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<p>US President-elect Donald Trump's pick for Secretary of Health and Human Services, RFK Jr, who has aimed to 'Make America Healthy Again', was seen posing with McDonald's fast food along with Trump, Donald Trump Jr, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The caption of the viral photo shared by Trump Jr was "Make America Healthy Again starts tomorrow". The photo showed the leaders indulging in fast food.</p>

<p>Speaker Mike Johnson and Musk were seen in a photo clicked on Trump Force One en route to New York City.</p>

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<p>The four leaders had a McD platter kept in front of them which consisted of fries, burgers, soft drinks and other condiments.</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/public-health-catastrophe-critics-react-as-trump-picks-rfk-jr-for-top-health-post-776524">'Public health catastrophe,' critics react as Trump picks RFK Jr for top health post</a></p>

<h2><strong>Here's how social media reacted to the image</strong></h2>

<p>The fast food, which was the favourite of president-elect Trump, does&nbsp;not align with RFK Jr's 'MAHA' philosophy which he had been advocating for years.</p>

<p>"How on earth did they get RFK Jr to eat McDonald's?," wrote one person jokingly on X.</p>

<p>"RFK Jr. won’t be lasting very long in this administration if he’s forced to eat McDonald’s. He doesn’t look happy," wrote another user.</p>

<p>"RFKs like ‘they caught me’," said a third user.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Healthcare Stocks Drop After Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Pick As&nbsp;Health Secretary</strong></p>

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<p>"This is not a good look. McDonald's is literally poison and here y'all are promoting it. Could have had a photo op with salads or a nice steak and potato dish but y'all went this route. Do better," commented a fourth user.</p>

<p>"Make McDonald’s Healthy Again too!" wrote a fifth user.</p>

<p>Last week, while speaking about former presidential nominee RFK Jr, podcaster Joe Polish said, “Campaign food is always bad, but the food that goes onto that aeroplane is, like, just poison. You have a choice between — you don’t have the choice, you’re either given KFC or Big Macs.”</p>

<p>Kennedy has protested against industrial chemicals and preservatives which are put into US food.</p>

<p>He protested against restrictions on peptides, psychedelics, raw milk and more.&nbsp;</p>

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US President-elect Donald Trump's pick for Secretary of Health and Human Services, RFK Jr, who has aimed to 'Make America Healthy Again', was seen posing with McDonald's fast food along with Trump, Donald Trump Jr, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

US President-elect Donald Trump's pick for Secretary of Health and Human Services, RFK Jr, who has aimed to 'Make America Healthy Again', was seen posing with McDonald's fast food along with Trump, Donald Trump Jr, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk. The caption of the viral photo shared by Trump Jr was "Make America Healthy Again starts tomorrow". The photo showed the leaders indulging in fast food. Speaker Mike Johnson and Musk were seen in a photo clicked on Trump Force One en route to New York City. Make America Healthy Again starts TOMORROW. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/LLzr5S9ugf — Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) November 17, 2024 × The four leaders had a McD platter kept in front of them which consisted of fries, burgers, soft drinks and other condiments. Also Read: 'Public health catastrophe,' critics react as Trump picks RFK Jr for top health post Here's how social media reacted to the image The fast food, which was the favourite of president-elect Trump, does not align with RFK Jr's 'MAHA' philosophy which he had been advocating for years. "How on earth did they get RFK Jr to eat McDonald's?," wrote one person jokingly on X. "RFK Jr. won’t be lasting very long in this administration if he’s forced to eat McDonald’s. He doesn’t look happy," wrote another user. "RFKs like ‘they caught me’," said a third user. Watch: Healthcare Stocks Drop After Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Pick As Health Secretary "This is not a good look. McDonald's is literally poison and here y'all are promoting it. Could have had a photo op with salads or a nice steak and potato dish but y'all went this route. Do better," commented a fourth user. "Make McDonald’s Healthy Again too!" wrote a fifth user. Last week, while speaking about former presidential nominee RFK Jr, podcaster Joe Polish said, “Campaign food is always bad, but the food that goes onto that aeroplane is, like, just poison. You have a choice between — you don’t have the choice, you’re either given KFC or Big Macs.” Kennedy has protested against industrial chemicals and preservatives which are put into US food. He protested against restrictions on peptides, psychedelics, raw milk and more. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump's Health Chief RFK Jr poses with McDonald's burger, gets trolled for MAHA hypocrisy

<p>In a shocking incident, a 43-year-old Indian man showed up at a prayer meeting kept in his memory after his cremation in Mehsana city of Gujarat.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The family members were mourning the death of the man when he himself walked in alive, NDTV reported.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On October 27, the man - identified as Brijesh Suthar - had gone missing from his home in Naroda.&nbsp;</p>

<p>His family searched for him&nbsp;everywhere but failed to find him. They then filed a missing complaint with the police.</p>

<h2><strong>Here's how the family 'believed' the man has 'died'</strong></h2>

<p>According to the report published in NDTV, two weeks after the man's disappearance, on November 10, a body was discovered close to the Sabarmati bridge.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The family members were called by officials to identify the dead body. However, it had decomposed by that time.</p>

<p>The physique of the body resembled that of Brijesh because of which his relatives presumed that it was him.</p>

<p>It was reported that he had been battling stress and mental health issues because of his financial investments.</p>

<p>The body was cremated by the family members and a prayer meet was organised in his memory.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>However, the most unexpected thing happened as Brijesh arrive in person at the condolence prayer meeting which left the police as well as his family members shocked.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"We looked for him everywhere. His phone was switched off. Then police showed us a body, it was swollen, we misidentified it and performed the cremation," stated Brijesh's mother.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It was claimed by another relative that the man was suffering from depression.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The reappearance of the 43-year-old has caused major issues for the police because they are now investigating who was the person who was cremated by the family.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


In a shocking incident, a 43-year-old Indian man showed up at a prayer meeting kept in his memory after his cremation in Mehsana city of Gujarat. The family members were mourning the death of the man when he himself walked in alive, NDTV reported.

In a shocking incident, a 43-year-old Indian man showed up at a prayer meeting kept in his memory after his cremation in Mehsana city of Gujarat. The family members were mourning the death of the man when he himself walked in alive, NDTV reported. On October 27, the man - identified as Brijesh Suthar - had gone missing from his home in Naroda. His family searched for him everywhere but failed to find him. They then filed a missing complaint with the police. Here's how the family 'believed' the man has 'died' According to the report published in NDTV, two weeks after the man's disappearance, on November 10, a body was discovered close to the Sabarmati bridge. Also Read: Indian family freezes to death while trying to slip into US from Canada, two accused await trial The family members were called by officials to identify the dead body. However, it had decomposed by that time. The physique of the body resembled that of Brijesh because of which his relatives presumed that it was him. It was reported that he had been battling stress and mental health issues because of his financial investments. The body was cremated by the family members and a prayer meet was organised in his memory. Also Read: THIS ‘Superhuman’ AI is likely to predict if a person will have an early death However, the most unexpected thing happened as Brijesh arrive in person at the condolence prayer meeting which left the police as well as his family members shocked. "We looked for him everywhere. His phone was switched off. Then police showed us a body, it was swollen, we misidentified it and performed the cremation," stated Brijesh's mother. It was claimed by another relative that the man was suffering from depression. The reappearance of the 43-year-old has caused major issues for the police because they are now investigating who was the person who was cremated by the family. (With inputs from agencies)

Indian man reaches his own condolence prayer meeting, days after ‘his’ cremation

<p>A shocking video of a robotic dog which was navigating across tough and rugged terrain very smoothly went viral on social media. The robotic canine, which was reportedly manufactured by a Chinese company, can perform various tasks and proved to be "unstoppable" even during “extreme weather conditions.”</p>

<p>The video has left the netizens split. Some people expressed excitement at this technological development, however, some expressed fear regarding the advanced features of the robo-dogs.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The video of the robotic dog was shared by Deep Robotics on YouTube with the caption, “Extreme Off-Road | DEEPRobotics Lynx All-Terrian Robot.”&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the video footage, the four-legged Lynx robot was seen moving uphill and downhill smoothly as it crossed the hurdles carefully ranging from rocks to low walls.</p>

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<p>The robot is seen changing its position, sometimes standing on four feet and sometimes on two. It also did a backflip and took sharp turns at speed.</p>

<p>The robot has all-terrain wheels and not just feet, which is reportedly different from its predecessors.</p>

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<p>As reported by the Sun, the machine can work at extreme temperatures between -20°C to 55°C. This means that the robot is also waterproof making it&nbsp;possible to use&nbsp;it in torrential rainfall.</p>

<h2><strong>Here's how social media users reacted&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>“The military application of this technology is terrifying,” wrote a YouTube user.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“That's amazing. I like how it adapted to rolling down the hill and slowing its speed by tilting the entire body sideways. Perfect manoeuvrability," added another user.</p>

<p>“Oh s**t, that’s actually deadly," commented a third user.</p>

<p><strong>Watch: Humanoid Robot Speedster Steals the Show at Beijing Half Marathon</strong></p>

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<p>“While you thought it was a robot dog, it stood up rollerskating toward you and was about to punch with its front wheels," joked a fourth user.</p>

<p>“This is insanity. People have no conception of what is coming," wrote a fifth user.</p>

<p>“With X30's unique integrated perception, it can autonomously navigate and operate in extreme environments such as darkness, strong light, flickering, and even without any light source,” wrote the company on its website.</p>

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A shocking video of a robotic dog which was navigating across tough and rugged terrain very smoothly went viral on social media. The robotic canine, which was reportedly manufactured by a Chinese company, can perform various tasks and proved to be "unstoppable" even during “extreme weather conditions.

A shocking video of a robotic dog which was navigating across tough and rugged terrain very smoothly went viral on social media. The robotic canine, which was reportedly manufactured by a Chinese company, can perform various tasks and proved to be "unstoppable" even during “extreme weather conditions.” The video has left the netizens split. Some people expressed excitement at this technological development, however, some expressed fear regarding the advanced features of the robo-dogs. The video of the robotic dog was shared by Deep Robotics on YouTube with the caption, “Extreme Off-Road | DEEPRobotics Lynx All-Terrian Robot.” In the video footage, the four-legged Lynx robot was seen moving uphill and downhill smoothly as it crossed the hurdles carefully ranging from rocks to low walls. Also Read: Jeff Bezos, OpenAI back robot startup physical intelligence at $2.4 billion valuation The robot is seen changing its position, sometimes standing on four feet and sometimes on two. It also did a backflip and took sharp turns at speed. The robot has all-terrain wheels and not just feet, which is reportedly different from its predecessors. × As reported by the Sun, the machine can work at extreme temperatures between -20°C to 55°C. This means that the robot is also waterproof making it possible to use it in torrential rainfall. Here's how social media users reacted “The military application of this technology is terrifying,” wrote a YouTube user. “That's amazing. I like how it adapted to rolling down the hill and slowing its speed by tilting the entire body sideways. Perfect manoeuvrability," added another user. “Oh s**t, that’s actually deadly," commented a third user. Watch: Humanoid Robot Speedster Steals the Show at Beijing Half Marathon “While you thought it was a robot dog, it stood up rollerskating toward you and was about to punch with its front wheels," joked a fourth user. “This is insanity. People have no conception of what is coming," wrote a fifth user. “With X30's unique integrated perception, it can autonomously navigate and operate in extreme environments such as darkness, strong light, flickering, and even without any light source,” wrote the company on its website. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: 'Deadly' robo-dog navigates through tough terrain, goes viral

<p>Reptile enthusiast Mike Holston left the netizens stunned by carrying the world's heaviest&nbsp;snake on his shoulders.</p>

<p>In the viral reel, the man was seen handling a massive green anaconda calmly and showing his strength by lifting the massive snake which has stunned viewers.</p>

<p>The video was posted by @therealtarzann on&nbsp;the social media platform Instagram. Michael Anthony Holston, also called Mike Holston, is a former American football player. He is also known for his strong love for animals.</p>

<p>The video started with Holston lifting the heavy snake confidently onto his shoulders which created a moment that excites his followers. The viewers on Instagram were left shocked by his fearless move.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The caption of the post read, "Best 3 captions wins top Massive green anaconda ! Time to go catch a 20 ft MONSTER".&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Here's how netizens reacted to the video</strong></h2>

<p>Taking to X, a netizen, images_xttyme, wrote, “So that movie Anaconda was just to scare people because this guy looks dope af”.</p>

<p>“I’m always scared for you. I know you know what you’re doing, but I’m so scared of snakes," wrote another user elancarterp.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"It's bigger than you," commented another user.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Green anaconda = Green SUCURI," said a netizen.</p>

<p>"This isn’t joke if he squeezes u r in danger," wrote a user.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Holston has through time gained the title of 'The Real Tarzan' due to his love for animals.</p>

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Reptile enthusiast Mike Holston left the netizens stunned by carrying the world's heaviest snake on his shoulders. In the viral reel, the man was seen handling a massive green anaconda calmly and showing his strength by lifting the massive snake which has stunned viewers.

Reptile enthusiast Mike Holston left the netizens stunned by carrying the world's heaviest snake on his shoulders. In the viral reel, the man was seen handling a massive green anaconda calmly and showing his strength by lifting the massive snake which has stunned viewers. The video was posted by @therealtarzann on the social media platform Instagram. Michael Anthony Holston, also called Mike Holston, is a former American football player. He is also known for his strong love for animals. The video started with Holston lifting the heavy snake confidently onto his shoulders which created a moment that excites his followers. The viewers on Instagram were left shocked by his fearless move. The caption of the post read, "Best 3 captions wins top Massive green anaconda ! Time to go catch a 20 ft MONSTER". View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mike Holston (@therealtarzann) × Also Read: 7ft-long snakes creeping into attics and wall cavities in the UK, experts warn Here's how netizens reacted to the video Taking to X, a netizen, images_xttyme, wrote, “So that movie Anaconda was just to scare people because this guy looks dope af”. “I’m always scared for you. I know you know what you’re doing, but I’m so scared of snakes," wrote another user elancarterp. "It's bigger than you," commented another user. "Green anaconda = Green SUCURI," said a netizen. "This isn’t joke if he squeezes u r in danger," wrote a user. Holston has through time gained the title of 'The Real Tarzan' due to his love for animals. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Man carries world's heaviest snake, a green anaconda, on shoulders

<p>Game shows are fun to watch. Some of them are so popular that they have been on air for years. One such TV show is <em>Wheel of Fortune</em>. Monday's (Nov 11) episode of the game show is going viral for a hilarious reason, thanks to a contestant who came up with the weirdest answer.</p>

<p>A puzzle with the answer "Give yourself a round of applause" was on the board. When only a few tiles remained, the board read "___E _OURSE_F A ROUN_ OF A___AUSE". Contestant Will Jordan was asked for his answer.</p>

<p>His guess was, "Treat yourself a round of sausage", leaving everyone watching in splits. His fellow contestant Kitina Thomas went on to give the right answer.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, host Ryan Seacrest was not over Jordan's answer and brought it up again, saying, "Will, I kind of like yours better," he joked. "That sounds better than just clapping right now."</p>

<p>The video of the guess has gone viral, garnering over half a million views.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch the video below</strong></p>

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<p>After the sausage debacle, Maggie Sajak, the daughter of former host Pat Sajak, caught up with Jordan and asked him about his answer and how he was feeling.</p>

<p>"I tell you, when the lights are on, and you know, the stars and Ryan Seacrest, Vanna White ... I just went blank," Jordan said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>But he was glad about it, as long as her father, Pat Sajak, got a reason to laugh.</p>

<p>"But if your dad, in retirement, is watching this show, maybe cracks a beer and gets a laugh, it was worth it."</p>

<p>She said she would ensure that they tuned into the show that night.</p>

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<p>Seacrest then joined the two to sign a cue card. The show shared the video on Instagram, writing, "Will was a great sport about his missolve!"</p>


Game shows are fun to watch. Some of them are so popular that they have been on air for years. One such TV show is Wheel of Fortune. Monday's (Nov 11) episode of the game show is going viral for a hilarious reason, thanks to a contestant who came up with the weirdest answer.

Game shows are fun to watch. Some of them are so popular that they have been on air for years. One such TV show is Wheel of Fortune. Monday's (Nov 11) episode of the game show is going viral for a hilarious reason, thanks to a contestant who came up with the weirdest answer. A puzzle with the answer "Give yourself a round of applause" was on the board. When only a few tiles remained, the board read "___E _OURSE_F A ROUN_ OF A___AUSE". Contestant Will Jordan was asked for his answer. His guess was, "Treat yourself a round of sausage", leaving everyone watching in splits. His fellow contestant Kitina Thomas went on to give the right answer. However, host Ryan Seacrest was not over Jordan's answer and brought it up again, saying, "Will, I kind of like yours better," he joked. "That sounds better than just clapping right now." The video of the guess has gone viral, garnering over half a million views. Watch the video below I've always been jealous of any of y'all who are able to TREAT YOURSELF A ROUND OF SAUSAGE almost every day. #WheelofFortune 😜 pic.twitter.com/ThjAPlX46u — WheelRob (@WheelRob10) November 12, 2024 × After the sausage debacle, Maggie Sajak, the daughter of former host Pat Sajak, caught up with Jordan and asked him about his answer and how he was feeling. "I tell you, when the lights are on, and you know, the stars and Ryan Seacrest, Vanna White ... I just went blank," Jordan said. But he was glad about it, as long as her father, Pat Sajak, got a reason to laugh. "But if your dad, in retirement, is watching this show, maybe cracks a beer and gets a laugh, it was worth it." She said she would ensure that they tuned into the show that night. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Wheel of Fortune (@wheeloffortune) × Seacrest then joined the two to sign a cue card. The show shared the video on Instagram, writing, "Will was a great sport about his missolve!"

'Round of sausage...': Wheel of Fortune missolve goes viral for hilarious answer

<p>In a strange move, a woman expressed her wish to divorce her husband over his "simple" habit of asking too many questions because she could not cope with it.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Taking to the Two Hot Takes forum on Reddit, the woman asked if she would be wrong to divorce her husband after spending 25 years with him because he “asks too many questions”.</p>

<p>The woman said that she “always thought” their “relationship was great” and if any problems arose it was her fault because she saw her husband as a “very smart, sweet, generous, and caring man”.</p>

<p>However, the problems arose when they argued over something&nbsp;and the husband remained “calm and rational” while the woman said she “finds herself at a loss to argue for or defend her position”.</p>

<p>The woman said that this happened because her husband asks “a lot of questions - about everything, especially when he doesn’t like something or feels it could have been done better”.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/opinions-blogs/indias-lgbtqia-community-marks-one-year-since-the-marriage-equality-verdict-has-anything-changed-768213">India’s LGBTQIA+ community marks one year since the marriage equality verdict. Has anything changed?&nbsp;</a></p>

<p>“I think this is really annoying and frustrating. He says he is ‘just trying to understand’, but it often feels like he is trying to get me to understand how ridiculous whatever I did was. This feels belittling. The best way to describe it is he speaks to me like a parent speaking to a child and trying to get them to understand what they did wrong," said the woman.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Explaining her husband's actions, the wife said that he asks questions like “Why didn’t you do that earlier?” and “Do you think that is the best thing to be doing right now?”&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The woman said that she found it “infuriating” but has “always let it slide” because she “always assumed she was reading into what he says and how he says it too much”.</p>

<p>“I have developed anxiety over it. I have anxiety over simple things like grocery shopping - why did I change our brand of soap? Why did I pick that particular soap? Was that the only soap like that? Did you look for other options or just that one? Did I only check Target or did I look anywhere else for our regular brand?" the woman continued.</p>

<h2><strong>Netizens support woman, call her husband a 'bully'</strong></h2>

<p>The commentators extended their support to the woman and said that she was being bullied by her husband.</p>

<p>“What he is doing is undermining you. He’s making you question every choice you make so you feel no confidence in your ability to do anything right. Now your own children are doubting your ability to function and make decisions. It’s insidious and deliberate," said one person.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Karwa Chauth 2024: Married Women Fast For Their Husbands Longevity</strong></p>

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<p>“You don’t have to engage with these interrogations. You are not answerable to your husband or children. But honestly, he’s been doing this, and enjoying being the superior spouse/parent/adult for a long time. He will not give up his power easily," another user said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Stop answering. Just say, because I wanted to. Then stare at him. Then laugh and say, aw honey. You can ask all the questions you want but the answer is still the same. ‘Because I wanted to’," wrote a third user.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Wow he sounds so annoying! I couldn’t handle that at all. Your anxiety will be a lot less leaving. Def NTA. Just be smart about leaving and talk to a lawyer first. Good luck!” commented a fourth user.</p>

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In a strange move, a woman expressed her wish to divorce her husband over his "simple" habit of asking too many questions because she could not cope with it. Taking to the Two Hot Takes forum on Reddit, the woman asked if she would be wrong to divorce her husband after spending 25 years with him because he “asks too many questions”.

In a strange move, a woman expressed her wish to divorce her husband over his "simple" habit of asking too many questions because she could not cope with it. Taking to the Two Hot Takes forum on Reddit, the woman asked if she would be wrong to divorce her husband after spending 25 years with him because he “asks too many questions”. The woman said that she “always thought” their “relationship was great” and if any problems arose it was her fault because she saw her husband as a “very smart, sweet, generous, and caring man”. However, the problems arose when they argued over something and the husband remained “calm and rational” while the woman said she “finds herself at a loss to argue for or defend her position”. The woman said that this happened because her husband asks “a lot of questions - about everything, especially when he doesn’t like something or feels it could have been done better”. Also Read: India’s LGBTQIA+ community marks one year since the marriage equality verdict. Has anything changed? “I think this is really annoying and frustrating. He says he is ‘just trying to understand’, but it often feels like he is trying to get me to understand how ridiculous whatever I did was. This feels belittling. The best way to describe it is he speaks to me like a parent speaking to a child and trying to get them to understand what they did wrong," said the woman. Explaining her husband's actions, the wife said that he asks questions like “Why didn’t you do that earlier?” and “Do you think that is the best thing to be doing right now?” WIBTA if I walked away my husband after 25 years bc he asks too many questions? byu/Specialist-Tap-8471 inTwoHotTakes × The woman said that she found it “infuriating” but has “always let it slide” because she “always assumed she was reading into what he says and how he says it too much”. “I have developed anxiety over it. I have anxiety over simple things like grocery shopping - why did I change our brand of soap? Why did I pick that particular soap? Was that the only soap like that? Did you look for other options or just that one? Did I only check Target or did I look anywhere else for our regular brand?" the woman continued. Netizens support woman, call her husband a 'bully' The commentators extended their support to the woman and said that she was being bullied by her husband. “What he is doing is undermining you. He’s making you question every choice you make so you feel no confidence in your ability to do anything right. Now your own children are doubting your ability to function and make decisions. It’s insidious and deliberate," said one person. Watch: Karwa Chauth 2024: Married Women Fast For Their Husbands Longevity “You don’t have to engage with these interrogations. You are not answerable to your husband or children. But honestly, he’s been doing this, and enjoying being the superior spouse/parent/adult for a long time. He will not give up his power easily," another user said. “Stop answering. Just say, because I wanted to. Then stare at him. Then laugh and say, aw honey. You can ask all the questions you want but the answer is still the same. ‘Because I wanted to’," wrote a third user. “Wow he sounds so annoying! I couldn’t handle that at all. Your anxiety will be a lot less leaving. Def NTA. Just be smart about leaving and talk to a lawyer first. Good luck!” commented a fourth user. (With inputs from agencies)

Woman expresses wish to divorce husband after 25 years because he 'asks too many questions'

<p>Two mysterious humps were spotted by Loch Ness hunter who he said "could not be anything but the monster".&nbsp;</p>

<p>Nessie hunter Eoin O'Faodhagain was looking for the monster using a webcam when he saw something strange in the water.</p>

<p>The hump measured 25ft in length, the experts said that "whopper of a beast" was too big to be any of the residents of the area.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Two sections of this creature can be visibly seen rising out of the water as it moves at a steady pace – a large front hump, and a larger second hump behind," said Eoin, while speaking to The Daily Mail.</p>

<p>"Both humps are black to dark grey in colour, but visually striking in the environment. I was ecstatic and captivated by this large, fast-moving, unidentified animal out in the deep water of the loch. My only instinct was that this could not be anything other than the Loch Ness Monster," he added.</p>

<h2><strong>Creatures of Loch Ness&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>O'Faodhagain, who is from County Donegal, Ireland, stated that the sighting of the creature was "one for the record books".</p>

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<p>"The creature is no less than 25 feet long.&nbsp;It rises about three feet out of the water. There are no known creatures in Loch Ness that have dimensions like this one," he said.</p>

<p>"The largest of the known creatures are seals, which can reach up to eight feet long, but this whopper of a beast outreaches any seal," O'Faodhagain added.</p>

<p>The footage was recorded on October 25 using a webcam at the Clansman Hotel, which was maintained by Visit Inverness Loch Ness (VILN).</p>

<p>The location was nearly four miles from the northern shore of Loch Ness.</p>

<p>Veteran Nessie hunter Eoin had claimed to have spotted something in the water&nbsp;in July also.</p>

<p>"As far as Nessie sightings go, you could not get any better unless the creature came out of the water and posed outside the Clansman. If this was 1933 and you captured this sighting on black and white camera film, it would be a classic sighting by now," said the 60-year-old.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Anyone can watch the VILN webcams live online at&nbsp;visitinvernesslochness.com.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Two mysterious humps were spotted by Loch Ness hunter who he said "could not be anything but the monster". Nessie hunter Eoin O'Faodhagain was looking for the monster using a webcam when he saw something strange in the water.

Two mysterious humps were spotted by Loch Ness hunter who he said "could not be anything but the monster". Nessie hunter Eoin O'Faodhagain was looking for the monster using a webcam when he saw something strange in the water. The hump measured 25ft in length, the experts said that "whopper of a beast" was too big to be any of the residents of the area. "Two sections of this creature can be visibly seen rising out of the water as it moves at a steady pace – a large front hump, and a larger second hump behind," said Eoin, while speaking to The Daily Mail. "Both humps are black to dark grey in colour, but visually striking in the environment. I was ecstatic and captivated by this large, fast-moving, unidentified animal out in the deep water of the loch. My only instinct was that this could not be anything other than the Loch Ness Monster," he added. Creatures of Loch Ness O'Faodhagain, who is from County Donegal, Ireland, stated that the sighting of the creature was "one for the record books". Also Read: 'Mini-monsters' spotted in Scotland's rivers hint at existence of mythical 'Loch Ness monster' "The creature is no less than 25 feet long. It rises about three feet out of the water. There are no known creatures in Loch Ness that have dimensions like this one," he said. "The largest of the known creatures are seals, which can reach up to eight feet long, but this whopper of a beast outreaches any seal," O'Faodhagain added. The footage was recorded on October 25 using a webcam at the Clansman Hotel, which was maintained by Visit Inverness Loch Ness (VILN). The location was nearly four miles from the northern shore of Loch Ness. Veteran Nessie hunter Eoin had claimed to have spotted something in the water in July also. "As far as Nessie sightings go, you could not get any better unless the creature came out of the water and posed outside the Clansman. If this was 1933 and you captured this sighting on black and white camera film, it would be a classic sighting by now," said the 60-year-old. Anyone can watch the VILN webcams live online at visitinvernesslochness.com. (With inputs from agencies)

Nessie hunter spots two mysterious 'humps'. Is it Loch Ness beast?

<p>Scientists might be on their way to creating a pill that not only prevents hangovers but also keeps at bay the harmful effects of alcohol. A gel swallowed 30 minutes before the first drink can stop you from getting drunk and also safeguard your liver and other organs.</p>

<p>A report by Daily Mail says that the gel has been developed by researchers at ETH University in Zurich, Switzerland. It breaks down alcohol into a harmless liquid as it passes through the gastrointestinal tract.</p>

<p>Alcohol is absorbed by the mucous membrane lining the stomach and intestine, from where blood takes it to other parts of the body, such as the liver, brain and kidneys. As it affects the brain, feel-good hormones are released. But as we drink more, it starts suppressing the central nervous system.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The liver converts the ethanol in alcohol into another form of alcohol called acetaldehyde, which is primarily responsible for headaches, dehydration and other symptoms linked to hangovers. Later it is converted into acetic acid which is flushed out through the kidneys.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The gel acts right in the stomach, absorbing the alcohol before it can enter the bloodstream. It converts it&nbsp;into acetic acid which then passes through the stomach or intestine and into our circulation. In the absence of the toxic substances, the alcohol doesn't get you "high", this also prevents a hangover.</p>

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<h2>The study on alcohol and hangover</h2>

<p>Scientists conducted a study to understand the effect of certain ingredients on alcohol and published the results in the journal Nature Nanotechnology.</p>

<p>They took iron, glucose and gold which they say was found to quickly break down alcohol into acetic acid, and mixed it with a gel made from whey protein. The gel was then fed to eight mice who were then given alcohol 20 minutes later. They found that the blood alcohol level of mice who were fed the gel was almost half that of the other group.</p>

<p>After six hours, all the mice were put inside a maze and had to find their way out. Those who had been fed the gel found the exit much faster.</p>

<p>Other tests showed that alcohol had not affected the liver of the gel-fed mice, while the mice in the other group had inflamed livers.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The team is preparing to test the gel on humans.</p>

<p>However, if the gel restricts the pleasure associated with alcohol, would it attract the attention of people?</p>

<p>Scientists say the real benefit of the gel might be for people who are unable to cut back on alcohol. It can help reduce intoxication and alcohol-related damage for them.</p>

<p>"The obvious alternative is just to drink less or not at all," says David Nutt, a professor of neuropsychopharmacology at Imperial College London.</p>

<p>"But for everyone else it doesn’t make economic sense, as there would be the cost of the gel plus paying for the “wasted” alcohol."</p>

<p>He added that "similar alcohol-cancelling products have been tried in the past" but had no success.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A Swedish firm had launched a probiotic in 2022 called Myrkl, marketed as a "pre-drinking pill". It was to be taken an hour before drinking. The company claimed that two tablets, costing $1.28 each, can cut down the amount of alcohol that enters the bloodstream by about 70 per cent.</p>

<p>However, just one study was conducted on humans, and so the efficacy of the pill is not fully clear.&nbsp;</p>


Scientists might be on their way to creating a pill that not only prevents hangovers but also keeps at bay the harmful effects of alcohol. A gel swallowed 30 minutes before the first drink can stop you from getting drunk and also safeguard your liver and other organs.

Scientists might be on their way to creating a pill that not only prevents hangovers but also keeps at bay the harmful effects of alcohol. A gel swallowed 30 minutes before the first drink can stop you from getting drunk and also safeguard your liver and other organs. A report by Daily Mail says that the gel has been developed by researchers at ETH University in Zurich, Switzerland. It breaks down alcohol into a harmless liquid as it passes through the gastrointestinal tract. Alcohol is absorbed by the mucous membrane lining the stomach and intestine, from where blood takes it to other parts of the body, such as the liver, brain and kidneys. As it affects the brain, feel-good hormones are released. But as we drink more, it starts suppressing the central nervous system. The liver converts the ethanol in alcohol into another form of alcohol called acetaldehyde, which is primarily responsible for headaches, dehydration and other symptoms linked to hangovers. Later it is converted into acetic acid which is flushed out through the kidneys. The gel acts right in the stomach, absorbing the alcohol before it can enter the bloodstream. It converts it into acetic acid which then passes through the stomach or intestine and into our circulation. In the absence of the toxic substances, the alcohol doesn't get you "high", this also prevents a hangover. Also Read: Unmarried people may face higher risk of depression. Here's why The study on alcohol and hangover Scientists conducted a study to understand the effect of certain ingredients on alcohol and published the results in the journal Nature Nanotechnology. They took iron, glucose and gold which they say was found to quickly break down alcohol into acetic acid, and mixed it with a gel made from whey protein. The gel was then fed to eight mice who were then given alcohol 20 minutes later. They found that the blood alcohol level of mice who were fed the gel was almost half that of the other group. After six hours, all the mice were put inside a maze and had to find their way out. Those who had been fed the gel found the exit much faster. Other tests showed that alcohol had not affected the liver of the gel-fed mice, while the mice in the other group had inflamed livers. The team is preparing to test the gel on humans. However, if the gel restricts the pleasure associated with alcohol, would it attract the attention of people? Scientists say the real benefit of the gel might be for people who are unable to cut back on alcohol. It can help reduce intoxication and alcohol-related damage for them. "The obvious alternative is just to drink less or not at all," says David Nutt, a professor of neuropsychopharmacology at Imperial College London. "But for everyone else it doesn’t make economic sense, as there would be the cost of the gel plus paying for the “wasted” alcohol." He added that "similar alcohol-cancelling products have been tried in the past" but had no success. A Swedish firm had launched a probiotic in 2022 called Myrkl, marketed as a "pre-drinking pill". It was to be taken an hour before drinking. The company claimed that two tablets, costing $1.28 each, can cut down the amount of alcohol that enters the bloodstream by about 70 per cent. However, just one study was conducted on humans, and so the efficacy of the pill is not fully clear.

'No-hangover' gel protects organs but doesn't let you get high either. Would you take it?

<p>Elon Musk wants to put Starlink-like satellites around Mars to facilitate communication for future missions. While humans are still quite far away from stepping foot on the red planet, preparations for basic necessities for when it does happen seem to be already underway.&nbsp;</p>

<p>SpaceX has pitched a plan to NASA about a Marslink constellation that will be similar to its Starlink design. A NASA presentation during a meeting of the Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group showed different proposals for communication networks to be placed in Mars' orbit.</p>

<p>As per a Spaceflight Now report, the presentation mentioned a Marslink constellation comprising “multiple SpaceX satellites placed in Mars orbit" which will "provide full visibility and interoperability for ground and orbital assets."</p>

<p>The company has been growing its internet constellation, with Starlink currently being operational in 102 countries. It recently launched its 7,000th Starlink satellite to orbit and is aiming to place a whopping 42,000 satellites in low Earth orbit.</p>

<p>Musk has been eyeing Mars for years and has plans to send humans to the red planet aboard SpaceX's Starship.</p>

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<p>With plans for a Marslink constellation, Musk has added another space adventure to his to-do list. The billionaire plans to "colonise" Mars and build habitats for humans.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A few weeks back, Musk said that he is ready to send uncrewed Starship rockets to Mars in the next two years. If this mission is a success, then the first crewed flights would be sent in four years, he said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Flight rate will grow exponentially from there, with the goal of building a self-sustaining city in about 20 years," Musk said.&nbsp;</p>

<h2>Other companies in talks with NASA</h2>

<p>Blue Origin and Lockheed Martin are the other two companies to pitch proposals for the same, as shown in the presentation. Blue Origin's plan includes setting up a relay network around Mars using its Blue Ring orbital tug. It will provide hosting, transportation, refuelling, data relay, and logistics, as well as in-space cloud computing. Blue Ring is a part of the DarkSky-1 (DS-1) mission sponsored by the Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Lockheed Martin plans to use MAVEN or the Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN spacecraft. It could help with communication by being transferred to a communications orbit and will operate like NASA’s network of radio antennas, the Deep Space Network.</p>


Elon Musk wants to put Starlink-like satellites around Mars to facilitate communication for future missions. While humans are still quite far away from stepping foot on the red planet, preparations for basic necessities for when it does happen seem to be already underway.

Elon Musk wants to put Starlink-like satellites around Mars to facilitate communication for future missions. While humans are still quite far away from stepping foot on the red planet, preparations for basic necessities for when it does happen seem to be already underway. SpaceX has pitched a plan to NASA about a Marslink constellation that will be similar to its Starlink design. A NASA presentation during a meeting of the Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group showed different proposals for communication networks to be placed in Mars' orbit. As per a Spaceflight Now report, the presentation mentioned a Marslink constellation comprising “multiple SpaceX satellites placed in Mars orbit" which will "provide full visibility and interoperability for ground and orbital assets." The company has been growing its internet constellation, with Starlink currently being operational in 102 countries. It recently launched its 7,000th Starlink satellite to orbit and is aiming to place a whopping 42,000 satellites in low Earth orbit. Musk has been eyeing Mars for years and has plans to send humans to the red planet aboard SpaceX's Starship. Also Read: A star in Andromeda died a silent death, giving birth to a cosmic mystery With plans for a Marslink constellation, Musk has added another space adventure to his to-do list. The billionaire plans to "colonise" Mars and build habitats for humans. A few weeks back, Musk said that he is ready to send uncrewed Starship rockets to Mars in the next two years. If this mission is a success, then the first crewed flights would be sent in four years, he said. "Flight rate will grow exponentially from there, with the goal of building a self-sustaining city in about 20 years," Musk said. Other companies in talks with NASA Blue Origin and Lockheed Martin are the other two companies to pitch proposals for the same, as shown in the presentation. Blue Origin's plan includes setting up a relay network around Mars using its Blue Ring orbital tug. It will provide hosting, transportation, refuelling, data relay, and logistics, as well as in-space cloud computing. Blue Ring is a part of the DarkSky-1 (DS-1) mission sponsored by the Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit. Meanwhile, Lockheed Martin plans to use MAVEN or the Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN spacecraft. It could help with communication by being transferred to a communications orbit and will operate like NASA’s network of radio antennas, the Deep Space Network.

Hello Mars! Musk wants to place multiple SpaceX satellites around the red planet

<p>An advertisement made by Sri Lankan&nbsp;Airlines garnered a lot of appreciation on social media platforms for showing the "Ramayana Trail" which took the viewers on a journey to different iconic locations related to the Hindu epic Ramayana.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the five-minute advertisement, the grandmother is seen narrating the Hindu epic to her grandson through a children's book.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the video, the grandson questions about the island where Sita was taken by Ravan after getting kidnapped. Then, the grandmother tells him the story of the kingdom of Ravan which is today Sri Lanka.</p>

<p>"All the places in the Ramayana are real. Today we know Lanka as Sri Lanka," the grandmother says and the video shows the visuals of Ravan's Cave close to Ella town where it is believed Sita was kept before being taken to the Ashoka Vatika, which was inside the palace of the demon king.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/khalistani-terrorist-pannun-threatens-to-attack-indias-ram-mandir-warns-will-shake-foundations-of-ayodhya-775276">Khalistani terrorist Pannun threatens to attack India's Ram Mandir, warns 'will shake foundations of Ayodhya'</a></p>

<p>In the video, the Seetha Amman Temple – also called Ashok Vatika Sita Temple – was shown. In today's time, it is maintained by the Indian Tamils of Sri Lanka.</p>

<p>The video also mentioned the bridge built by Rama's army to reach Sri Lanka which is the Ram Setu bridge that connects Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu to the Sri Lankan coast.</p>

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<p>"Is the bridge still standing," asked the grandson. "Yes, you can still see it today," the grandmother answered.</p>

<p>The Rumassala Hill, which is believed to be one of the fragments of medicinal herbs that had fallen from the Hanuman when he was carrying the Sanjeevani herb to save Lakshman, was also mentioned in the video.</p>

<h2><strong>Netizens react to the video</strong></h2>

<p>The X users were delighted by the advertisement and appreciated the Sri Lankan airline's initiative to promote spiritual tourism using the story of Ramayana.</p>

<p>"What an outstanding advertisement. It will really appeal so many people to visit Sri Lanka," said a user.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Diwali Celebrations Feature Muslim Poets Reciting Urdu Version Of Ramayana In Bikaner</strong></p>

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<p>"Such a spectacular ad. Got goosebumps watching it. Our tourism sector needs to learn from this," wrote another user.</p>

<p>A third user called the advertisement "one of the best airline advertisements".</p>

<p>"What a remarkable advertisement! Highlighting historical sites from the Ramayana, it’s sure to spark curiosity and draw many to explore Sri Lanka’s rich heritage," wrote a fourth user.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Srilanka will be my next big trip. When I went to Bali I was mesmerised by its hospitality, beauty and heritage,” stated a fifth user.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


An advertisement made by Sri Lankan Airlines garnered a lot of appreciation on social media platforms for showing the "Ramayana Trail" which took the viewers on a journey to different iconic locations related to the Hindu epic Ramayana.

An advertisement made by Sri Lankan Airlines garnered a lot of appreciation on social media platforms for showing the "Ramayana Trail" which took the viewers on a journey to different iconic locations related to the Hindu epic Ramayana. In the five-minute advertisement, the grandmother is seen narrating the Hindu epic to her grandson through a children's book. In the video, the grandson questions about the island where Sita was taken by Ravan after getting kidnapped. Then, the grandmother tells him the story of the kingdom of Ravan which is today Sri Lanka. "All the places in the Ramayana are real. Today we know Lanka as Sri Lanka," the grandmother says and the video shows the visuals of Ravan's Cave close to Ella town where it is believed Sita was kept before being taken to the Ashoka Vatika, which was inside the palace of the demon king. Also Read: Khalistani terrorist Pannun threatens to attack India's Ram Mandir, warns 'will shake foundations of Ayodhya' In the video, the Seetha Amman Temple – also called Ashok Vatika Sita Temple – was shown. In today's time, it is maintained by the Indian Tamils of Sri Lanka. The video also mentioned the bridge built by Rama's army to reach Sri Lanka which is the Ram Setu bridge that connects Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu to the Sri Lankan coast. Relive the epic of The Ramayana Trail Embark on a journey through Sri Lanka’s legendary landscapes with SriLankan Holidays, offering a fully customized experience tailored just for you. Every step of your adventure is designed to bring out the grandeur and glory in the ancient… pic.twitter.com/jctUhc4JKn — SriLankan Airlines (@flysrilankan) November 8, 2024 × "Is the bridge still standing," asked the grandson. "Yes, you can still see it today," the grandmother answered. The Rumassala Hill, which is believed to be one of the fragments of medicinal herbs that had fallen from the Hanuman when he was carrying the Sanjeevani herb to save Lakshman, was also mentioned in the video. Netizens react to the video The X users were delighted by the advertisement and appreciated the Sri Lankan airline's initiative to promote spiritual tourism using the story of Ramayana. "What an outstanding advertisement. It will really appeal so many people to visit Sri Lanka," said a user. Watch: Diwali Celebrations Feature Muslim Poets Reciting Urdu Version Of Ramayana In Bikaner "Such a spectacular ad. Got goosebumps watching it. Our tourism sector needs to learn from this," wrote another user. A third user called the advertisement "one of the best airline advertisements". "What a remarkable advertisement! Highlighting historical sites from the Ramayana, it’s sure to spark curiosity and draw many to explore Sri Lanka’s rich heritage," wrote a fourth user. “Srilanka will be my next big trip. When I went to Bali I was mesmerised by its hospitality, beauty and heritage,” stated a fifth user. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>Japan is famous for its unique culture, organisation skills as well as cleanliness.</p>

<p>In an effort to understand the level of cleanliness in Japan, an Indian influencer decided to test its streets during her trip to the country. The video has since gone viral on the internet.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Indian influencer Simran Balar Jain decided to ditch her shoes and walk wearing only sparkling clean white socks on the streets of Japan.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the viral video, the influencer is seen walking through the country's streets most innovatively.</p>

<p>At the start of the clip, Jain is seen entering a store to buy a brand-new pair of plush, white socks.</p>

<p>However, instead of making efforts to keep them clean and pristine, Jain removes her shoes and instead wears those socks while walking on the streets of Japan.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the video, Jain is seen walking along the country's footpaths and across zebra crossings as she tours the streets.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>However, what the netizens found mind-boggling was that her socks remained spotless and as new as they were when she purchased them from the store.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>As the video played, Jain spoke about the result of her test and said that her socks remained remarkably clean and there was barely any dirt on them.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Netizens react to the video</strong></h2>

<p>The netizens found the video and its results very interesting and it sparked a lot of reactions on the social media platform.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The video received more than 26 million views and people from across the world commented on it.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I’m shocked – how are the socks still this clean?" said a viewer.</p>

<p>"How can anyone walk around without worrying about dirt? Japan must really be as clean as they say!" commented another.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"This is why I need to visit Japan!" joked a netizen. "Jain’s socks are more spotless than my entire wardrobe," wrote another.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Japan is famous for its unique culture, organisation skills as well as cleanliness. In an effort to understand the level of cleanliness in Japan, an Indian influencer decided to test its streets during her trip to the country.

Japan is famous for its unique culture, organisation skills as well as cleanliness. In an effort to understand the level of cleanliness in Japan, an Indian influencer decided to test its streets during her trip to the country. The video has since gone viral on the internet. Indian influencer Simran Balar Jain decided to ditch her shoes and walk wearing only sparkling clean white socks on the streets of Japan. In the viral video, the influencer is seen walking through the country's streets most innovatively. At the start of the clip, Jain is seen entering a store to buy a brand-new pair of plush, white socks. However, instead of making efforts to keep them clean and pristine, Jain removes her shoes and instead wears those socks while walking on the streets of Japan. In the video, Jain is seen walking along the country's footpaths and across zebra crossings as she tours the streets. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Simran Jain (@simranbalarjain) × However, what the netizens found mind-boggling was that her socks remained spotless and as new as they were when she purchased them from the store. Also Read: Saudi couple takes the plunge with stunning underwater wedding As the video played, Jain spoke about the result of her test and said that her socks remained remarkably clean and there was barely any dirt on them. Netizens react to the video The netizens found the video and its results very interesting and it sparked a lot of reactions on the social media platform. The video received more than 26 million views and people from across the world commented on it. "I’m shocked – how are the socks still this clean?" said a viewer. "How can anyone walk around without worrying about dirt? Japan must really be as clean as they say!" commented another. "This is why I need to visit Japan!" joked a netizen. "Jain’s socks are more spotless than my entire wardrobe," wrote another. (With inputs from agencies)

Indian influencer tests Japan's cleanliness by walking on its streets in white socks. Here's the result

<p>Stars have a life and death cycle. Those that are about eight times more massive than the Sun explode as supernovae at the end of their lives. They leave behind a black hole or a neutron star which are extremely bright, even more than their host galaxies. This can last for months.</p>

<p>However, astronomers have discovered a star that seemingly went straight to becoming a black hole without any explosion taking place. The outward force of fusion and the inward force of a star's own gravity is what keeps them going. When the hydrogen exhausts, the fusion weakens.</p>

<p>The star soon collapses in on itself, resulting in a supernova explosion followed by a black hole or a neutron star. However, new research indicates that some of them do not witness any explosion.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This is what happened with one massive, hydrogen-depleted supergiant star in the Andromeda galaxy (M31) that did not detonate.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The cosmic event is mentioned in the research titled, "The disappearance of a massive star marking the birth of a black hole in M31." Kishalay De, a postdoctoral scholar at the Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research at MIT, is its lead author.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Such supernovae are called core-collapse supernovae and are extremely rare. One of them occurs approximately every hundred years in the Milky Way.</p>

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<h2>Supernovae are still a mystery</h2>

<p>Scientists believe that the latest finding shows that there is a lot humans still don't know about supernovae.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Named M31-2014-DS1, it was first seen becoming extremely bright in mid-infrared (MIR) in 2014. It stayed in one stage of luminosity for 1,000 days. Between 2016 and 2019 for another 1,000 days, it faded dramatically.</p>

<p>Then in 2023, astronomers tried to view it in deep optical and near-IR (NIR) imaging observations, but it was undetectable.</p>

<p>As per the researchers, the star initially had a mass of about 20 stellar masses and reached its terminal nuclear-burning phase with about 6.7 stellar masses. A recently ejected dust shell, left behind by a supernova explosion, surrounds it, although there is no evidence of an optical outburst.</p>

<p>"The dramatic and sustained fading of M31-2014-DS1 is exceptional in the landscape of variability in massive, evolved stars," the authors write.</p>

<p>"The sudden decline of luminosity in M31-2014-DS1 points to the cessation of nuclear burning together with a subsequent shock that fails to overcome the infalling material."</p>

<p>In 2009, astronomers discovered a failed supernova, the only other one confirmed ever. The star was a supergiant red star in the NGC 6946, a "Fireworks Galaxy."&nbsp;</p>


Stars have a life and death cycle. Those that are about eight times more massive than the Sun explode as supernovae at the end of their lives. They leave behind a black hole or a neutron star which are extremely bright, even more than their host galaxies.

Stars have a life and death cycle. Those that are about eight times more massive than the Sun explode as supernovae at the end of their lives. They leave behind a black hole or a neutron star which are extremely bright, even more than their host galaxies. This can last for months. However, astronomers have discovered a star that seemingly went straight to becoming a black hole without any explosion taking place. The outward force of fusion and the inward force of a star's own gravity is what keeps them going. When the hydrogen exhausts, the fusion weakens. The star soon collapses in on itself, resulting in a supernova explosion followed by a black hole or a neutron star. However, new research indicates that some of them do not witness any explosion. This is what happened with one massive, hydrogen-depleted supergiant star in the Andromeda galaxy (M31) that did not detonate. The cosmic event is mentioned in the research titled, "The disappearance of a massive star marking the birth of a black hole in M31." Kishalay De, a postdoctoral scholar at the Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research at MIT, is its lead author. Such supernovae are called core-collapse supernovae and are extremely rare. One of them occurs approximately every hundred years in the Milky Way. Also Read: Another 'devil' comet? Volcanic icy body witnesses multiple violent explosions Supernovae are still a mystery Scientists believe that the latest finding shows that there is a lot humans still don't know about supernovae. Named M31-2014-DS1, it was first seen becoming extremely bright in mid-infrared (MIR) in 2014. It stayed in one stage of luminosity for 1,000 days. Between 2016 and 2019 for another 1,000 days, it faded dramatically. Then in 2023, astronomers tried to view it in deep optical and near-IR (NIR) imaging observations, but it was undetectable. As per the researchers, the star initially had a mass of about 20 stellar masses and reached its terminal nuclear-burning phase with about 6.7 stellar masses. A recently ejected dust shell, left behind by a supernova explosion, surrounds it, although there is no evidence of an optical outburst. "The dramatic and sustained fading of M31-2014-DS1 is exceptional in the landscape of variability in massive, evolved stars," the authors write. "The sudden decline of luminosity in M31-2014-DS1 points to the cessation of nuclear burning together with a subsequent shock that fails to overcome the infalling material." In 2009, astronomers discovered a failed supernova, the only other one confirmed ever. The star was a supergiant red star in the NGC 6946, a "Fireworks Galaxy."

A star in Andromeda died a silent death, giving birth to a cosmic mystery

<p>A "dead star" neutron star has been spotted spinning 716 times a second, astonishing astronomers who say it is the joint fastest-spinning cosmic body they have ever seen. What's more terrifying is that its surface is simultaneously erupting with powerful explosions, which are almost the same as detonating atomic bombs.</p>

<p>NASA's X-ray telescope Neutron Star Interior Composition Explorer (NICER) mounted on the outside of the International Space Station captured the fast-spinning neutron star.</p>

<p>The demon star belongs to the binary system 4U 1820-30, which sits in the globular cluster NGC 6624. This cluster sits inside the Milky Way, situated near the heart of our galaxy, and is around 26 light-years from Earth.</p>

<p>"We were studying thermonuclear explosions from this system and then found remarkable oscillations, suggesting a neutron star spinning around its centre axis at an astounding 716 times per second," Gaurava Kumar&nbsp;Jaisawal of DTU Space, a member of the research team, said in a statement.</p>

<p>The only other body with such a fast spinning rate in the binary system is another neutron star called PSR J1748–2446. This one also spins at a rate of 716 times a second or 42,960 times per minute.</p>

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<p>It is a dead star, a white dwarf, which is almost the same in mass as remnants left behind by stars comparable to the sun in mass. This stellar corpse is moving around its neutron star partner once every 11 minutes. This makes it a binary star system with the shortest orbital period ever seen.</p>

<p>Neutron stars that spin so fast are formed when extremely huge stars, that are at least eight times the mass of the sun, run out of fuel for nuclear fusion.</p>

<h2>Why do some neutron stars spin so fast?</h2>

<p>All stars, at some point, run out of fuel. They can no longer fuse elements to create progressively heavier elements in their core. When this happens, the outward energy or "radiation pressure" ceases to exist. Since this is what has helped it stand against the inward push of its own gravity for billions of years, its core rapidly collapses under its own gravity.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This process sends out shockwaves into the dying star's outer layers. A supernova explosion is triggered that rips away the outer layers and most of the star's mass.</p>

<p>The newly deceased star has a width of only 20 kilometres, and it is this rapid compression in diameter that causes neutron stars to spin rapidly.&nbsp;</p>


A "dead star" neutron star has been spotted spinning 716 times a second, astonishing astronomers who say it is the joint fastest-spinning cosmic body they have ever seen.

A "dead star" neutron star has been spotted spinning 716 times a second, astonishing astronomers who say it is the joint fastest-spinning cosmic body they have ever seen. What's more terrifying is that its surface is simultaneously erupting with powerful explosions, which are almost the same as detonating atomic bombs. NASA's X-ray telescope Neutron Star Interior Composition Explorer (NICER) mounted on the outside of the International Space Station captured the fast-spinning neutron star. The demon star belongs to the binary system 4U 1820-30, which sits in the globular cluster NGC 6624. This cluster sits inside the Milky Way, situated near the heart of our galaxy, and is around 26 light-years from Earth. "We were studying thermonuclear explosions from this system and then found remarkable oscillations, suggesting a neutron star spinning around its centre axis at an astounding 716 times per second," Gaurava Kumar Jaisawal of DTU Space, a member of the research team, said in a statement. The only other body with such a fast spinning rate in the binary system is another neutron star called PSR J1748–2446. This one also spins at a rate of 716 times a second or 42,960 times per minute. Also Read: Deaf mosquitoes can't have sex, so scientists see it as a way to combat dengue It is a dead star, a white dwarf, which is almost the same in mass as remnants left behind by stars comparable to the sun in mass. This stellar corpse is moving around its neutron star partner once every 11 minutes. This makes it a binary star system with the shortest orbital period ever seen. Neutron stars that spin so fast are formed when extremely huge stars, that are at least eight times the mass of the sun, run out of fuel for nuclear fusion. Why do some neutron stars spin so fast? All stars, at some point, run out of fuel. They can no longer fuse elements to create progressively heavier elements in their core. When this happens, the outward energy or "radiation pressure" ceases to exist. Since this is what has helped it stand against the inward push of its own gravity for billions of years, its core rapidly collapses under its own gravity. This process sends out shockwaves into the dying star's outer layers. A supernova explosion is triggered that rips away the outer layers and most of the star's mass. The newly deceased star has a width of only 20 kilometres, and it is this rapid compression in diameter that causes neutron stars to spin rapidly.

Blasts similar to detonating atomic bombs rattling fast-spinning stellar corpse

<p>If you want to stave off depression, get married. A study suggests that unmarried people are around 80 per cent more likely to experience depression than those who are married. Men are likely to be at the receiving end more than women, along with those who are a lot more educated.</p>

<p>The study authors also tried to understand why is it so. They believe that lower rates of depression among married people can likely be attributed to their ability to socially support one another and better access to economic resources. Being with someone can also have a positive influence on each other's well-being.</p>

<p>The finding is expected to help identify the people who are at higher risk of suffering from depression.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The study subjects comprised more than 100,000 people across seven countries. This includes nearly 7,000 from the UK. The researchers also took into account the UK's 2007 Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey (APMS), in which around 222 people reported having symptoms of depression.</p>

<p>Of those, 73 were found to be married, 62 were single, 55 were divorced or separated and 32 were widowed.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The new study was published in the journal Nature Human Behaviour.</p>

<p>"Our cross-country analysis suggests that unmarried individuals may be at greater risk of depression, and any efforts to mitigate this risk should consider the roles of cultural context, sex, educational attainment and substance use," Kefeng Li of Macao Polytechnic University in Macau, China, and team wrote.</p>

<h2>Divorced people were at highest risk of depression&nbsp;</h2>

<p>The study followed people in the US, Mexico, Ireland, South Korea, China, and Indonesia in a follow-up period ranging from four to 18 years.&nbsp;</p>

<p>They found that unmarried people had a 79 per cent higher risk of suffering from depressive symptoms compared to those who were married. Divorced or separated people had a whopping 99 per cent higher risk.</p>

<p>People who had lost a spouse to death were found to have a 64 per cent higher risk than those who were married. Unmarried people in Western countries had a higher risk of depression than those in Eastern countries, according to the study.</p>

<p>According to the World Health Organization (WHO), around 280 million people suffer from depression worldwide.</p>


If you want to stave off depression, get married. A study suggests that unmarried people are around 80 per cent more likely to experience depression than those who are married.

If you want to stave off depression, get married. A study suggests that unmarried people are around 80 per cent more likely to experience depression than those who are married. Men are likely to be at the receiving end more than women, along with those who are a lot more educated. The study authors also tried to understand why is it so. They believe that lower rates of depression among married people can likely be attributed to their ability to socially support one another and better access to economic resources. Being with someone can also have a positive influence on each other's well-being. The finding is expected to help identify the people who are at higher risk of suffering from depression. The study subjects comprised more than 100,000 people across seven countries. This includes nearly 7,000 from the UK. The researchers also took into account the UK's 2007 Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey (APMS), in which around 222 people reported having symptoms of depression. Of those, 73 were found to be married, 62 were single, 55 were divorced or separated and 32 were widowed. The new study was published in the journal Nature Human Behaviour. "Our cross-country analysis suggests that unmarried individuals may be at greater risk of depression, and any efforts to mitigate this risk should consider the roles of cultural context, sex, educational attainment and substance use," Kefeng Li of Macao Polytechnic University in Macau, China, and team wrote. Divorced people were at highest risk of depression The study followed people in the US, Mexico, Ireland, South Korea, China, and Indonesia in a follow-up period ranging from four to 18 years. They found that unmarried people had a 79 per cent higher risk of suffering from depressive symptoms compared to those who were married. Divorced or separated people had a whopping 99 per cent higher risk. People who had lost a spouse to death were found to have a 64 per cent higher risk than those who were married. Unmarried people in Western countries had a higher risk of depression than those in Eastern countries, according to the study. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), around 280 million people suffer from depression worldwide.

Single or divorced? Beware, depression might hit you soon: Study

<p>Vaping has been cited as a major health concern, with experts warning about the potential dangers posed by the habit. But now new research suggests that flavoured vapes, one in particular, affect the lungs more than unflavoured ones.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to a study that compared the effects of flavoured e-cigarettes with unflavored ones, berry-flavoured vapes can compromise the lungs’ natural defences, and make it difficult for the body to fight infections.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The scientists noticed lung injury cases in teenagers in 2019 and decided to study the effects of vape fumes. This prompted McGill Assistant Professor Ajitha Thanabalasuriar in the Department of Pharmacology &amp; Therapeutics to collaborate with Erika Penz from the University of Saskatchewan.</p>

<p>The two of them exposed mice to e-cigarette vapour over several days and observed their lung immune cells in real time using a live imaging technique.</p>

<p>The results showed how flavoured vapes bring on a bigger danger than unflavoured ones. The study, published in PNAS, showed that some chemicals in the berry vapes paralyse immune cells in the lungs responsible for clearing out harmful particles.</p>

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<p>This makes the body more vulnerable to respiratory infections. The same effect was not seen with unflavoured vapes.</p>

<h2><strong>Vapes target kids</strong></h2>

<p>The researchers warned that the flavours can have detrimental effects on the body. Besides, they are available in attractive packaging to lure kids.</p>

<p>"Some of these vaping products that are marketed for kids — the way they’re sold, the type of containers they are sold in — it’s very colourful, it’s really attractive to children, and this can be a really bad thing for our future,” she said.</p>

<p>The authors say more research is needed to pinpoint the specific compounds in berry-flavoured vapes responsible for impairing immune cells. It also needs to be confirmed whether the effects observed in mice also occur in humans.</p>


Vaping has been cited as a major health concern, with experts warning about the potential dangers posed by the habit. But now new research suggests that flavoured vapes, one in particular, affect the lungs more than unflavoured ones.

Vaping has been cited as a major health concern, with experts warning about the potential dangers posed by the habit. But now new research suggests that flavoured vapes, one in particular, affect the lungs more than unflavoured ones. According to a study that compared the effects of flavoured e-cigarettes with unflavored ones, berry-flavoured vapes can compromise the lungs’ natural defences, and make it difficult for the body to fight infections. The scientists noticed lung injury cases in teenagers in 2019 and decided to study the effects of vape fumes. This prompted McGill Assistant Professor Ajitha Thanabalasuriar in the Department of Pharmacology & Therapeutics to collaborate with Erika Penz from the University of Saskatchewan. The two of them exposed mice to e-cigarette vapour over several days and observed their lung immune cells in real time using a live imaging technique. The results showed how flavoured vapes bring on a bigger danger than unflavoured ones. The study, published in PNAS, showed that some chemicals in the berry vapes paralyse immune cells in the lungs responsible for clearing out harmful particles. Also Read: Is prolonged stay in space affecting Sunita Williams' health? Doctor raises concern This makes the body more vulnerable to respiratory infections. The same effect was not seen with unflavoured vapes. Vapes target kids The researchers warned that the flavours can have detrimental effects on the body. Besides, they are available in attractive packaging to lure kids. "Some of these vaping products that are marketed for kids — the way they’re sold, the type of containers they are sold in — it’s very colourful, it’s really attractive to children, and this can be a really bad thing for our future,” she said. The authors say more research is needed to pinpoint the specific compounds in berry-flavoured vapes responsible for impairing immune cells. It also needs to be confirmed whether the effects observed in mice also occur in humans.

THIS specific flavoured vape can be more dangerous than others: Study

<p>A Pakistani digital creator's video has gone viral for all the wrong reasons as netizens expressed their anger over the man's stunt of putting his hand in the mouth of a chained tiger.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The viewers expressed their angst on the social media platform Instagram and called the man's action reckless and irresponsible.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The video, which has gone viral on Instagram, featured Pakistani content creator Nouman Hassan who inserted his hand inside a chained tiger's mouth. After inserting his hand, the man stayed in that precarious position for several seconds.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Posting the video, the man wrote in the caption, “My Tiger Rocky is Very Friendly." It appeared that the man tried to show his bond with the wild cat, but netizens were appalled by his "affection" for the animal&nbsp;and questioned his&nbsp;judgement.</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/woman-discovers-optical-illusion-dress-at-yard-sale-goes-viral-on-tiktok-771694">Woman discovers optical illusion dress at yard sale, goes viral on TikTok</a></p>

<h2><strong>Here's how netizens reacted to the video</strong></h2>

<p>The video drew heavy criticism from netizens, as many people commented on the post and voiced their disapproval of the content creator's actions.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“This is unacceptable,” commented one user, while another said, “This is what I call stupidity at its peak.” “No need to do this to gain a few followers," wrote a third user.</p>

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<p>This is not the first time Hassan has been criticised for dangerously interacting with wild animals. In another video, he was seen sitting atop a massive tiger and riding the animal, which was also criticised by netizens.</p>

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A Pakistani digital creator's video has gone viral for all the wrong reasons as netizens expressed their anger over the man's stunt of putting his hand in the mouth of a chained tiger.

A Pakistani digital creator's video has gone viral for all the wrong reasons as netizens expressed their anger over the man's stunt of putting his hand in the mouth of a chained tiger. The viewers expressed their angst on the social media platform Instagram and called the man's action reckless and irresponsible. The video, which has gone viral on Instagram, featured Pakistani content creator Nouman Hassan who inserted his hand inside a chained tiger's mouth. After inserting his hand, the man stayed in that precarious position for several seconds. Posting the video, the man wrote in the caption, “My Tiger Rocky is Very Friendly." It appeared that the man tried to show his bond with the wild cat, but netizens were appalled by his "affection" for the animal and questioned his judgement. Also Read: Woman discovers optical illusion dress at yard sale, goes viral on TikTok Here's how netizens reacted to the video The video drew heavy criticism from netizens, as many people commented on the post and voiced their disapproval of the content creator's actions. “This is unacceptable,” commented one user, while another said, “This is what I call stupidity at its peak.” “No need to do this to gain a few followers," wrote a third user. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nouman Hassan (@nouman.hassan1) × This is not the first time Hassan has been criticised for dangerously interacting with wild animals. In another video, he was seen sitting atop a massive tiger and riding the animal, which was also criticised by netizens. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nouman Hassan (@nouman.hassan1) × (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Pakistani digital creator inserts his hand in tiger's mouth, gets slammed by netizens

<p>A massive water reservoir unlike any other has just been discovered in the universe. Scientists have spotted a region in space which contains as much water as 100 trillion times all the oceans on Earth combined.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This huge water body is located around an active quasar called APM 08279+5255 around 12 billion light years away. A supermassive black hole sits at the centre of this quasar and is among one of the largest objects in the universe.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The black hole weighs 20 billion suns and the energy generated by the quasar is equal to that produced by one trillion suns. It is feeding everything, including gas and dust, falling into it.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Scientists noted that the region had an enormous amount of water vapour. It stretches for several hundred light-years, indicating the presence of a large amount of water.</p>

<p>The discovery was made using a sophisticated and nuanced technology. Scientists relied on the more advanced millimetre and submillimeter technology to find the huge water reservoir.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Experts at the Caltech Submillimeter Observatory in Hawaii spotted the water vapour in a quasar at redshift using the Z-Spec spectrograph.</p>

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<p>Following this, more observations were made using the Plateau de Bure Interferometer and CARMA. These instruments confirmed that water was present in the region and that it was extremely huge and unlike anything else.&nbsp;</p>

<h2>Water in the universe</h2>

<p>The finding has astonished scientists as our Milky Way galaxy, in contrast, only contains 4000 times less gaseous water. Most of it exists in frozen form.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Such an enormous concentration of water in APM 08279+5455 proves that the environment of the quasar is capable of heating up the gas encircling it to extreme X-rays and Infrared radiations.</p>

<p>Scientists also believe that the supermassive black hole might grow to six times its current size because of the amount of gas present in the region that can feed it. However, there is also the likelihood that some of the gas might create new stars or be thrown out of the host galaxy.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The discovery of the water body is expected to offer fresh insights into the development of the early universe and how supermassive black holes evolve.&nbsp;</p>

<p>With newer instruments being invented to probe the universe and how it has expanded, more secrets are likely to be revealed in the coming years.&nbsp;</p>


A massive water reservoir unlike any other has just been discovered in the universe. Scientists have spotted a region in space which contains as much water as 100 trillion times all the oceans on Earth combined.

A massive water reservoir unlike any other has just been discovered in the universe. Scientists have spotted a region in space which contains as much water as 100 trillion times all the oceans on Earth combined. This huge water body is located around an active quasar called APM 08279+5255 around 12 billion light years away. A supermassive black hole sits at the centre of this quasar and is among one of the largest objects in the universe. The black hole weighs 20 billion suns and the energy generated by the quasar is equal to that produced by one trillion suns. It is feeding everything, including gas and dust, falling into it. Scientists noted that the region had an enormous amount of water vapour. It stretches for several hundred light-years, indicating the presence of a large amount of water. The discovery was made using a sophisticated and nuanced technology. Scientists relied on the more advanced millimetre and submillimeter technology to find the huge water reservoir. Experts at the Caltech Submillimeter Observatory in Hawaii spotted the water vapour in a quasar at redshift using the Z-Spec spectrograph. Also Read: Get ready for a planetary parade featuring all 7 of the other planets Following this, more observations were made using the Plateau de Bure Interferometer and CARMA. These instruments confirmed that water was present in the region and that it was extremely huge and unlike anything else. Water in the universe The finding has astonished scientists as our Milky Way galaxy, in contrast, only contains 4000 times less gaseous water. Most of it exists in frozen form. Such an enormous concentration of water in APM 08279+5455 proves that the environment of the quasar is capable of heating up the gas encircling it to extreme X-rays and Infrared radiations. Scientists also believe that the supermassive black hole might grow to six times its current size because of the amount of gas present in the region that can feed it. However, there is also the likelihood that some of the gas might create new stars or be thrown out of the host galaxy. The discovery of the water body is expected to offer fresh insights into the development of the early universe and how supermassive black holes evolve. With newer instruments being invented to probe the universe and how it has expanded, more secrets are likely to be revealed in the coming years.

Colossal space reservoir containing water 100 trillion times of Earth's oceans discovered

<p>An American Airlines flight travelling from Buenos Aires to New York made an emergency landing after passengers reported hearing strange noises. The Boeing 777-300ER took off from the Ministro Pistarini International Airport. Around 400 miles northwest of Buenos Aires, passengers and crew started hearing noises aboard the aircraft.</p>

<p>The pilots and the crew activated security protocols and started working to find the source of the noise.</p>

<p>Reportedly, a passenger got locked in the cargo hold of the plane and was banging to get attention. The crew told the passengers of the American Airlines flight 954 that the person was using a blunt object to bang on the aircraft.</p>

<p>A Turkish civil aviation platform reported on its X handle about the strange incident. HavaSosyalMedya wrote, "American Airlines #AA954 Boeing 777-323 (ER) type aircraft with registration N717AN, operating the Buenos Aires - New York flight, made an emergency landing in Buenos Aires."</p>

<p>It added that the flight "decided to divert to Ministro Pistarini International Airport, with security protocols activated" after people on board the plane started hearing loud noises.</p>

<p>"After the plane landed safely, it was announced that there was a person locked in the cargo hold."</p>

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<p>It might sound odd to hear that someone got locked in the cargo area. However, it has happened on a few occasions. In 2018, a drunk American Airlines baggage handler fell asleep in the cargo hold of a Boeing 737 flight travelling from Kansas City to Chicago.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In 2017, a United Express baggage handler travelled in the cargo area from Charlotte to Washington Dulles.</p>

<h2>Sleeping berths in cargo area</h2>

<p>Putting sleeping berths in the cargo area of an airplane has been a plan for a few years now. Airbus had earlier announced that it is developing sleeping berths for passengers in the cargo holds of its aircraft. The modules were designed to fit inside the cargo hold.</p>


An American Airlines flight travelling from Buenos Aires to New York made an emergency landing after passengers reported hearing strange noises. The Boeing 777-300ER took off from the Ministro Pistarini International Airport.

An American Airlines flight travelling from Buenos Aires to New York made an emergency landing after passengers reported hearing strange noises. The Boeing 777-300ER took off from the Ministro Pistarini International Airport. Around 400 miles northwest of Buenos Aires, passengers and crew started hearing noises aboard the aircraft. The pilots and the crew activated security protocols and started working to find the source of the noise. Reportedly, a passenger got locked in the cargo hold of the plane and was banging to get attention. The crew told the passengers of the American Airlines flight 954 that the person was using a blunt object to bang on the aircraft. A Turkish civil aviation platform reported on its X handle about the strange incident. HavaSosyalMedya wrote, "American Airlines #AA954 Boeing 777-323 (ER) type aircraft with registration N717AN, operating the Buenos Aires - New York flight, made an emergency landing in Buenos Aires." It added that the flight "decided to divert to Ministro Pistarini International Airport, with security protocols activated" after people on board the plane started hearing loud noises. "After the plane landed safely, it was announced that there was a person locked in the cargo hold." Also Read: United Airlines threatens to remove everyone if Business Class passengers didn't give seats to crew It might sound odd to hear that someone got locked in the cargo area. However, it has happened on a few occasions. In 2018, a drunk American Airlines baggage handler fell asleep in the cargo hold of a Boeing 737 flight travelling from Kansas City to Chicago. In 2017, a United Express baggage handler travelled in the cargo area from Charlotte to Washington Dulles. Sleeping berths in cargo area Putting sleeping berths in the cargo area of an airplane has been a plan for a few years now. Airbus had earlier announced that it is developing sleeping berths for passengers in the cargo holds of its aircraft. The modules were designed to fit inside the cargo hold.

Banging noises from cargo hold scare passengers. Someone had gotten locked in

<p>In what can be an inspiring career journey for many, Indian-origin Dhruv Loya, who recently graduated from the University at Buffalo after studying Biomedical Engineering, finally got his dream job at Tesla.</p>

<p>However, the journey was not easy. Loya looked for jobs for five months and sent 300+ applications to Tesla and also gave 10 interviews before he was finally able to crack the final interview.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Loya hails from the Indian city of Pune and as soon as he got the job, he took to the social media platform LinkedIn to share his happiness and narrate his struggles and journey.</p>

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<h2><strong>Loya shares his journey from Pune to Tesla</strong></h2>

<p>"I finally got a job!" announced Loya on LinkedIn. In the post, he spoke about how he sent more than 500 cold emails, submitted more than 300 applications and sat for 10 interviews before he got a job offer as Powerwall Technical Support Specialist at Tesla.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Despite having three internships, a good GPA, and active extracurriculars, I never imagined I would be in a position where I’d be unemployed for five months. I lost my lease, my health insurance, and constantly felt the ticking clock of my visa status, knowing I could be forced to leave the U.S. at any moment. For months, I moved between friends’ apartments, slept on air mattresses, and saved every dollar I could to get by," he added.</p>

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<p>Sharing advice for young professionals who are still hunting for jobs, he said, "I know the job market is very tough, especially for international students. My advice to anyone facing this struggle is to treat applying to jobs as your 9-5, but make sure to use your evenings and weekends to unwind and do things you enjoy. I understand how emotionally draining this process can be."&nbsp;</p>

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<p>He also shared some resources which helped him secure the job. He said that one can use "Hunter.io for cold emailing, LinkedIn, Indeed, Handshake, and Jobright.ai for job searches, and ChatGPT+ to tailor resumes and cover letters". “Just keep manifesting, stay positive, and believe that things will fall into place!” he added.</p>

<p>Reacting to his post, several LinkedIn users said that they had similar experiences and congratulated him on the job. “Congrats Dhruv! I’m going through the same here in Australia. Have only just started and it’s going to be a rough time ahead for me as well. Thank you for the advice and all the very best for your career," wrote a user.</p>

<p>“Congratulations, Dhruv! Your persistent effort is well paid off by Universe. Thankyou for sharing and motivating us. Have a successful career ahead brother !!” commented another.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


In what can be an inspiring career journey for many, Indian-origin Dhruv Loya, who recently graduated from the University at Buffalo after studying Biomedical Engineering, finally got his dream job at Tesla.

In what can be an inspiring career journey for many, Indian-origin Dhruv Loya, who recently graduated from the University at Buffalo after studying Biomedical Engineering, finally got his dream job at Tesla. However, the journey was not easy. Loya looked for jobs for five months and sent 300+ applications to Tesla and also gave 10 interviews before he was finally able to crack the final interview. Loya hails from the Indian city of Pune and as soon as he got the job, he took to the social media platform LinkedIn to share his happiness and narrate his struggles and journey. Also Read: Job seeker uses AI to write cover letter, goes awry wrong as employer finds glaring mistakes Loya shares his journey from Pune to Tesla "I finally got a job!" announced Loya on LinkedIn. In the post, he spoke about how he sent more than 500 cold emails, submitted more than 300 applications and sat for 10 interviews before he got a job offer as Powerwall Technical Support Specialist at Tesla. "Despite having three internships, a good GPA, and active extracurriculars, I never imagined I would be in a position where I’d be unemployed for five months. I lost my lease, my health insurance, and constantly felt the ticking clock of my visa status, knowing I could be forced to leave the U.S. at any moment. For months, I moved between friends’ apartments, slept on air mattresses, and saved every dollar I could to get by," he added. × Sharing advice for young professionals who are still hunting for jobs, he said, "I know the job market is very tough, especially for international students. My advice to anyone facing this struggle is to treat applying to jobs as your 9-5, but make sure to use your evenings and weekends to unwind and do things you enjoy. I understand how emotionally draining this process can be." Also Read: US job openings drop in September to a 3 1/2-year low He also shared some resources which helped him secure the job. He said that one can use "Hunter.io for cold emailing, LinkedIn, Indeed, Handshake, and Jobright.ai for job searches, and ChatGPT+ to tailor resumes and cover letters". “Just keep manifesting, stay positive, and believe that things will fall into place!” he added. Reacting to his post, several LinkedIn users said that they had similar experiences and congratulated him on the job. “Congrats Dhruv! I’m going through the same here in Australia. Have only just started and it’s going to be a rough time ahead for me as well. Thank you for the advice and all the very best for your career," wrote a user. “Congratulations, Dhruv! Your persistent effort is well paid off by Universe. Thankyou for sharing and motivating us. Have a successful career ahead brother !!” commented another. (With inputs from agencies)

Indian-origin man sends '300+ applications', gives '10 interviews' to finally grab a job at Tesla

<p>The spooky decorations in the Halloween festival went to another level when a home in Canada hung a poster on its outside reading "O Stree Kal Aana" which translates to “Oh woman, come tomorrow".</p>

<p>The iconic line was borrowed from a popular Bollywood horror-comedy film Stree in which villagers were shown writing this sentence outside their houses to ward off the witch who hunted men.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The festival of Halloween is celebrated on October 31 every year and people are known to decorate their homes with eerie themes like skeletons, witches and ghosts.</p>

<p>However, a home in the Canadian city of Brampton emerged as the star with its “O Stree Kal Aana”&nbsp;Halloween&nbsp;decor and its video soon went viral on social media.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>In the clip, the house is seen decorated with different Halloween items and in between them hangs a saree-clad doll from the ceiling with the dialogue “O Stree Kal Aana” written in red letters.</p>

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<h2><strong>Here's how netizens reacted to the video</strong></h2>

<p>Reacting to the video, the production company behind the film Maddock Films said, “It's going to be a busy Halloween for Stree!”</p>

<p>Meanwhile, actor Bhumi Rajgor, who played the role of Stree, commented “Main to aaj aa gai! (I have come today).”&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Honestly, it’s cool! People have ghosts from Hollywood as well. This one is cool, creative and relatable. I just know many people will click its pictures and smile," wrote another user.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"That’s so creative," commented a user, while another added, "This is brilliant.”</p>

<p>“What an idea sirjii!” said a social media user.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Halloween 2024 Kicks Off In NYC With Spooktacular Celebrations</strong></p>

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<p>“O stree raksha krna (Oh woman, plese protect),” commented another user which is another dialogue from the film.</p>

<p>“It's always Halloween in&nbsp;Brampton&nbsp;and Surrey,” said a user.</p>

<p>“O stree kal aana aaj diwali h (Oh woman, come tomorrow, today in Diwali),” said a user, while speaking that Halloween is coinciding with Diwali this year.</p>

<p>“Stree be like- aaho, din mera ajj ae te tusi kehnde o, o stree kal aana (Of course, today is my day, and you say come tomorrow,” wrote a user.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


The spooky decorations in the Halloween festival went to another level when a home in Canada hung a poster on its outside reading "O Stree Kal Aana" which translates to “Oh woman, come tomorrow".

The spooky decorations in the Halloween festival went to another level when a home in Canada hung a poster on its outside reading "O Stree Kal Aana" which translates to “Oh woman, come tomorrow". The iconic line was borrowed from a popular Bollywood horror-comedy film Stree in which villagers were shown writing this sentence outside their houses to ward off the witch who hunted men. The festival of Halloween is celebrated on October 31 every year and people are known to decorate their homes with eerie themes like skeletons, witches and ghosts. However, a home in the Canadian city of Brampton emerged as the star with its “O Stree Kal Aana” Halloween decor and its video soon went viral on social media. View this post on Instagram A post shared by 𝗧𝗿𝗼𝗹𝗹 𝗖𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗱𝗮 (@troll_canadaa_) × In the clip, the house is seen decorated with different Halloween items and in between them hangs a saree-clad doll from the ceiling with the dialogue “O Stree Kal Aana” written in red letters. Also Read: Joe Biden bites a baby as Jill dons a panda suit at their last White House Halloween celebrations Here's how netizens reacted to the video Reacting to the video, the production company behind the film Maddock Films said, “It's going to be a busy Halloween for Stree!” Meanwhile, actor Bhumi Rajgor, who played the role of Stree, commented “Main to aaj aa gai! (I have come today).” “Honestly, it’s cool! People have ghosts from Hollywood as well. This one is cool, creative and relatable. I just know many people will click its pictures and smile," wrote another user. "That’s so creative," commented a user, while another added, "This is brilliant.” “What an idea sirjii!” said a social media user. Watch: Halloween 2024 Kicks Off In NYC With Spooktacular Celebrations “O stree raksha krna (Oh woman, plese protect),” commented another user which is another dialogue from the film. “It's always Halloween in Brampton and Surrey,” said a user. “O stree kal aana aaj diwali h (Oh woman, come tomorrow, today in Diwali),” said a user, while speaking that Halloween is coinciding with Diwali this year. “Stree be like- aaho, din mera ajj ae te tusi kehnde o, o stree kal aana (Of course, today is my day, and you say come tomorrow,” wrote a user. (With inputs from agencies)

‘O Stree Kal Aana’: Canada house gets Indianised Halloween decor, video goes viral

<p>Astronomers have been looking for signs of life in other galaxies and planets. But what if life doesn't need a planet to thrive in the universe? Scientists have come up with a fascinating theory that suggests life might simply be floating in space while we look at planets to locate it.</p>

<p>A recent pre-paper accepted for publication in the journal Astrobiology suggests that life can exist anywhere in the universe simply by itself if the right environment exists that allows life to thrive without a planet.</p>

<p>The tiny water-dwelling tardigrades are an example of an organism that can survive in the vacuum of space. The paper says that any community of organisms needs a set of conditions to thrive.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It needs to maintain an interior pressure against the vacuum of space, like a membrane or shell. This should not be a problem since it is the same pressure difference as that between the surface of water and a depth of about 30 feet&nbsp;</p>

<p>For liquid water to exist, a warm enough temperature is the next requirement. On Earth, the atmosphere's greenhouse effect achieves this, but for a smaller biological space colony this might not be possible.</p>

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<p>The researchers cite the Saharan silver ant that can regulate its internal temperatures by varying which wavelengths of light it absorbs and which it reflects. This way they are creating a greenhouse effect without an atmosphere. A free-floating colony of organisms would also need to emulate this form.</p>

<p>They would also need to overcome the loss of lightweight elements, something the planets maintain through the sheer force of gravity. Even in the best-case scenario, a colony would lose lightweight elements over the course of tens of thousands of years. How it manages to replenish itself will also be a big factor.</p>

<h2>Free-floating life would depend on asteroids for resources</h2>

<p>The colony also need to be within the habitable zone of its star to get sunlight. For things like carbon or oxygen, it would need to depend on something like an asteroid that could bring the elements to it and move to a closed-loop recycling system among its various components to sustain itself over the long term.</p>

<p>The paper posits that if all these factors can exist together, a free-floating colony of life is possible in space. It could be 330 feet across, and sit within a thin, hard, transparent shell that&nbsp;would stabilise its interior water to the right pressure and temperature and to create and maintain a greenhouse effect.</p>


Astronomers have been looking for signs of life in other galaxies and planets. But what if life doesn't need a planet to thrive in the universe? Scientists have come up with a fascinating theory that suggests life might simply be floating in space while we look at planets to locate it.

Astronomers have been looking for signs of life in other galaxies and planets. But what if life doesn't need a planet to thrive in the universe? Scientists have come up with a fascinating theory that suggests life might simply be floating in space while we look at planets to locate it. A recent pre-paper accepted for publication in the journal Astrobiology suggests that life can exist anywhere in the universe simply by itself if the right environment exists that allows life to thrive without a planet. The tiny water-dwelling tardigrades are an example of an organism that can survive in the vacuum of space. The paper says that any community of organisms needs a set of conditions to thrive. It needs to maintain an interior pressure against the vacuum of space, like a membrane or shell. This should not be a problem since it is the same pressure difference as that between the surface of water and a depth of about 30 feet For liquid water to exist, a warm enough temperature is the next requirement. On Earth, the atmosphere's greenhouse effect achieves this, but for a smaller biological space colony this might not be possible. Also Read: Alien civilisations can kill themselves within a matter of 1,000 years, study finds The researchers cite the Saharan silver ant that can regulate its internal temperatures by varying which wavelengths of light it absorbs and which it reflects. This way they are creating a greenhouse effect without an atmosphere. A free-floating colony of organisms would also need to emulate this form. They would also need to overcome the loss of lightweight elements, something the planets maintain through the sheer force of gravity. Even in the best-case scenario, a colony would lose lightweight elements over the course of tens of thousands of years. How it manages to replenish itself will also be a big factor. Free-floating life would depend on asteroids for resources The colony also need to be within the habitable zone of its star to get sunlight. For things like carbon or oxygen, it would need to depend on something like an asteroid that could bring the elements to it and move to a closed-loop recycling system among its various components to sustain itself over the long term. The paper posits that if all these factors can exist together, a free-floating colony of life is possible in space. It could be 330 feet across, and sit within a thin, hard, transparent shell that would stabilise its interior water to the right pressure and temperature and to create and maintain a greenhouse effect.

Tiny structures floating freely in space might be able to host life

<p>Humans are trying to reach Mars, but a trip on board a spacecraft will cost a lot of money and time, besides tackling several other logistical matters, such as how to battle harmful levels of radiation. Researchers from Ukraine have come up with an innovative way to travel to the red planet - hitchhike your way to a planet on an asteroid.</p>

<p>Asteroids zoom past several planets in the universe and the scientists see it as a solution the cosmos already presents to humans who wish to travel between planets. So why not hop on them to reach Mars?&nbsp;</p>

<p>A trip to Mars will have a huge effect on the physical health of astronauts. It is around 225 million km away from Earth and a journey to and fro will take about three years. This means prolonged exposure to radiation and microgravity, leading to loss of muscles and bone density. Returning to Earth’s gravity will likely become impossible and heart issues are also likely to crop up.&nbsp;</p>

<p>AS Kasianchuk and VM Reshetnyk from the National University of Kyiv in Ukraine, authors of the paper, analysed the orbit of more than 35,000 near-Earth asteroids to understand the possibility of making successive approaches to pairs of planets Earth–Venus and Earth-Mars within a time range of 2020 to 2120.&nbsp;</p>

<p>They say asteroids can be used as interplanetary busses which will prove to be a much faster mode of transport between the planets. The researchers estimate the trips might even be completed within as soon as 180 days.</p>

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<h2>Several asteroids have been shortlisted</h2>

<p>They have zeroed in on 120 candidates for Earth-Mars, Earth-Venus, Mars-Earth, Venus-Earth, and even Mars-Venus and Venus-Mars trips.</p>

<p>If the idea works out, it cancels out the need for creating a spacecraft to carry humans to other planers. However, a technological solution would still be needed to protect one against radiation.</p>

<p>The list of asteroids that can potentially help with planet-hopping will only grow since near-Earth objects are regularly discovered. NASA’s NEO Surveyor mission will prove to be of crucial help in this area as it is working to find more than 90 per cent of all &nbsp;NEOs larger than 140 metres in diameter.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Experts believe the right asteroid can prove extremely useful in the cosmic journey. Astronauts can possibly use it as a fuel station and seek shelter under features like caves to shield themselves from radiation.</p>


Humans are trying to reach Mars, but a trip on board a spacecraft will cost a lot of money and time, besides tackling several other logistical matters, such as how to battle harmful levels of radiation.

Humans are trying to reach Mars, but a trip on board a spacecraft will cost a lot of money and time, besides tackling several other logistical matters, such as how to battle harmful levels of radiation. Researchers from Ukraine have come up with an innovative way to travel to the red planet - hitchhike your way to a planet on an asteroid. Asteroids zoom past several planets in the universe and the scientists see it as a solution the cosmos already presents to humans who wish to travel between planets. So why not hop on them to reach Mars? A trip to Mars will have a huge effect on the physical health of astronauts. It is around 225 million km away from Earth and a journey to and fro will take about three years. This means prolonged exposure to radiation and microgravity, leading to loss of muscles and bone density. Returning to Earth’s gravity will likely become impossible and heart issues are also likely to crop up. AS Kasianchuk and VM Reshetnyk from the National University of Kyiv in Ukraine, authors of the paper, analysed the orbit of more than 35,000 near-Earth asteroids to understand the possibility of making successive approaches to pairs of planets Earth–Venus and Earth-Mars within a time range of 2020 to 2120. They say asteroids can be used as interplanetary busses which will prove to be a much faster mode of transport between the planets. The researchers estimate the trips might even be completed within as soon as 180 days. Also Read: Life might have been floating freely in universe all this time while humans look towards planets Several asteroids have been shortlisted They have zeroed in on 120 candidates for Earth-Mars, Earth-Venus, Mars-Earth, Venus-Earth, and even Mars-Venus and Venus-Mars trips. If the idea works out, it cancels out the need for creating a spacecraft to carry humans to other planers. However, a technological solution would still be needed to protect one against radiation. The list of asteroids that can potentially help with planet-hopping will only grow since near-Earth objects are regularly discovered. NASA’s NEO Surveyor mission will prove to be of crucial help in this area as it is working to find more than 90 per cent of all NEOs larger than 140 metres in diameter. Experts believe the right asteroid can prove extremely useful in the cosmic journey. Astronauts can possibly use it as a fuel station and seek shelter under features like caves to shield themselves from radiation.

Asteroids can take humans to other planets. 'Like an interplanetary bus...'

<p>The fattest cat in the world, Crumbs, lost his life weeks after joining a feline fat camp as vets said that his cancerous tumours got hidden in his extensive layers of flab.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The cat – named Kroshik (Russian for “Crumbs”) – had gone viral after authorities rescued him from the basement of a Russian hospital.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The diet of scraps, biscuits and soup in the basement had caused the cat to gain an enormous weight of 38 pounds.</p>

<p>However, after joining a special veterinary weight loss centre in Perm, Russia, Crumbs was able to lose seven pounds before he suddenly started to develop breathing problems and died on Saturday (Oct 26).</p>

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<p>The vets working at the diet centre said that layers of flab on the cat were so deep that the scans were not able to show the cancerous tumours which had grown on his spleen and internal organs.</p>

<h2><strong>What caused Crumbs’ death?</strong></h2>

<p>Galiana More, who is the owner of Matroskin cat shelter where Crumbs was treated, said that most probably the tumours caused the collapse of multiple organs.</p>

<p>The official cause of death of Crumbs is still not known as his full post-mortem exam is pending.&nbsp;</p>

<p>More said even after the post-mortem exam, it will be “very difficult” to understand what caused the demise of the fat cat's death – tumours or excess weight.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“When this is a large set of such multi-organ failure, the body simply can not cope, despite the fact that Kroshik was really a fighter,” More said.</p>

<p>“We are looking ahead to starting an examination, to understand why the Crumbs died but we will have to wait for five days for that conclusion," she added.</p>

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<p>More emphasised that often cats hide symptoms when they fall ill and reveal the issue only after their death.</p>

<p>“Cats always hold on to the last, they do not show this disease. Kroshik had no shortness of breath, no digestive problems. We could not do ultrasound, but we constantly monitored his health, because we understood that excess weight does not just happen," she explained.</p>

<p>The tests of Crumbs were all normal in the weeks which led to his death, More confirmed.</p>

<p>“It hurts that we didn’t know about it before, couldn’t help. This is a great loss for us, because Kroshik was a symbol of hope for everyone, and we really wanted to publish only good news. It’s really painful to talk about it," she said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Crumbs was so heavy that he could not walk and had to follow a strict diet and exercise regimen which included walking on an underwater treadmill to lose weight.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


The fattest cat in the world, Crumbs, lost his life weeks after joining a feline fat camp as vets said that his cancerous tumours got hidden in his extensive layers of flab.

The fattest cat in the world, Crumbs, lost his life weeks after joining a feline fat camp as vets said that his cancerous tumours got hidden in his extensive layers of flab. The cat – named Kroshik (Russian for “Crumbs”) – had gone viral after authorities rescued him from the basement of a Russian hospital. The diet of scraps, biscuits and soup in the basement had caused the cat to gain an enormous weight of 38 pounds. However, after joining a special veterinary weight loss centre in Perm, Russia, Crumbs was able to lose seven pounds before he suddenly started to develop breathing problems and died on Saturday (Oct 26). Also Read: Indian Army's dog Phantom sacrifices his life while fighting terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir The vets working at the diet centre said that layers of flab on the cat were so deep that the scans were not able to show the cancerous tumours which had grown on his spleen and internal organs. What caused Crumbs’ death? Galiana More, who is the owner of Matroskin cat shelter where Crumbs was treated, said that most probably the tumours caused the collapse of multiple organs. The official cause of death of Crumbs is still not known as his full post-mortem exam is pending. More said even after the post-mortem exam, it will be “very difficult” to understand what caused the demise of the fat cat's death – tumours or excess weight. “When this is a large set of such multi-organ failure, the body simply can not cope, despite the fact that Kroshik was really a fighter,” More said. “We are looking ahead to starting an examination, to understand why the Crumbs died but we will have to wait for five days for that conclusion," she added. Watch: Ratan Tata's Pet Dog Tito Included in 10,000 Crore Will More emphasised that often cats hide symptoms when they fall ill and reveal the issue only after their death. “Cats always hold on to the last, they do not show this disease. Kroshik had no shortness of breath, no digestive problems. We could not do ultrasound, but we constantly monitored his health, because we understood that excess weight does not just happen," she explained. The tests of Crumbs were all normal in the weeks which led to his death, More confirmed. “It hurts that we didn’t know about it before, couldn’t help. This is a great loss for us, because Kroshik was a symbol of hope for everyone, and we really wanted to publish only good news. It’s really painful to talk about it," she said. Crumbs was so heavy that he could not walk and had to follow a strict diet and exercise regimen which included walking on an underwater treadmill to lose weight. (With inputs from agencies)

World’s fattest cat Crumbs loses his life after joining feline fat camp

<p>A stunning discovery of an infamous optical illusion dress – which had become viral on the internet in 2015 – went viral on TikTok after it was again found by a woman at a yard sale.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In 2015, the dress became a huge topic of debate after a mother shared a&nbsp;picture of it before her daughter's wedding and&nbsp;people could not decide if the garment's colour was black and blue or gold and white.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The debate had turned so fierce that scientists devised theories on why different colours were seen by different people when presented with the image.</p>

<p>The British brand Roman Originals made the dress and it was black and blue. The dress has again gone viral after it resurfaced in a yard sale in Burlington, Vermont.</p>

<p>Amanda Rubinstein discovered the dress and shared it on TikTok. “I’m at a yard sale and they have a lot of great stuff, including the dress. I knew it was blue," she said in the video.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Speaking to Newsweek, Rubinstein said, "The dress was one of the first items I saw when I walked up to the yard sale. I immediately screamed, 'Oh my goodness, you have THE DRESS!' I was in utter shock. The owners and other neighbours had a nice laugh at my expressive reaction upon seeing it."</p>

<p>"I wasn't sure if it would fit, but I knew an opportunity to own one of the most iconic dresses of the internet age doesn't come around often," she added.</p>

<h2><strong>Here's how netizens reacted to the video</strong></h2>

<p>The video received more than 3.8 million views and a lot of comments.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“What a beautiful white and gold dress!” wrote a person.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“That is a nice WHITE AND GOLD dress," commented another.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“This is the first time I’ve not seen it as white and gold," said a third user.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"That's the absolute most legendary yard sale find ever," wrote viewer Atlas.</p>

<p>"You should upload this exact video but everything is hue shifted so the dress looks white and gold," commented another.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A stunning discovery of an infamous optical illusion dress – which had become viral on the internet in 2015 – went viral on TikTok after it was again found by a woman at a yard sale.

A stunning discovery of an infamous optical illusion dress – which had become viral on the internet in 2015 – went viral on TikTok after it was again found by a woman at a yard sale. In 2015, the dress became a huge topic of debate after a mother shared a picture of it before her daughter's wedding and people could not decide if the garment's colour was black and blue or gold and white. The debate had turned so fierce that scientists devised theories on why different colours were seen by different people when presented with the image. The British brand Roman Originals made the dress and it was black and blue. The dress has again gone viral after it resurfaced in a yard sale in Burlington, Vermont. Amanda Rubinstein discovered the dress and shared it on TikTok. “I’m at a yard sale and they have a lot of great stuff, including the dress. I knew it was blue," she said in the video. Also Read: Shah Rukh Khan woos fans at an event to promote son Aryan's clothing brand Speaking to Newsweek, Rubinstein said, "The dress was one of the first items I saw when I walked up to the yard sale. I immediately screamed, 'Oh my goodness, you have THE DRESS!' I was in utter shock. The owners and other neighbours had a nice laugh at my expressive reaction upon seeing it." "I wasn't sure if it would fit, but I knew an opportunity to own one of the most iconic dresses of the internet age doesn't come around often," she added. Here's how netizens reacted to the video The video received more than 3.8 million views and a lot of comments. “What a beautiful white and gold dress!” wrote a person. “That is a nice WHITE AND GOLD dress," commented another. “This is the first time I’ve not seen it as white and gold," said a third user. "That's the absolute most legendary yard sale find ever," wrote viewer Atlas. "You should upload this exact video but everything is hue shifted so the dress looks white and gold," commented another. (With inputs from agencies)

Woman discovers optical illusion dress at yard sale, goes viral on TikTok

<p>A US woman is found guilty of second-degree murder of her boyfriend, after she allegedly left him zipped up in a suitcase to die in 2020, reported The Guardian.</p>

<p>Sarah Boone, 42, zipped her boyfriend Jorges Torres Jr. into a suitcase while playing hide-and-seek which led to Torres’ death due to suffocation. Boone told the Orange County sheriff’s office that she and her boyfriend were playing the game after consuming alcohol in February 2020.</p>

<p>As per Boone, her boyfriend Torres voluntarily got inside a suitcase and as they were joking, she zipped him in.</p>

<p>Later on, Boone alleged that Torres had abused her in the past. She decided to have a conversation with him while he was confined in the suitcase so that she could express her feelings, reported USA Today.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Things started getting serious when the two started to argue, and believing that Torres would hurt her if he came out of the suitcase; she left him in there, only to find him dead the next morning.</p>

<p>In the video found on Boone's phone, she can be seen laughing and beating Torres' hand back into the suitcase with a baseball bat when he tries&nbsp;to escape. The video was aired in the courtroom and also featured Boone's boyfriend repeatedly saying that he couldn't breathe while she was laughing.</p>

<p>“That's what you do when you choke me” and “That's on you” were some of her responses as he kept calling for help.</p>

<p>Torres' autopsy report showed several injuries, including scratches on his back and neck, contusions to his shoulder, skull and forehead from blunt force trauma, as well as a cut near his busted lip, as per The Guardian report.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The verdict was handed down on Friday, four years after the incident, in a trial that lasted 10 days. Boone had pleaded not guilty, insisting that she believed he could have gotten out of the suitcase.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Boone’s attorney said they were very disappointed following the verdict, and that she was "shocked" at the verdict, CNN affiliate WESH reported.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Boone faces up to life in prison and is scheduled to be sentenced in early December, reported USA Today.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A US woman is found guilty of second-degree murder of her boyfriend, after she allegedly left him zipped up in a suitcase to die in 2020, reported The Guardian. Sarah Boone, 42, zipped her boyfriend Jorges Torres Jr.

A US woman is found guilty of second-degree murder of her boyfriend, after she allegedly left him zipped up in a suitcase to die in 2020, reported The Guardian. Sarah Boone, 42, zipped her boyfriend Jorges Torres Jr. into a suitcase while playing hide-and-seek which led to Torres’ death due to suffocation. Boone told the Orange County sheriff’s office that she and her boyfriend were playing the game after consuming alcohol in February 2020. As per Boone, her boyfriend Torres voluntarily got inside a suitcase and as they were joking, she zipped him in. Later on, Boone alleged that Torres had abused her in the past. She decided to have a conversation with him while he was confined in the suitcase so that she could express her feelings, reported USA Today. Also Read | US presidential election: Kamala Harris heckled by anti-Israel protester at her rally in Michigan- Watch Things started getting serious when the two started to argue, and believing that Torres would hurt her if he came out of the suitcase; she left him in there, only to find him dead the next morning. In the video found on Boone's phone, she can be seen laughing and beating Torres' hand back into the suitcase with a baseball bat when he tries to escape. The video was aired in the courtroom and also featured Boone's boyfriend repeatedly saying that he couldn't breathe while she was laughing. “That's what you do when you choke me” and “That's on you” were some of her responses as he kept calling for help. Torres' autopsy report showed several injuries, including scratches on his back and neck, contusions to his shoulder, skull and forehead from blunt force trauma, as well as a cut near his busted lip, as per The Guardian report. Also Read | 'Shame on you': Protesters disrupt Netanyahu's Oct 7 memorial ceremony speech The verdict was handed down on Friday, four years after the incident, in a trial that lasted 10 days. Boone had pleaded not guilty, insisting that she believed he could have gotten out of the suitcase. Boone’s attorney said they were very disappointed following the verdict, and that she was "shocked" at the verdict, CNN affiliate WESH reported. Boone faces up to life in prison and is scheduled to be sentenced in early December, reported USA Today. (With inputs from agencies)

US woman sentenced for leaving lover to die in suitcase while playing hide-and-seek

<p>A surgeon in Scotland has come up with a way to remove brain tumours as big as an apple through a patient's eyebrows. The technique is believed to be the first of its kind across the world.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Consultant neurosurgeon Anastasios Giamouriadis of the NHS Grampian used the existing keyhole surgery technique to evolve a new method which leaves behind a lot less scarring.</p>

<p>He and his team have already performed 48 such surgeries where he removed the tumour from the front of the brain, something that has never been done before, The Independent reported.</p>

<p>“I have modified and developed the technique with my team and we are operating on very large brain tumours in the front of the brain and as far back as the middle of the brain,” he explained.</p>

<p>It is also less time-consuming and the recovery time is also quick. Giamouradis says many of his patients have been able to leave the hospital a day later.</p>

<p>He says lesser operating time and quicker recovery time also have a positive impact on the patients.</p>

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<h2>Quicker surgery and recovery helps patients</h2>

<p>“That makes a significant positive impact on the patient outcome. With normal, extensive craniotomies, the length of the operation is usually about eight hours and patients will spend days in the hospital."</p>

<p>He admits that the process is "more challenging technically", but the time it takes is possibly half of a regular surgical procedure to remove a tumour.</p>

<p>Doreen Adams, &nbsp;a patient who had undergone an unsuccessful craniotomy, came to Giamouriadis who she says put her at ease instantly despite her still recovering from the previous operation. She added that she didn't face a lot of the usual after-effects of surgery either.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“I felt great after the operation,” she said. “I was left with a black eye and it took a while for it to open, but that was all.”&nbsp;</p>

<p>Giamouriadis hopes to one day teach the procedure to other surgeons through virtual reality. He told the publication that he is working with a team at the University of Aberdeen on the project which should be ready soon.</p>


A surgeon in Scotland has come up with a way to remove brain tumours as big as an apple through a patient's eyebrows. The technique is believed to be the first of its kind across the world.

A surgeon in Scotland has come up with a way to remove brain tumours as big as an apple through a patient's eyebrows. The technique is believed to be the first of its kind across the world. Consultant neurosurgeon Anastasios Giamouriadis of the NHS Grampian used the existing keyhole surgery technique to evolve a new method which leaves behind a lot less scarring. He and his team have already performed 48 such surgeries where he removed the tumour from the front of the brain, something that has never been done before, The Independent reported. “I have modified and developed the technique with my team and we are operating on very large brain tumours in the front of the brain and as far back as the middle of the brain,” he explained. It is also less time-consuming and the recovery time is also quick. Giamouradis says many of his patients have been able to leave the hospital a day later. He says lesser operating time and quicker recovery time also have a positive impact on the patients. Also Read: Greek man caught secretly sniffing neighbours' shoes, told to seek therapy Quicker surgery and recovery helps patients “That makes a significant positive impact on the patient outcome. With normal, extensive craniotomies, the length of the operation is usually about eight hours and patients will spend days in the hospital." He admits that the process is "more challenging technically", but the time it takes is possibly half of a regular surgical procedure to remove a tumour. Doreen Adams, a patient who had undergone an unsuccessful craniotomy, came to Giamouriadis who she says put her at ease instantly despite her still recovering from the previous operation. She added that she didn't face a lot of the usual after-effects of surgery either. “I felt great after the operation,” she said. “I was left with a black eye and it took a while for it to open, but that was all.” Giamouriadis hopes to one day teach the procedure to other surgeons through virtual reality. He told the publication that he is working with a team at the University of Aberdeen on the project which should be ready soon.

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