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  Popping pimples in the ‘Triangle of Death, a triangular area of your face between the bridge of the nose and the corners of your mouth, can cause serious medical complications and even death. Lish Marie, a young mother of three, recently went viral on TikTok after posting a video about how popping a pimple below her face caused extreme inflammation and facial paralysis that required medical attention. Lish tried to pop a pimple just below her left nostril using her nails, but within hours, she knew something was wrong. The left side of her face became so swollen that when she tried to smile, it hurt, and only the other corner of her mouth raised into a grin. After about four...

video from a government school in Balrampur, Chhattisgarh, has gone viral, leaving many people shocked and concerned. It shows an English teacher who, despite having five years of teaching experience, was unable to spell even basic English words correctly. In the viral video, which appears to be from a surprise inspection, the teacher is asked to spell the numbers "eleven" and "nineteen" on the blackboard. He confidently writes "aivene" and "ninithin." When asked if he was sure, he confidently said yes. He was even asked to teach the same spellings to a student in front of him, making the situation more alarming. The video has spread quickly on social media and sparked serious discussions...

On the nights of August 12 & 13, get ready to witness an awe-inspiring meteor shower, with 1,000 meteors crashing into Earth at 150 per hour! These streaks of light will illuminate the night sky, lighting it up with fiery brilliance. According to NASA, you can expect to see an average of up to 100 meteors per hour during the Perseid's peak. A typical Perseid meteoroid (which is what they're called while in space) moves at 133,200 mph (214,365 kph) when it hits Earth's atmosphere (and then it is called a meteor). Most of the Perseids are tiny, about the size of a sand grain. Almost none of the fragments hit the ground, but if one does, it's called a meteorite. The Perseids are hot...

A woman who was meant to board the doomed Air India plane that crash landed has spoken of her luck after she narrowly avoided the tragedy when she missed her flight by 10 minutes. Bhoomi Chauhan was on her way to Sardar Vallabhbhai Airport, in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, to catch the Air India flight AI-171 to London on Thursday morning. But due to being stuck in heavy traffic, she reached the airport 10 minutes later and ultimately ended up missing her flight. Chauhan, a resident of Ahmedabad, told local media that upon receiving information of the devastating crash just moments after she was turned away from the boarding gates, she 'shivered badly and her legs started shaking'. The...

A Chinese tech firm is racing to deliver what could be the world’s first “gestation robot”. The idea from Kaiwa Technology, based in Guangzhou, involves a humanoid designed with an artificial womb embedded in its abdomen, intended to carry a fetus through ten months of gestation and deliver a baby, according to Chinese media outlets. Slated for debut by 2026 and expected to sell for under 100,000 yuan (around $13,900), the robot aims to offer a pregnancy alternative for those who wish to avoid the burdens of human gestation. The announcement has triggered intense public discourse—from ethical unease to hopeful possibilities for the infertile.Recently, Chinese...

A Chinese man who used his savings to support a free shelter for 348 “orphans” over the past 17 years has moved many people online. Huang Meisheng, 65, founded De Ren Garden, a house for orphans and children who do not receive proper care from their families, in 2008 in Fenyi County, Jiangxi province, eastern China. Huang became a teacher at 20 and a secondary school headmaster 10 years later. At the age of 40, he became the deputy director of Fenyi Education Bureau and headmaster of a local primary school.   (Huang Meisheng walks and chats with one of the children he has taken under his wing. Photo: Xinhua) He said he was motivated to establish De Ren Garden after...

Four teenage girls: Duro-Aina Adebola, Akindele Abiola, and Faleke Oluwatoyin, and Bello Eniola figured out a way to use a liter of urine as fuel to get six hours of electricity from their generator. The invention was displayed at the annual event Maker Faire Africa, Lagos, Nigeria, an event that showcases ingenuity. The idea of using urine as fuel is not new but Bola, Biola, Toyin and Eniola came up with a practical way to put the idea into action and many households can really appreciate this. How It Works As explained on the blog of makerfaireafrica.com website, its process is itemized below; Urine is put into an electrolytic cell, which separates out the hydrogen. The hydrogen goes...

The founder of e-commerce giant Alibaba, who is said to be worth $22billion, has bought a 28,000 property in upstate New York for $23million. The 50-year-old businessman purchased the sprawling property known as Brandon Park in the Adirondacks, and plans to use for a conservation project. (Sold: Jack Ma, the billionaire founder of e-commerce company Alibaba, has bought a 28,000 acre property in the Adirondacks in upstate New York for $23million) (Plans: The extravagant Chinese businessman, 50, purchased the property to turn it into a conservation project, and also use it as a private retreat) But, according to the Wall Street Journal, he also plans to use it as a personal retreat....

It's the largest piece of Mars ever found on Earth — a 54-pound meteorite that fetched more than $5 million at a New York auction last month, setting a world record. But in the West African nation of Niger, where the rusty-red rock was unearthed in the Sahara Desert, officials have launched an investigation into what they call possible "illicit international trafficking," claiming it may have been smuggled out of the country. Sotheby's, the auction house, has disputed the claim. The government of Niger says it has launched an official investigation "to identify the circumstances of its discovery and sale." While the country doesn't have specific legislation regarding meteorites, an...

When Gandhi was studying law at the University College of London, a white professor, whose last name was Peters, disliked him intensely and always displayed prejudice and animosity towards him. Also, because Gandhi never lowered his head when addressing him, as he expected… there were always “arguments” and confrontations. One day, Mr. Peters was having lunch at the dining room of the University, and Gandhi came along with his tray and sat next to the professor. The professor said, “Mr. Gandhi, you do not understand. A pig and a bird do not sit together to eat.” Gandhi looked at him as a parent would a rude child and calmly replied, “You do not worry...