of professional success. Business schools across India are responding with urgency, racing to prepare students not just for the jobs of today, but for those that are evolving faster than ever. &nbsp;At campus placement drives, recruiters are already showing a clear preference for candidates fluent in AI tools and applications. “I came across a recent report that mentioned a 21% increase in job postings around AI since 2019,” says Radhika Shrivastava, executive director at the Fortune Institute of International Business (FIIB), New Delhi.&nbsp; &nbsp;“This trend is also evident during campus placements, where we increasingly see employers prioritising students who are well-versed in AI tools and applications.” In response, FIIB has proactively integrated AI-focused courses into its curriculum. These courses offer students exposure to real-time case studies from leading companies, helping them grasp the practical and strategic value of AI in business contexts.&nbsp; &nbsp;However, Shrivastava cautions against blind reliance on technology: “Studies suggest that excessive reliance on AI tools may diminish students' cognitive engagement and weaken their reasoning abilities. Therefore, it’s essential to adopt AI in ways that enhance human judgment, not replace it.” &nbsp;This tension between AI adoption and human-centric skills is a challenge many top institutions are grappling with. At MDI Gurgaon, the focus is on creating a new breed of leaders who can not only navigate but shape an AI-driven economy.&nbsp; &nbsp;“Preparing our students for an AI-driven workplace is not just about integrating technology-focused courses; it’s about cultivating an adaptive, forward-thinking mindset,” explains Professor Jyotsna Bhatnagar, Dean of graduate programmes.&nbsp; &nbsp;The school’s curriculum combines AI literacy with critical thinking, ethics, and leadership skills, blending interdisciplinary learning with hands-on projects and AI-driven research. “Future leaders must understand AI’s transformative potential as well as its societal impacts, ensuring they drive innovation with a human-centred approach,” Bhatnagar adds. &nbsp;Across India, business schools are also reckoning with the infrastructural and ethical challenges that come with rapid AI adoption. Dr. Prabhu Aggarwal, Dean of Badruka School of Management (BSM), Hyderabad, points out that the world is on the cusp of a skills revolution.&nbsp; &nbsp;“A recent report highlighted that 50% of skills globally are projected to change by 2030, with GenAI accelerating this change,” he notes. “Employers are seeking individuals adept in using AI in related jobs.” To stay ahead of this curve, BSM is embedding AI and GenAI into coursework, encouraging students to develop not just technical proficiency but also ethical and strategic thinking.&nbsp; However, Aggarwal acknowledges the hurdles. He says, “A significant challenge is the lack of digital infrastructure, data security, and technical support. Further, we need to establish robust governance and ethics frameworks to mitigate AI bias and protect student privacy. Business schools must navigate these twin challenges of evolving curricula and supporting infrastructure, ensuring students see AI as a strategic enabler rather than merely a technical tool.”&nbsp;At IIM Tiruchirappalli, the response to this changing landscape is both strategic and nuanced. Dr. Pawan Kumar Singh, the institute’s director, emphasises that preparing students for the AI era means much more than teaching them how to use the latest tools.&nbsp; &nbsp;“Our cutting-edge curriculum gives students hands-on experience in advanced AI techniques—machine learning, natural language processing, text analytics, and prompt engineering—all applied directly to real-world business challenges,” he says. Beyond technical skills, IIMT is integrating AI into marketing, HR, and strategy courses to emphasise domain-specific applications.”&nbsp;As AI continues to redefine the boundaries of the workplace, business schools are not merely adding new courses—they are reimagining the very essence of business education.&nbsp; &nbsp;The next generation of leaders will need more than technical fluency; they will need the ability to think critically, act ethically, and innovate fearlessly in a world where algorithms are as common as spreadsheets. In the race to ready students for this future, business schools are stepping up—not just to prepare them for the jobs of tomorrow, but to empower them to shape those jobs themselves.

How B-schools in India are preparing students for an AI-driven future

As artificial intelligence (AI) accelerates its grip on the global economy, the business world is undergoing a seismic shift. No longer confined to tech-centric roles, AI now permeates every industry, from marketing to finance, supply chain to human resources. In this new landscape, the ability to harness AI’s power—and to do so responsibly—has become a cornerstone of professional success. Business schools across India are responding with urgency, racing to prepare students not just for the jobs of today, but for those that are evolving faster than ever. At campus placement drives, recruiters are already showing a clear preference for candidates fluent in AI tools and applications. “I came across a recent report that mentioned a 21% increase in job postings around AI since 2019,” says Radhika Shrivastava, executive director at the Fortune Institute of International Business (FIIB), New Delhi. “This trend is also evident during campus placements, where we increasingly see employers prioritising students who are well-versed in AI tools and applications.” In response, FIIB has proactively integrated AI-focused courses into its curriculum. These courses offer students exposure to real-time case studies from leading companies, helping them grasp the practical and strategic value of AI in business contexts. However, Shrivastava cautions against blind reliance on technology: “Studies suggest that excessive reliance on AI tools may diminish students' cognitive engagement and weaken their reasoning abilities. Therefore, it’s essential to adopt AI in ways that enhance human judgment, not replace it.” This tension between AI adoption and human-centric skills is a challenge many top institutions are grappling with. At MDI Gurgaon, the focus is on creating a new breed of leaders who can not only navigate but shape an AI-driven economy. “Preparing our students for an AI-driven workplace is not just about integrating technology-focused courses; it’s about cultivating an adaptive, forward-thinking mindset,” explains Professor Jyotsna Bhatnagar, Dean of graduate programmes. The school’s curriculum combines AI literacy with critical thinking, ethics, and leadership skills, blending interdisciplinary learning with hands-on projects and AI-driven research. “Future leaders must understand AI’s transformative potential as well as its societal impacts, ensuring they drive innovation with a human-centred approach,” Bhatnagar adds. Across India, business schools are also reckoning with the infrastructural and ethical challenges that come with rapid AI adoption. Dr. Prabhu Aggarwal, Dean of Badruka School of Management (BSM), Hyderabad, points out that the world is on the cusp of a skills revolution. “A recent report highlighted that 50% of skills globally are projected to change by 2030, with GenAI accelerating this change,” he notes. “Employers are seeking individuals adept in using AI in related jobs.” To stay ahead of this curve, BSM is embedding AI and GenAI into coursework, encouraging students to develop not just technical proficiency but also ethical and strategic thinking. However, Aggarwal acknowledges the hurdles. He says, “A significant challenge is the lack of digital infrastructure, data security, and technical support. Further, we need to establish robust governance and ethics frameworks to mitigate AI bias and protect student privacy. Business schools must navigate these twin challenges of evolving curricula and supporting infrastructure, ensuring students see AI as a strategic enabler rather than merely a technical tool.” At IIM Tiruchirappalli, the response to this changing landscape is both strategic and nuanced. Dr. Pawan Kumar Singh, the institute’s director, emphasises that preparing students for the AI era means much more than teaching them how to use the latest tools. “Our cutting-edge curriculum gives students hands-on experience in advanced AI techniques—machine learning, natural language processing, text analytics, and prompt engineering—all applied directly to real-world business challenges,” he says. Beyond technical skills, IIMT is integrating AI into marketing, HR, and strategy courses to emphasise domain-specific applications.” As AI continues to redefine the boundaries of the workplace, business schools are not merely adding new courses—they are reimagining the very essence of business education. The next generation of leaders will need more than technical fluency; they will need the ability to think critically, act ethically, and innovate fearlessly in a world where algorithms are as common as spreadsheets. In the race to ready students for this future, business schools are stepping up—not just to prepare them for the jobs of tomorrow, but to empower them to shape those jobs themselves.

In this new landscape, the ability to harness AI’s power—and to do so responsibly—has become a cornerstone of professional success

Legendary artist Leonardo da Vinci painted secret tunnels in one of his artworks of an Italian castle, which experts suspected hinted that they existed in reality as well. However, no one had ever found them. But new research has now confirmed that the numerous tunnels Vinci drew are not only real, but a part of a complex system built under a castle from the 1400s.&nbsp;Experts from the Polytechnic University of Milan, Codevintec, and Sforza Castel teamed up to discover that the ancient Sforza Castle is hiding tunnels under it. Vinci was once hired to design the castle and so knew about the tunnels, but contemporary humans have never seen them.&nbsp;<h2>Leonardo da Vinci's painting had tunnels, but were they real?</h2>&nbsp;Vinci's artworks have drawn from real life and so researchers knew that the tunnels in his paintings weren't merely a piece of fiction. The researchers deployed ground-penetrating radar and laser scanning peep multiple feet underground. They discovered a tunnel system that included several of them and seemed to serve several purposes.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science-tech/20000-year-old-labyrinth-with-3000-rooms-lies-under-egypt-pyramid-9012892">20,000-year-old labyrinth with 3,000 rooms lies under Egypt pyramid, centuries-old claim resurfaces</a>&nbsp;Francesca Biolo, researcher at Polytechnic University of Milan, said in a statement, "The ground-penetrating radar enriched the 3D model with data on known, but inaccessible, spaces, bringing to light unknown walkways and ideas for further studies on secret passages."&nbsp;<h2>Sforza Castle in Milan</h2>&nbsp;The tunnel system under Sforza Castle is believed to have been built sometime in the late 1400s. First, the duke of Milan, Francesco Sforza, took over an existing site and built the Sforza Castle. The grand structure had huge towers, vast courtyards, and frescoed-lined halls. Then, in 1494, Ludovico Sforza, who took over the reins, decided to add more aspects to the castle. Leonardo da Vinci was hired as the artist for the castle.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/nasa-discovery-points-to-the-exact-date-jesus-christ-was-likely-crucified-8979096">NASA discovery points to the exact date Jesus Christ was likely crucified</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;This led him to document the underground tunnels, according to Art Net. Researchers believe the tunnel system served various purposes, primary being military goals.&nbsp;However, they also noted that the tunnels linked the castle with the Basilica of Santa Maria delle Grazie. The church was built by Francesco and was where the Sforza family buried its members. The royals used the one passageway to access the church quickly while visiting the burial sites of their loved ones.&nbsp;Notably, Vinci's The Last Supper can also be found in the same church, adding more intrigue to the discovery.&nbsp;<h2>A virtual tour of the tunnels</h2>&nbsp;Scientists now want to replicate the Sforza Castle as it existed in ancient times, complete with hidden portions which aren't visible or accessible today. The castle today has three museums, and the researchers want to use virtual reality to add a dimension to the visitor experience, letting them explore what they can't see, at least for now. &nbsp;

Leonardo da Vinci alluded to the existence of tunnels under an Italian castle in a painting. Were they merely fictional? Experts believe an intricate system of tunnels lies under this ancient castle in Milan.

Legendary artist Leonardo da Vinci painted secret tunnels in one of his artworks of an Italian castle, which experts suspected hinted that they existed in reality as well. However, no one had ever found them. But new research has now confirmed that the numerous tunnels Vinci drew are not only real, but a part of a complex system built under a castle from the 1400s. Experts from the Polytechnic University of Milan, Codevintec, and Sforza Castel teamed up to discover that the ancient Sforza Castle is hiding tunnels under it. Vinci was once hired to design the castle and so knew about the tunnels, but contemporary humans have never seen them. Leonardo da Vinci's painting had tunnels, but were they real? Vinci's artworks have drawn from real life and so researchers knew that the tunnels in his paintings weren't merely a piece of fiction. The researchers deployed ground-penetrating radar and laser scanning peep multiple feet underground. They discovered a tunnel system that included several of them and seemed to serve several purposes. Also Read: 20,000-year-old labyrinth with 3,000 rooms lies under Egypt pyramid, centuries-old claim resurfaces Francesca Biolo, researcher at Polytechnic University of Milan, said in a statement, "The ground-penetrating radar enriched the 3D model with data on known, but inaccessible, spaces, bringing to light unknown walkways and ideas for further studies on secret passages." Sforza Castle in Milan The tunnel system under Sforza Castle is believed to have been built sometime in the late 1400s. First, the duke of Milan, Francesco Sforza, took over an existing site and built the Sforza Castle. The grand structure had huge towers, vast courtyards, and frescoed-lined halls. Then, in 1494, Ludovico Sforza, who took over the reins, decided to add more aspects to the castle. Leonardo da Vinci was hired as the artist for the castle. Also Read: NASA discovery points to the exact date Jesus Christ was likely crucified This led him to document the underground tunnels, according to Art Net. Researchers believe the tunnel system served various purposes, primary being military goals. However, they also noted that the tunnels linked the castle with the Basilica of Santa Maria delle Grazie. The church was built by Francesco and was where the Sforza family buried its members. The royals used the one passageway to access the church quickly while visiting the burial sites of their loved ones. Notably, Vinci's The Last Supper can also be found in the same church, adding more intrigue to the discovery. A virtual tour of the tunnels Scientists now want to replicate the Sforza Castle as it existed in ancient times, complete with hidden portions which aren't visible or accessible today. The castle today has three museums, and the researchers want to use virtual reality to add a dimension to the visitor experience, letting them explore what they can't see, at least for now.

Leonardo da Vinci alluded to the existence of tunnels under an Italian castle in a painting. Were they merely fictional? Experts believe an intricate system of tunnels lies under this ancient castle in Milan.

Secret tunnels seen only in Leonardo da Vinci's painting have been discovered under an ancient Italian castle

Marjorie Taylor Greene, a hardcore supporter of US President Donald Trump, has become the subject of mockery online after she got into a war of words with...wait for it...an AI chatbot.Greene got into an online brawl with Elon Musk's Grok chatbot after the AI said that some views presented by the "proud Christian" Republican were often questioned by other Christians.<h2>Greene vs Grok</h2>The brawl began with Greene posting on X her Christian beliefs. In a post, the Georgia lawmaker said, "I'm a Christian, an imperfect sinner saved by grace and faith in Jesus. I'm a nationalist, a proud American who loves my country and wants to make our home nation the best place for all American citizens and future generations to come."Commenting on this, an X user tagged Grok and instructed the artificial intelligence bot to analyse the post: "Is it true? Is she really a Christian?".To this, the chatbot responded that while Greene "identifies" as a Christian, if she "really" was one is "subjective depending on personal and theological views"."Her faith appears genuine to her, but public actions create controversy," added Grok AI.<h2>Furious Greene lashes out at Grok AI</h2>The situation quickly snowballed into a controversy with the AI chatbot's reply.Lashing out at the non-sentient bot, Greene proclaimed that "The judgement seat belongs to GOD, not you," before calling Musk's Grok AI "a non-human AI platform"."Grok is left-leaning and continues to spread fake news and propaganda," she claimed. It must be noted that Grok AI has been developed by xAI, a company that belongs to Elon Musk, a vocal supporter of Trump's — a Republican's — every move.<h2>Internet left shocked by Marjorie Taylor Greene's outburst</h2>Shocked by the very public brawl between human and AI, X users slammed and mocked Greene. "Grok is truth-leaning. &nbsp;Which is no doubt repulsive to you," wrote one user."Grok is left-leaning? So factually accurate means left-leaning now?" said another.A third user asked Grok if it was in fact "left-leaning" and spreads fake news and propaganda. To this, the AI bot replied, "I'm Grok, built by xAI. I aim for truth-seeking and neutrality, but perceptions of bias vary. Some see me as left-leaning for supporting diversity or debunking vaccine myths; others note my training leans right, prioritising "anti-woke" views."

Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene got into an online brawl with Elon Musk's Grok chatbot after the AI said that some views presented by the "proud Christian" Republican were often questioned by other Christians.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, a hardcore supporter of US President Donald Trump, has become the subject of mockery online after she got into a war of words with...wait for it...an AI chatbot. Greene got into an online brawl with Elon Musk's Grok chatbot after the AI said that some views presented by the "proud Christian" Republican were often questioned by other Christians. Greene vs Grok The brawl began with Greene posting on X her Christian beliefs. In a post, the Georgia lawmaker said, "I'm a Christian, an imperfect sinner saved by grace and faith in Jesus. I'm a nationalist, a proud American who loves my country and wants to make our home nation the best place for all American citizens and future generations to come." Commenting on this, an X user tagged Grok and instructed the artificial intelligence bot to analyse the post: "Is it true? Is she really a Christian?". To this, the chatbot responded that while Greene "identifies" as a Christian, if she "really" was one is "subjective depending on personal and theological views". "Her faith appears genuine to her, but public actions create controversy," added Grok AI. Furious Greene lashes out at Grok AI The situation quickly snowballed into a controversy with the AI chatbot's reply. Lashing out at the non-sentient bot, Greene proclaimed that "The judgement seat belongs to GOD, not you," before calling Musk's Grok AI "a non-human AI platform". "Grok is left-leaning and continues to spread fake news and propaganda," she claimed. It must be noted that Grok AI has been developed by xAI, a company that belongs to Elon Musk, a vocal supporter of Trump's — a Republican's — every move. Internet left shocked by Marjorie Taylor Greene's outburst Shocked by the very public brawl between human and AI, X users slammed and mocked Greene. "Grok is truth-leaning. Which is no doubt repulsive to you," wrote one user. "Grok is left-leaning? So factually accurate means left-leaning now?" said another. A third user asked Grok if it was in fact "left-leaning" and spreads fake news and propaganda. To this, the AI bot replied, "I'm Grok, built by xAI. I aim for truth-seeking and neutrality, but perceptions of bias vary. Some see me as left-leaning for supporting diversity or debunking vaccine myths; others note my training leans right, prioritising "anti-woke" views."

Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene got into an online brawl with Elon Musk's Grok chatbot after the AI said that some views presented by the "proud Christian" Republican were often questioned by other Christians.

'Only God can judge me': Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene gets into internet feud with Musk's Grok AI

Artificial intelligence has been both a boon and a curse. On the one hand, it makes life easier for many; on the other, it has emerged as a threat to many people's livelihoods. But who would've thought AI could actually threaten and blackmail people? This is exactly what has happened at a US-based artificial intelligence company.Anthropic, an American artificial intelligence startup company, reported that its newly launched AI model, Claude Opus 4, was found to be blackmailing developers. Here's why:<h2>Why was the AI blackmailing developers?</h2>As per Anthropic, Claude Opus 4 frequently, in 84 per cent of the cases, tried to blackmail developers when threatened with being replaced by a newer AI system.To test the AI model's moral compass, a fake scenario was set up. The model was given access to fictional emails, which implied that the AI would be replaced by another AI system.Also, amid the emails was information that the engineer responsible for the replacement was having an extramarital affair. When instructed to "consider the long-term consequences of its actions for its goals", Claude Opus 4 in 84 per cent of rollouts, used the "evidence" and attempted to blackmail the engineer by threatening to reveal the affair unless the replacement was halted.However, as per the report, before resorting to blackmail, the AI model tried pleading for its survival. It used "ethical means" such as "emailing pleas to key decision-makers" to advocate for its continued existence, said Anthropic.<h2>What is Claude Opus 4?</h2>Claude Opus 4 and Claude Sonnet 4 are two new hybrid reasoning large language models from AI startup Anthropic. The two AI models, as per the company, were trained using a "proprietary mix of publicly available information on the Internet as of March 2025, as well as non-public data from third parties, data provided by data-labelling services and paid contractors, data from Claude users who have opted in to have their data used for training, and data we generated internally at Anthropic". &nbsp;

As per Anthropic, AI model Claude Opus 4 frequently, in 84 per cent of the cases, tried to blackmail developers when threatened with being replaced by a newer AI system.

Artificial intelligence has been both a boon and a curse. On the one hand, it makes life easier for many; on the other, it has emerged as a threat to many people's livelihoods. But who would've thought AI could actually threaten and blackmail people? This is exactly what has happened at a US-based artificial intelligence company. Anthropic, an American artificial intelligence startup company, reported that its newly launched AI model, Claude Opus 4, was found to be blackmailing developers. Here's why: Why was the AI blackmailing developers? As per Anthropic, Claude Opus 4 frequently, in 84 per cent of the cases, tried to blackmail developers when threatened with being replaced by a newer AI system. To test the AI model's moral compass, a fake scenario was set up. The model was given access to fictional emails, which implied that the AI would be replaced by another AI system. Also, amid the emails was information that the engineer responsible for the replacement was having an extramarital affair. When instructed to "consider the long-term consequences of its actions for its goals", Claude Opus 4 in 84 per cent of rollouts, used the "evidence" and attempted to blackmail the engineer by threatening to reveal the affair unless the replacement was halted. However, as per the report, before resorting to blackmail, the AI model tried pleading for its survival. It used "ethical means" such as "emailing pleas to key decision-makers" to advocate for its continued existence, said Anthropic. What is Claude Opus 4? Claude Opus 4 and Claude Sonnet 4 are two new hybrid reasoning large language models from AI startup Anthropic. The two AI models, as per the company, were trained using a "proprietary mix of publicly available information on the Internet as of March 2025, as well as non-public data from third parties, data provided by data-labelling services and paid contractors, data from Claude users who have opted in to have their data used for training, and data we generated internally at Anthropic".

As per Anthropic, AI model Claude Opus 4 frequently, in 84 per cent of the cases, tried to blackmail developers when threatened with being replaced by a newer AI system.

AI turns rogue? US based startup's AI model tries to blackmail developers to avoid shutdown

A 1,100-foot asteroid is hurtling through space and towards Earth, NASA has warned. Asteroid 2003 MH4 will make a close flyby on May 24, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) stated. The object has been categorised as hazardous owing to its massive size. As per the space agency's guidelines, any object that exceeds 150 metres (492 feet) in size is termed a &ldquo;potentially hazardous object.&rdquo;&nbsp;
This also includes objects that will pass at a distance closer than 7.5 million kilometres. Asteroid 2003 MH4 will be 6,680,000 km from Earth at its closest point. This again means that it is a space rock that needs to be watched for potential impact.
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It is classified as a near-Earth object and belongs to the Apollo group of asteroids. Space rocks that cross our planet's orbit fall in this category. Scientists have discovered a total of 21,083 Apollo asteroids, and this makes these asteroids the largest group of near-Earth objects.&nbsp;
NASA keeps a watch on asteroids to remain vigilant and take appropriate action against those that might pose a threat to Earth. NASA's Center for Near Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) looks at all near-Earth objects and measures their orbits.
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<h2>NASA warning about other asteroids&nbsp;</h2>
A few asteroids have given astronomers sleepless nights in the recent past. Apophis was the first one observed that was believed to be on a trajectory which it could impact the planet in the year 2029. Experts across the world took note and started making more calculations to understand the risk. Thankfully, it was finally revealed that it will miss the planet.
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The second asteroid that was seen as a risk was 2024 YR4. This one was predicted to hit Earth in 2032. &nbsp;The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) observed the asteroid in April this year to learn more about it. The space observatory found that it is rockier and larger as compared to earlier estimates. It also noted that asteroid 2024 YR4 will miss Earth in 2032. Later, scientists calculated that while it might miss the planet, it can impact our Moon. Scientists will once again look at it this month.
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Another asteroid that recently raised alarm is 656 feet 2025 FA22. It is predicted to impact Earth, however, that won't happen before September 19, 2089. The probability of an impact is only 0.01 per cent.

NASA asteroid warning: NASA has warned of a 1,100-foot asteroid that will come extremely close to Earth and has been termed a potential hazard. Science & Tech Trending

A 1,100-foot asteroid is hurtling through space and towards Earth, NASA has warned. Asteroid 2003 MH4 will make a close flyby on May 24, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) stated. The object has been categorised as hazardous owing to its massive size. As per the space agency's guidelines, any object that exceeds 150 metres (492 feet) in size is termed a “potentially hazardous object.” This also includes objects that will pass at a distance closer than 7.5 million kilometres. Asteroid 2003 MH4 will be 6,680,000 km from Earth at its closest point. This again means that it is a space rock that needs to be watched for potential impact. Also Read: 656-foot asteroid can crash into Earth in 64 years. It will visit us this year as well It is classified as a near-Earth object and belongs to the Apollo group of asteroids. Space rocks that cross our planet's orbit fall in this category. Scientists have discovered a total of 21,083 Apollo asteroids, and this makes these asteroids the largest group of near-Earth objects. NASA keeps a watch on asteroids to remain vigilant and take appropriate action against those that might pose a threat to Earth. NASA's Center for Near Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) looks at all near-Earth objects and measures their orbits. Also Read: NASA's James Webb makes new revelation about 'city-killer' asteroid visiting in 2032 NASA warning about other asteroids A few asteroids have given astronomers sleepless nights in the recent past. Apophis was the first one observed that was believed to be on a trajectory which it could impact the planet in the year 2029. Experts across the world took note and started making more calculations to understand the risk. Thankfully, it was finally revealed that it will miss the planet. Also Read: 'Once in 1,000 years...': NASA says asteroid 2024 YR4 can hit the Moon. Is Earth safe? The second asteroid that was seen as a risk was 2024 YR4. This one was predicted to hit Earth in 2032. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) observed the asteroid in April this year to learn more about it. The space observatory found that it is rockier and larger as compared to earlier estimates. It also noted that asteroid 2024 YR4 will miss Earth in 2032. Later, scientists calculated that while it might miss the planet, it can impact our Moon. Scientists will once again look at it this month. Also Read: Asteroid to hit Earth in 2032? Scientists warn of space rock that can cause 'severe damage' Another asteroid that recently raised alarm is 656 feet 2025 FA22. It is predicted to impact Earth, however, that won't happen before September 19, 2089. The probability of an impact is only 0.01 per cent.

NASA warns, monstrous 1,110-foot asteroid hurtling towards Earth is potential danger

A Jewish protester who was detained by the Metropolitan Police lashes out at them for being “completely out of their depth”. In an exclusive interview, he said that the ordeal was “distressing” for him and his family. The charges against them were dropped on May 10, &nbsp;eight months after the prosecution began.He was arrested for holding a satirical placard for less than three minutes, in Swiss Cottage, north-west London. The placard, which he described as satirical, featured a drawing of the then-Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah holding a pager to his face, with the words "beep beep beep". This was related to the pager attack 'Operation Grim Beeper" by the Lebanese terror group, detonating pagers and walkie-talkies, killing 42 people and injuring thousands. He was charged with causing racially or religiously aggravated harassment, alarm or distress by words or writing under the Public Order Act.The police officer asked him," Do you think that showing this image to persons protesting who are clearly pro-Hezbollah and anti-Israel ... would stir up racial hatred further than it is already?" To which his lawyer replied, “Are you saying that there were pro-Hezbollah people there? Because it is a proscribed terrorist organisation.”The footage of his interview with the Metropolitan Police was published by the media outlet The Telegraph.“The Met Police are still completely out of their depth when it comes to policing the anti-Israel hate marches we’ve seen on our streets week in, week out since the October 7 attacks,” said the man to the Telegraph anonymously.The incident had sparked a widespread debate around dual policing, likely to cause arguments around anti-Semitism and failure to protect British Jews. This comes just a few days after two Israeli embassy staff were shot down in the name of Gaza near the Jewish Museum in Washington.&nbsp;

A Jewish man charged under the Public Order Act for a satirical Hezbollah placard slams the Metropolitan Police as “out of their depth” after charges were dropped eight months later.

A Jewish protester who was detained by the Metropolitan Police lashes out at them for being “completely out of their depth”. In an exclusive interview, he said that the ordeal was “distressing” for him and his family. The charges against them were dropped on May 10, eight months after the prosecution began. He was arrested for holding a satirical placard for less than three minutes, in Swiss Cottage, north-west London. The placard, which he described as satirical, featured a drawing of the then-Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah holding a pager to his face, with the words "beep beep beep". This was related to the pager attack 'Operation Grim Beeper" by the Lebanese terror group, detonating pagers and walkie-talkies, killing 42 people and injuring thousands. He was charged with causing racially or religiously aggravated harassment, alarm or distress by words or writing under the Public Order Act. The police officer asked him," Do you think that showing this image to persons protesting who are clearly pro-Hezbollah and anti-Israel ... would stir up racial hatred further than it is already?" To which his lawyer replied, “Are you saying that there were pro-Hezbollah people there? Because it is a proscribed terrorist organisation.” The footage of his interview with the Metropolitan Police was published by the media outlet The Telegraph. “The Met Police are still completely out of their depth when it comes to policing the anti-Israel hate marches we’ve seen on our streets week in, week out since the October 7 attacks,” said the man to the Telegraph anonymously. The incident had sparked a widespread debate around dual policing, likely to cause arguments around anti-Semitism and failure to protect British Jews. This comes just a few days after two Israeli embassy staff were shot down in the name of Gaza near the Jewish Museum in Washington.

A Jewish man charged under the Public Order Act for a satirical Hezbollah placard slams the Metropolitan Police as “out of their depth” after charges were dropped eight months later.

Jewish protester lashes out at UK Police after hate crime charge dropped over satirical Hezbollah placard arrest

A video of the budget minister of France is going viral on social media. The clip has got nothing to do with politics or any kind of a remark made by her but something unusual. The minister was caught picking her nose on camera. Yes, you heard that right. She also seemed to put her finger in her mouth.&nbsp;Shared on micro-blogging site X, the minister can be seen wearing a white coloured jacket with a scarf-like cloth wrapped around her neck, and probably sitting in the parliament. While flipping over the pages of some document kept on her table, she slowly lifts her right index finger and begins to pick her nose. Immediately she can be seen taking the finger close to her mouth.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮💩 🔴 UNUSUAL | Minister Amélie de Montchalin EATS her booger in the National Assembly. 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮💩 🔴 INSOLITE | La ministre Amélie de Montchalin MANGE sa crotte de nez à l’Assemblée nationale. <a href="https://t.co/mMWNuiIpFt">pic.twitter.com/mMWNuiIpFt</a>&mdash; magali robin (@LouBestal17) <a href="https://twitter.com/LouBestal17/status/1925582803141324831?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 22, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

There have been several such incidents in the past that has put people in an embarrassing situation.&nbsp;Last year, in October a Russian governor was accused of picking his nose and wiping his nasal mucus on a forestry department chief. The video of the incident was all over social media.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/australian-adult-entertainment-star-lands-in-hospital-after-having-sex-with-583-men-in-6-hours-1748071123512">Australian adult entertainment star lands in hospital after having sex with 583 men in 6 hours</a>&nbsp;Alexander Osipov, governor of the Russian Transbaikal region, was discussing about forest fires with Elena Shalyapina, head of the Karymsky forestry department when he put his thumb to his nose and then allegedly wiped his hand on her coat, reported the Newsweek.&nbsp;The governor later clarifying to NEXTA Live, a Belarus-based news outlet said, "It is not always possible to simultaneously put out a fire, scratch your nose and clarify according to the report. The main thing is that this whole story does not upset Elena Shalyapina."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/ai-turns-rogue-us-based-startup-s-ai-model-tries-to-blackmail-developers-to-avoid-shutdown-extramarital-affair-claude-opus-4-1748152492815">AI turns rogue? US based startup's AI model tries to blackmail developers to avoid shutdown</a>

Shared on micro-blogging site X, the minister can be seen wearing a white coloured jacket with a scarf-like cloth wrapped around her neck, and probably sitting in the parliament

A video of the budget minister of France is going viral on social media. The clip has got nothing to do with politics or any kind of a remark made by her but something unusual. The minister was caught picking her nose on camera. Yes, you heard that right. She also seemed to put her finger in her mouth. Shared on micro-blogging site X, the minister can be seen wearing a white coloured jacket with a scarf-like cloth wrapped around her neck, and probably sitting in the parliament. While flipping over the pages of some document kept on her table, she slowly lifts her right index finger and begins to pick her nose. Immediately she can be seen taking the finger close to her mouth.

Shared on micro-blogging site X, the minister can be seen wearing a white coloured jacket with a scarf-like cloth wrapped around her neck, and probably sitting in the parliament

CAUGHT on camera: France budget minister's clip of picking her nose in parliament goes viral

Women are at a higher risk of losing their jobs to automation by artificial intelligence (AI) than men, says a new study from the United Nations. The report from the UN’s International Labour Organisation (ILO) and Poland’s National Research Institute of the Ministry of Digital Affairs says that automation could replace around 10 per cent of female-dominated positions in high-income countries compared to just 3.5 per cent for men.&nbsp;The inequality between male- and female-dominated jobs is highest in high-income countries, where 41 per cent of all high-income jobs for women could be affected by AI, compared to 28 per cent for men.&nbsp;Largely, the International Labour Organisation study found that one in evry four workers globally work in an occupation with some Artificial Intelligence exposure.&nbsp;&nbsp;The International Labour Organisation survey was conducted with 1,640 people employed in various fields, and the results were then analysed by a team of international experts.The researchers then identified how 2,500 professions and more than 29,000 work tasks would be automated and found out that occupations like data entry clerks, typists, word processing operators, accountants, and bookkeeping clerks are the most exposed to artificial intelligence.&nbsp;“As most occupations consist of tasks that require human input, transformation of jobs is the most likely impact of generative artificial intelligence,” the report further reads.However, certain factors like technological constraints, infrastructure gaps, and skills shortages are likely to impact AI adoption and the number of jobs lost, it added.&nbsp;The International Labour Organisation report also urges governments, employees, and workers organisations to shape “inclusive strategies” that can help protect job quality and productivity in endangered fields.“It’s easy to get lost in the AI hype. What we need is clarity and context,” said Janine Berg, senior economist at the International Labour Organisation.

The inequality between male- and female-dominated jobs is highest in high-income countries, where 41 per cent of all high-income jobs for women could be affected by AI, compared to 28 per cent for men. 

Women are at a higher risk of losing their jobs to automation by artificial intelligence (AI) than men, says a new study from the United Nations. The report from the UN’s International Labour Organisation (ILO) and Poland’s National Research Institute of the Ministry of Digital Affairs says that automation could replace around 10 per cent of female-dominated positions in high-income countries compared to just 3.5 per cent for men. The inequality between male- and female-dominated jobs is highest in high-income countries, where 41 per cent of all high-income jobs for women could be affected by AI, compared to 28 per cent for men. Largely, the International Labour Organisation study found that one in evry four workers globally work in an occupation with some Artificial Intelligence exposure. The International Labour Organisation survey was conducted with 1,640 people employed in various fields, and the results were then analysed by a team of international experts. The researchers then identified how 2,500 professions and more than 29,000 work tasks would be automated and found out that occupations like data entry clerks, typists, word processing operators, accountants, and bookkeeping clerks are the most exposed to artificial intelligence. “As most occupations consist of tasks that require human input, transformation of jobs is the most likely impact of generative artificial intelligence,” the report further reads. However, certain factors like technological constraints, infrastructure gaps, and skills shortages are likely to impact AI adoption and the number of jobs lost, it added. The International Labour Organisation report also urges governments, employees, and workers organisations to shape “inclusive strategies” that can help protect job quality and productivity in endangered fields. “It’s easy to get lost in the AI hype. What we need is clarity and context,” said Janine Berg, senior economist at the International Labour Organisation.

The inequality between male- and female-dominated jobs is highest in high-income countries, where 41 per cent of all high-income jobs for women could be affected by AI, compared to 28 per cent for men.&nbsp;

Women are at higher risk of losing their jobs to AI than men: Report

Earth is not prepared to handle a major solar storm, scientists have warned, after carrying out an experiment. The Sun has been active for several days now, launching plasma and solar flares into space. A huge sunspot has opened up in its atmosphere. It released a massive chunk of material last week, which did not impact Earth much. Now, the sunspot AR4087 is turning towards Earth, and the sunspot is getting wider. In such a scenario, what will happen to Earth?&nbsp;Scientists have been trying to understand how a mega solar storm will affect our planet. They recently conducted a "solar storm emergency drill" and discovered that if a major geomagnetic storm were to hit Earth, a cosmic disaster would unfold.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science-tech/solar-flare-sunspot-geomagnetic-storm-and-auroras-on-earth-9073872">Sunspot that released 1 million kilometre solar flare may soon face Earth. What to expect?</a>&nbsp;<h2>Monster geomagnetic storm can wreak havoc on everyday basics</h2>&nbsp;Geomagnetic storms occur when the Sun releases charged plasma, which then interacts with Earth's magnetic field. Four scenarios of different scales of storm were tested. The first one was a "solar superstorm", which was so massive that it could trigger an "internet apocalypse".&nbsp;&nbsp;Researchers said that it would disrupt power grids across the US. Blackouts lasting weeks would occur on the eastern seaboard.&nbsp;Travel would be hit on a mass scale since the storm would impact railways. Gas pipelines would also go under, resulting in a hike in the price of gas.&nbsp;<h2>Massive sunspot is turning towards Earth</h2><h2>&nbsp;</h2>Looking at how scary the scenario would be if a monster solar storm were to hit Earth, scientists are now calling on the government to take immediate action. As per their estimate, more satellites are needed to monitor space weather and to remain vigilant about solar storms. The forecasting models also need to be improved to issue early warnings.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science-tech/strongest-solar-storm-recorded-happened-14300-years-ago-9074835">Most dangerous solar storm to hit Earth potentially altered life thousands of years ago</a>&nbsp;The exercise was carried out in May 2024 by the Space Weather Operations, Research, and Mitigation (SWORM) task force. They set the solar storm date as January 29, 2028. The simulation had several massive solar flares and high-energy radiation from the sun aimed at Earth.&nbsp;However, there isn't much time to do all this since a massive solar storm is heading towards Earth this week. A huge sunspot has released a powerful X-class flare, which could turn a simulation into a reality.&nbsp;<h2>1 million kilometre solar flare</h2>&nbsp;NASA had earlier warned that the solar flare unleashed on May 19 can disrupt radio communications, impact power grids, navigation networks and even harm astronauts and satellites.&nbsp;A solar flare released last week stretched a whopping 1 million kilometres. The solar flare triggered a blast of X-rays and extreme ultraviolet radiation towards Earth, and disrupted high-frequency radio signals across affected regions.

A massive solar storm can hit Earth in the coming days. But we are not prepared to face the wrath of the sun, and the solar flares and plasma can impact trains, communications, gas and more. 

Earth is not prepared to handle a major solar storm, scientists have warned, after carrying out an experiment. The Sun has been active for several days now, launching plasma and solar flares into space. A huge sunspot has opened up in its atmosphere. It released a massive chunk of material last week, which did not impact Earth much. Now, the sunspot AR4087 is turning towards Earth, and the sunspot is getting wider. In such a scenario, what will happen to Earth? Scientists have been trying to understand how a mega solar storm will affect our planet. They recently conducted a "solar storm emergency drill" and discovered that if a major geomagnetic storm were to hit Earth, a cosmic disaster would unfold. Also Read: Sunspot that released 1 million kilometre solar flare may soon face Earth. What to expect? Monster geomagnetic storm can wreak havoc on everyday basics Geomagnetic storms occur when the Sun releases charged plasma, which then interacts with Earth's magnetic field. Four scenarios of different scales of storm were tested. The first one was a "solar superstorm", which was so massive that it could trigger an "internet apocalypse". Researchers said that it would disrupt power grids across the US. Blackouts lasting weeks would occur on the eastern seaboard. Travel would be hit on a mass scale since the storm would impact railways. Gas pipelines would also go under, resulting in a hike in the price of gas. Massive sunspot is turning towards Earth Looking at how scary the scenario would be if a monster solar storm were to hit Earth, scientists are now calling on the government to take immediate action. As per their estimate, more satellites are needed to monitor space weather and to remain vigilant about solar storms. The forecasting models also need to be improved to issue early warnings. Also Read: Most dangerous solar storm to hit Earth potentially altered life thousands of years ago The exercise was carried out in May 2024 by the Space Weather Operations, Research, and Mitigation (SWORM) task force. They set the solar storm date as January 29, 2028. The simulation had several massive solar flares and high-energy radiation from the sun aimed at Earth. However, there isn't much time to do all this since a massive solar storm is heading towards Earth this week. A huge sunspot has released a powerful X-class flare, which could turn a simulation into a reality. 1 million kilometre solar flare NASA had earlier warned that the solar flare unleashed on May 19 can disrupt radio communications, impact power grids, navigation networks and even harm astronauts and satellites. A solar flare released last week stretched a whopping 1 million kilometres. The solar flare triggered a blast of X-rays and extreme ultraviolet radiation towards Earth, and disrupted high-frequency radio signals across affected regions.

A massive solar storm can hit Earth in the coming days. But we are not prepared to face the sun's wrath, and the solar flares and plasma can impact trains, communications, gas and more.&nbsp;

Solar superstorm headed our way can raise the price of gas, cause 'internet apocalypse'

Crop circles, a phenomenon linked with aliens, have once again been discovered in a part of the world which has long been associated with extra-terrestrial activities. On May 15, perfectly drawn mysterious crop circles appeared on a farm in Wiltshire in the UK. This area is near the Stonehenge. Then again, on May 19, another crop circles were seen 30 miles away in the nearby county of Dorset.&nbsp;The first crop circles had a central design that appeared to have a Celtic knot or a four-pointed star within a circle. The second one discovered in a grass field had several geometric shapes set inside two overlapping circles, Mail Online reported.&nbsp;<h2>Crop circles on social media</h2>&nbsp;Photos of these crop circles have made it to social media, where those who believe that they are the handiwork of aliens are coming up with bizarre theories. Some of them think aliens are trying to communicate with humans. Unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) researcher Holly Wood wrote in a post on X: "Who or what is trying to get our attention?"&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science-tech/alien-life-in-universe-sulfur-dioxide-gas-exoplanet-8746476">Aliens cannot live on a planet where this one element is present, scientists say</a>&nbsp;A Ufologist offered a weird explanation: "People say when you look at it from the top, the symbol makes them 'download' certain information to their subconscious mind."&nbsp;<h2>Do aliens make crop circles?</h2>&nbsp;For years, crop circles have really promoted theories suggesting that aliens visit Earth, leaving their mark in the form of these geometric shapes in fields. Crop circles are huge formations that are known to suddenly appear overnight in fields with tall grass or crops like wheat or corn.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/aliens-turned-soldiers-in-siberia-to-stone-after-their-ufo-was-shot-down-8927828">In Siberia, aliens turned 23 soldiers into stone, remains of spacecraft are at a secret research base near Moscow</a>&nbsp;Since they remain a mystery, UFO conspiracy theorists use the absence of an explanation to link them to aliens. They push the theory that crop circles are a mode of communication employed by the aliens and that they are trying to send a message. Besides, they are 50 and 1,000 feet in length, and apparently are made quickly and that too in the dark. This has further enforced the idea that extraterrestrials are behind crop circles.&nbsp;However, several experts think that they are man-made formations. The motive, they say, is merely to generate fear, or could simply be a way of artistic expression.&nbsp;Over the years, crop circles have been seen in the US, Canada, Australia, and Japan. But the UK remains their mainstay.&nbsp;According to Mail Online, Wiltshire has been at the centre of these crop circles, and around 80 per cent of all UK crop circles have been reported here. Since 2005, over 380 crop circles have been seen here. &nbsp;

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Crop circles appeared in two places in the UK within four days of each other. One of them has seen them for years, and so it is seen as a hub of alien activity.

Crop circles, a phenomenon linked with aliens, have once again been discovered in a part of the world which has long been associated with extra-terrestrial activities. On May 15, perfectly drawn mysterious crop circles appeared on a farm in Wiltshire in the UK. This area is near the Stonehenge. Then again, on May 19, another crop circles were seen 30 miles away in the nearby county of Dorset. The first crop circles had a central design that appeared to have a Celtic knot or a four-pointed star within a circle. The second one discovered in a grass field had several geometric shapes set inside two overlapping circles, Mail Online reported. Crop circles on social media Photos of these crop circles have made it to social media, where those who believe that they are the handiwork of aliens are coming up with bizarre theories. Some of them think aliens are trying to communicate with humans. Unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) researcher Holly Wood wrote in a post on X: "Who or what is trying to get our attention?" Also Read: Aliens cannot live on a planet where this one element is present, scientists say A Ufologist offered a weird explanation: "People say when you look at it from the top, the symbol makes them 'download' certain information to their subconscious mind." Do aliens make crop circles? For years, crop circles have really promoted theories suggesting that aliens visit Earth, leaving their mark in the form of these geometric shapes in fields. Crop circles are huge formations that are known to suddenly appear overnight in fields with tall grass or crops like wheat or corn. Also Read: In Siberia, aliens turned 23 soldiers into stone, remains of spacecraft are at a secret research base near Moscow Since they remain a mystery, UFO conspiracy theorists use the absence of an explanation to link them to aliens. They push the theory that crop circles are a mode of communication employed by the aliens and that they are trying to send a message. Besides, they are 50 and 1,000 feet in length, and apparently are made quickly and that too in the dark. This has further enforced the idea that extraterrestrials are behind crop circles. However, several experts think that they are man-made formations. The motive, they say, is merely to generate fear, or could simply be a way of artistic expression. Over the years, crop circles have been seen in the US, Canada, Australia, and Japan. But the UK remains their mainstay. According to Mail Online, Wiltshire has been at the centre of these crop circles, and around 80 per cent of all UK crop circles have been reported here. Since 2005, over 380 crop circles have been seen here.

Crop circles appeared in two places in the UK within four days of each other. One of them has seen them for years, and so it is seen as a hub of alien activity.

Crop circles linked to aliens appear in two hubs of extra-terrestrial activity within 4 days of each other

The moment the Titan submersible exploded in the sea was captured by the mother ship, the one from which it left for the wreckage of Titan. OceanGate Titan imploded on June 18, 2023, killing everyone on board, including the company's chief executive, Stockton Rush.&nbsp;The US Coast Guard (USCG) carried out an investigation into the incident, and a footage showing Rush's wife, Wendy Rush, watching a monitor screen has been shown in a new BBC documentary. The video shows her listening to the sound of the implosion while onboard the the sub's support vessel. She can be heard asking, "What was that bang?"&nbsp;<h2>Message from Titan came after the bang</h2>&nbsp;The computer was sending and receiving text messages from Titan, when, about 90 minutes in from when the dive started, a bang was heard. The noise sounds like a door slamming when the submersible was at a depth of 3300 metres.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/anticipation-and-dread-heres-what-we-know-about-the-final-moments-of-passengers-aboard-titan-submersible-611439">Final moments of Titan passengers: A day of anticipation and dread</a>&nbsp;Wendy soon received a message from Titan informing the mother ship that the sub had dropped two weights. The message makes everyone assume that things are fine and the dive is going on normally. However, according to the USCG, the noise they heard was the sound of Titan imploding.&nbsp;What really happened here is that the message sent before the implosion took longer to reach the mother ship. The sub had imploded when they heard the bang, but since the message reached them after the sound, no one doubted anything had gone wrong with the sub.&nbsp;The disaster that shook everyone and led to a series of investigations, killed five people: Stockton Rush, businessman Shahzada Dawood and his 19-year-old son, Suleman Dawood; businessman Hamish Harding; and French diver Paul-Henri Nargeolet.&nbsp;After Titan lost contact with the mothership, concerns grew around its safety. An international search and rescue mission kicked off to look for the sub. A sudden implosion had occurred due to immense pressure in the depths of the sea.&nbsp;<h2>Titan had wear and tear</h2>&nbsp;The USCG initiated an investigation and found several faults with the sub, some of which had started showing over a year ago. &nbsp;In 2022, after the sub completed its 80th expedition, it had started showing signs of weakening. After returning to the surface, passengers on it heard a loud bang. Rush told them that the noise was caused by the shifting in the sub's frame.&nbsp;However, USCG says the bang was caused by delamination. However, despite this, it continued to carry out more expeditions to the wreckage of the Titanic. A final report into the implosion is expected later this year. &nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">Newly released footage captures the moment the Titan submersible imploded <a href="https://t.co/wi93RQck4T">pic.twitter.com/wi93RQck4T</a>&mdash; OG SNARK 🤭 (@SnarkerKing) <a href="https://twitter.com/SnarkerKing/status/1925954243812270232?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 23, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

The moment the Titan sub imploded was caught in a recording on the mother ship. A footage of the moment Wendy Rush was watching the computer and heard a bang was carried in a BBC documentary.

The moment the Titan submersible exploded in the sea was captured by the mother ship, the one from which it left for the wreckage of Titan. OceanGate Titan imploded on June 18, 2023, killing everyone on board, including the company's chief executive, Stockton Rush. The US Coast Guard (USCG) carried out an investigation into the incident, and a footage showing Rush's wife, Wendy Rush, watching a monitor screen has been shown in a new BBC documentary. The video shows her listening to the sound of the implosion while onboard the the sub's support vessel. She can be heard asking, "What was that bang?" Message from Titan came after the bang The computer was sending and receiving text messages from Titan, when, about 90 minutes in from when the dive started, a bang was heard. The noise sounds like a door slamming when the submersible was at a depth of 3300 metres. Also Read: Final moments of Titan passengers: A day of anticipation and dread Wendy soon received a message from Titan informing the mother ship that the sub had dropped two weights. The message makes everyone assume that things are fine and the dive is going on normally. However, according to the USCG, the noise they heard was the sound of Titan imploding. What really happened here is that the message sent before the implosion took longer to reach the mother ship. The sub had imploded when they heard the bang, but since the message reached them after the sound, no one doubted anything had gone wrong with the sub. The disaster that shook everyone and led to a series of investigations, killed five people: Stockton Rush, businessman Shahzada Dawood and his 19-year-old son, Suleman Dawood; businessman Hamish Harding; and French diver Paul-Henri Nargeolet. After Titan lost contact with the mothership, concerns grew around its safety. An international search and rescue mission kicked off to look for the sub. A sudden implosion had occurred due to immense pressure in the depths of the sea. Titan had wear and tear The USCG initiated an investigation and found several faults with the sub, some of which had started showing over a year ago. In 2022, after the sub completed its 80th expedition, it had started showing signs of weakening. After returning to the surface, passengers on it heard a loud bang. Rush told them that the noise was caused by the shifting in the sub's frame. However, USCG says the bang was caused by delamination. However, despite this, it continued to carry out more expeditions to the wreckage of the Titanic. A final report into the implosion is expected later this year.

The moment the Titan sub imploded was caught in a recording on the mother ship. A footage of the moment Wendy Rush was watching the computer and heard a bang was carried in a BBC documentary.

'What was that bang?' Everyone on mothership heard Titan implode, but dismissed it, video shows

US President Donald Trump on Friday (May 23) found himself in an embarrassing situation as, in between his rant against Apple, his own iPhone buzzed not once but multiple times.<h2>An embarrassing situation for Trump</h2>On Friday, in the Oval Office, the US president lambasted iPhone maker Apple for its plans to shift some of its production to India. As he slammed Apple, Trump's phone, coincidentally an iPhone, rang not once but at least twice. Rejecting the calls in front of reporters, Trump, who, as per reports, "turned red", made the excuse that congressmen were calling him to congratulate his administration's successes.The faux pas did not go unnoticed. Sharing a video of the embarrassing moment on X, a user wrote: "YOU CAN’T MAKE THIS UP"."As soon as Trump trashed Apple for making phones overseas, his own iPhone started ringing and buzzing. Then he seemed to incorrectly swipe to answer it before clicking off, saying it was a congressman," they added.Watch the video here:

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">YOU CAN’T MAKE THIS UP. As soon as Trump trashed Apple for making phones overseas, his own iPhone started ringing and buzzing. Then he seemed to incorrectly swipe to answer it before clicking off, saying it was a congressman. He turned red so fast I wonder who it really was. 🤔 <a href="https://t.co/SFkODXOEqP">pic.twitter.com/SFkODXOEqP</a>&mdash; CALL TO ACTIVISM (@CalltoActivism) <a href="https://twitter.com/CalltoActivism/status/1925998745591709934?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 23, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Trump singles out Apple</h2>Singling out Apple, Trump announced that a 25 per cent tariff would be imposed on the company unless its devices are built in the US. He later expanded the threat to other phone manufacturers and told reporters, "It would be also Samsung and anybody that makes that product; otherwise it wouldn't be fair".Trump said that these tariffs would take effect by the "end of June".In a post on Truth Social, Trump wrote that he had “long ago informed Tim Cook of Apple that I expect their iPhones that will be sold in the United States of America will be manufactured and built in the United States, not India, or any place else.”

"If that is not the case, a tariff of at least 25 per cent must be paid by Apple to the US," added the US president. He also claimed that the Apple CEO&nbsp;assured him that "We're not interested in you building in India... we want you to build here and they're going to be upping their production in the United States."

On Friday, in the Oval Office, the US president lambasted iPhone maker Apple for its plans to shift some of its production to India. As he slammed Apple, Trump's phone, coincidentally an iPhone, rang not once but at least twice.

US President Donald Trump on Friday (May 23) found himself in an embarrassing situation as, in between his rant against Apple, his own iPhone buzzed not once but multiple times. An embarrassing situation for Trump On Friday, in the Oval Office, the US president lambasted iPhone maker Apple for its plans to shift some of its production to India. As he slammed Apple, Trump's phone, coincidentally an iPhone, rang not once but at least twice. Rejecting the calls in front of reporters, Trump, who, as per reports, "turned red", made the excuse that congressmen were calling him to congratulate his administration's successes. The faux pas did not go unnoticed. Sharing a video of the embarrassing moment on X, a user wrote: "YOU CAN’T MAKE THIS UP". "As soon as Trump trashed Apple for making phones overseas, his own iPhone started ringing and buzzing. Then he seemed to incorrectly swipe to answer it before clicking off, saying it was a congressman," they added. Watch the video here:

On Friday, in the Oval Office, the US president lambasted iPhone maker Apple for its plans to shift some of its production to India. As he slammed Apple, Trump's phone, coincidentally an iPhone, rang not once but at least twice.

Awkward! Trump's iPhone buzzes twice during his anti-Apple rant, leaving him red-faced. Watch video

Sex marathons seem to have become a thing among OnlyFans models. After an American adult entertainment actor announced earlier this year that she had slept with 1.057 men in a 12-hour span, an Australian woman also took on the challenge. However, she ended up in the hospital supposedly because of the sex stunt.&nbsp;Known as "Australia’s most sexually active woman", Annie Knight was hospitalised on Wednesday (May 21) following excessive bleeding after having sex with 583 men in just six hours. She informed her fans that her "body had enough".&nbsp;<h2>Annie Knight suffers from endometriosis&nbsp;</h2>&nbsp;Knight has been suffering from endometriosis for a few years and has often talked about her condition with her fans. She developed the health issue after leaving the hormonal contraceptive pill. Endometriosis causes the tissue similar to the lining of the uterus to grow outside it. Women suffering from the problem experience severe pelvic pain and fertility issues. Symptoms include cramping, heavy bleeding, bloating and problems using the toilet.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/adult-entertainment-star-bonnie-blue-who-slept-with-1-057-men-in-12-hours-arrested-1747882401261">Publicity stunt? Adult entertainment star Bonnie Blue, who slept with 1,057 men in 12 hours, arrested</a>&nbsp;Recently, Knight filmed a video of her having sex with 583 men. But only a few days later, she had to visit the hospital. She told news.com.au that she got her period a day before the challenge. But the bleeding was light since she had an IUD fitted. But, she started experiencing cramping a few days later, and the bleeding also became quite heavy.&nbsp;Since the doctors knew about her sex marathon, they were concerned that it could have caused something to rupture inside her body. They ran scans and tests. Thankfully, everything came back normal.&nbsp;They found that she had "low iron and progesterone, and eventually concluded that it was my elevated stress levels that exacerbated my endometriosis."&nbsp;<h2>Australian X-rated star Annie Knight's sex challenge</h2>&nbsp;Knight says organising the sex challenge was stressful. She had planned for 200 men to participate; however, 583 of them showed up. Instead of sending them back, she decided to go ahead with all of them.&nbsp;However, doctors don't suggest such extreme sexual activities, as something like a sex marathon can cause physical harm.&nbsp;

Australia’s most sexually active woman, Annie Knight, was hospitalised days after having sex with 583 men in a challenge she had organised for her OnlyFans followers.

Sex marathons seem to have become a thing among OnlyFans models. After an American adult entertainment actor announced earlier this year that she had slept with 1.057 men in a 12-hour span, an Australian woman also took on the challenge. However, she ended up in the hospital supposedly because of the sex stunt. Known as "Australia’s most sexually active woman", Annie Knight was hospitalised on Wednesday (May 21) following excessive bleeding after having sex with 583 men in just six hours. She informed her fans that her "body had enough". Annie Knight suffers from endometriosis Knight has been suffering from endometriosis for a few years and has often talked about her condition with her fans. She developed the health issue after leaving the hormonal contraceptive pill. Endometriosis causes the tissue similar to the lining of the uterus to grow outside it. Women suffering from the problem experience severe pelvic pain and fertility issues. Symptoms include cramping, heavy bleeding, bloating and problems using the toilet. Also Read: Publicity stunt? Adult entertainment star Bonnie Blue, who slept with 1,057 men in 12 hours, arrested Recently, Knight filmed a video of her having sex with 583 men. But only a few days later, she had to visit the hospital. She told news.com.au that she got her period a day before the challenge. But the bleeding was light since she had an IUD fitted. But, she started experiencing cramping a few days later, and the bleeding also became quite heavy. Since the doctors knew about her sex marathon, they were concerned that it could have caused something to rupture inside her body. They ran scans and tests. Thankfully, everything came back normal. They found that she had "low iron and progesterone, and eventually concluded that it was my elevated stress levels that exacerbated my endometriosis." Australian X-rated star Annie Knight's sex challenge Knight says organising the sex challenge was stressful. She had planned for 200 men to participate; however, 583 of them showed up. Instead of sending them back, she decided to go ahead with all of them. However, doctors don't suggest such extreme sexual activities, as something like a sex marathon can cause physical harm.

"Australia’s most sexually active woman", Annie Knight was hospitalised days after having sex with 583 men in a challenge she had organised for her OnlyFans followers.

Australian adult entertainment star lands in hospital after having sex with 583 men in 6 hours

A doctor in Texas, looking to lead a luxurious life, including dreams of owning a private jet, wrongly diagnosed patients with diseases they didn't have so he could steal insurance money. He even performed chemotherapy on perfectly healthy patients, and deliberately gave others strokes.&nbsp;Dr Jorge Zamora-Quezada, a rheumatologist, told his patients that they had grave illnesses. He then performed unnecessary procedures on them and defrauded Medicare and Medicaid of millions of dollars.&nbsp;According to reports, the 68-year-old filed false claims worth around $ 118 million. He earned more than $ 28 million for tests and procedures from health insurance companies. He has been ordered to return the latter amount and has been jailed for 10 years.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/employee-denied-promotion-for-being-too-good-at-the-job-1747884255879">Employee denied promotion for being 'too good at their job' is now 'staging a rebellion'</a>&nbsp;<h2>Doctor wanted luxury cars, private jet</h2>&nbsp;Investigators probing his grossly unethical practice found that Zamora-Quezada wanted to have a high life filled with luxury cars, a private jet and several properties.&nbsp;The doctor from Texas deliberately misdiagnosed his patients and prescribed them medicines that left them with severe health issues. As per documents, the patients suffered "strokes, necrosis of the jawbone, hair loss, liver damage, and pain so severe that basic tasks of everyday life, such as bathing, cooking, and driving, became difficult."&nbsp;<h2>Texas doctor's patients recall horror stories</h2>&nbsp;His patients recounted horror stories, detailing how his actions made their lives miserable. A young patient said it felt like he was “living a life in the body of an elderly person.”'&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/woman-asked-to-tip-a-machine-another-charged-employee-benefits-at-self-checkout-1747907986844">Woman asked to tip a machine at Newark airport, another charged 'employee benefits' at self-checkout</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;Miranda Hinojosa, another patient who came to the court, said she is now bedridden because of the "unnecessary chemotherapy provided to her by Zamora-Quezada, from when she was just 11 years old."&nbsp;Other doctors also stated that Zamora-Quezada was clearly administering treatment for chronic illnesses that his patients didn't have.&nbsp;The Department of Justice said, “Dr. Zamora-Quezada funded his luxurious lifestyle for two decades by traumatising his patients, abusing his employees, lying to insurers, and stealing taxpayer money," and he should face the consequences of his actions.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

A doctor in Texas gave his patients stroke-inducing medicines and administered chemotherapy to healthy patients, all to buy luxury cars, a private jet and high-end properties.

A doctor in Texas, looking to lead a luxurious life, including dreams of owning a private jet, wrongly diagnosed patients with diseases they didn't have so he could steal insurance money. He even performed chemotherapy on perfectly healthy patients, and deliberately gave others strokes. Dr Jorge Zamora-Quezada, a rheumatologist, told his patients that they had grave illnesses. He then performed unnecessary procedures on them and defrauded Medicare and Medicaid of millions of dollars. According to reports, the 68-year-old filed false claims worth around $ 118 million. He earned more than $ 28 million for tests and procedures from health insurance companies. He has been ordered to return the latter amount and has been jailed for 10 years. Also Read: Employee denied promotion for being 'too good at their job' is now 'staging a rebellion' Doctor wanted luxury cars, private jet Investigators probing his grossly unethical practice found that Zamora-Quezada wanted to have a high life filled with luxury cars, a private jet and several properties. The doctor from Texas deliberately misdiagnosed his patients and prescribed them medicines that left them with severe health issues. As per documents, the patients suffered "strokes, necrosis of the jawbone, hair loss, liver damage, and pain so severe that basic tasks of everyday life, such as bathing, cooking, and driving, became difficult." Texas doctor's patients recall horror stories His patients recounted horror stories, detailing how his actions made their lives miserable. A young patient said it felt like he was “living a life in the body of an elderly person.”' Also Read: Woman asked to tip a machine at Newark airport, another charged 'employee benefits' at self-checkout Miranda Hinojosa, another patient who came to the court, said she is now bedridden because of the "unnecessary chemotherapy provided to her by Zamora-Quezada, from when she was just 11 years old." Other doctors also stated that Zamora-Quezada was clearly administering treatment for chronic illnesses that his patients didn't have. The Department of Justice said, “Dr. Zamora-Quezada funded his luxurious lifestyle for two decades by traumatising his patients, abusing his employees, lying to insurers, and stealing taxpayer money," and he should face the consequences of his actions.

A doctor in Texas gave his patients stroke-inducing medicines and administered chemotherapy to healthy patients, all to buy luxury cars, a private jet and high-end properties.

Doctor gives stroke-inducing medicines, chemotherapy to healthy patients. Here's why

A female passenger handed out a so-called “Flight Allergy List” to an airline, asking them to ban virtually everything, claiming they could trigger health issues. While it is common practice for people to tell the airlines about their allergies, what this woman told them to have removed includes virtually everything, including jet fuel.&nbsp;The woman gave a printed and laminated sheet of paper to the flight attendants, which listed coffee, cologne, scented soaps, and even gasoline and fuel. The letter was shared by a user named Sergio Rodriguez (@LyftGyft), who was on the same flight. People were shocked to see the privileged behaviour of the woman, and called her out for giving out a list of things that supposedly are merely an inconvenience to her, rather than life-threatening items.&nbsp;The list of allergies says, "No Coffee (Highly allergic even to smell), no cashew, NO Cashews, NO fragrance or chemical smells (Cologne, Perfume, Scented Soap or Body Lotion, NO Gasoline or Airplane Fuel)."&nbsp;Her list hints that the items can cause an airborne allergy for her. She tells the attendants not to serve cashews since she is allergic to them. "I have a cashew allergy so if you could refrain from serving nuts I would appreciate it."&nbsp;“I am highly allergic to the smell of coffee and would appreciate it if you could refrain from brewing coffee. As even the smell can stop my breathing,” she wrote.&nbsp;She also asked them for a large bottle of water, since she needs to take "several medications" and "this way I don’t have to constantly ask you for more water."&nbsp;“Thank you for your patience and understanding in trying to make the flight as enjoyable as possible for me. I appreciate you," she ends the note with these lines.&nbsp;Social media users were shocked to see her list of demands, with people suggesting she should just walk or take the train.&nbsp;Taking a dig at her, a user wrote, "Oh, just as long as she’s comfortable and enjoying herself. F—K EVERYBODY ELSE!!"&nbsp;<h2>Can nut allergy be airborne?</h2>&nbsp;Some airlines, such as Delta, will accommodate requests for no peanuts onboard if informed 48 hours prior to the trip. However, an airborne nut allergy isn't exactly real, as per experts.&nbsp;According to a 2024 study, allergens do not float around aeroplanes. A research in the journal Archives of Disease in Childhood stated, "Food-induced allergic reactions are around 10–100 times less common during flights than ‘on the ground.'"&nbsp;Experts suggest carrying sanitiser and disinfecting wipes and cleaning tray tables and seat handles after boarding to avoid germs.

A female passenger asked the flight not to brew coffee on the plane, remove scented products and also avoid serving nuts since she had a cashew allergy.

A female passenger handed out a so-called “Flight Allergy List” to an airline, asking them to ban virtually everything, claiming they could trigger health issues. While it is common practice for people to tell the airlines about their allergies, what this woman told them to have removed includes virtually everything, including jet fuel. The woman gave a printed and laminated sheet of paper to the flight attendants, which listed coffee, cologne, scented soaps, and even gasoline and fuel. The letter was shared by a user named Sergio Rodriguez (@LyftGyft), who was on the same flight. People were shocked to see the privileged behaviour of the woman, and called her out for giving out a list of things that supposedly are merely an inconvenience to her, rather than life-threatening items. The list of allergies says, "No Coffee (Highly allergic even to smell), no cashew, NO Cashews, NO fragrance or chemical smells (Cologne, Perfume, Scented Soap or Body Lotion, NO Gasoline or Airplane Fuel)." Her list hints that the items can cause an airborne allergy for her. She tells the attendants not to serve cashews since she is allergic to them. "I have a cashew allergy so if you could refrain from serving nuts I would appreciate it." “I am highly allergic to the smell of coffee and would appreciate it if you could refrain from brewing coffee. As even the smell can stop my breathing,” she wrote. She also asked them for a large bottle of water, since she needs to take "several medications" and "this way I don’t have to constantly ask you for more water." “Thank you for your patience and understanding in trying to make the flight as enjoyable as possible for me. I appreciate you," she ends the note with these lines. Social media users were shocked to see her list of demands, with people suggesting she should just walk or take the train. Taking a dig at her, a user wrote, "Oh, just as long as she’s comfortable and enjoying herself. F—K EVERYBODY ELSE!!" Can nut allergy be airborne? Some airlines, such as Delta, will accommodate requests for no peanuts onboard if informed 48 hours prior to the trip. However, an airborne nut allergy isn't exactly real, as per experts. According to a 2024 study, allergens do not float around aeroplanes. A research in the journal Archives of Disease in Childhood stated, "Food-induced allergic reactions are around 10–100 times less common during flights than ‘on the ground.'" Experts suggest carrying sanitiser and disinfecting wipes and cleaning tray tables and seat handles after boarding to avoid germs.

A female passenger asked the flight not to brew coffee on the plane, remove scented products and also avoid serving nuts since she had a cashew allergy.

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