3 teens invented a salt-powered refrigerator that doesn't need electricity. They're building 200 of them for hospitals to use. Three teenagers designed a mini refrigerator that cools itself with salt and doesn't require an outlet. They're bringing it to hospitals to help transport medical supplies to rural areas without electricity. Dhruv Chaudhary, Mithran Ladhania, and Mridul Jain live in Indore, India, and all have parents working in the medical field. The boys decided to find a salty refrigeration technique after hearing how challenging it was to bring COVID-19 vaccines to rural areas without electricity. Their invention, which they call Thermavault, won them the 2025 Earth Prize on...
View DetailsA man who told police that he was held captive in a Connecticut home by his father and stepmother and given limited food for 20 years before being rescued is thanking medical staff for holding what he called his first-ever birthday party as he turned 32. And he plans to change his name as he begins to take charge of his life and recovers both physically and mentally. A nonprofit group, Survivors Say, released a statement by the man, who was pulled by firefighters on Feb. 17 from a burning Waterbury home that police say he set on fire in a desperate attempt to win his freedom. “Please call me ‘S,’ ” the statement begins. “This is not the name given to me by...
View DetailsThe psycho seagulls and super rats feeding off Birmingham's giant mountains of rubbish may be spreading disease as they team up in a city assault. The Midlands city has been swamped with rubbish since binmen went on an all-out strike on March 11. There is no end in sight for the growing refuse sack mounds after dustmen "overwhelmingly" rejected a strike-ending deal with Birmingham City Council on Tuesday. With the trash building for more than five weeks, the rats and seagulls feasting on the rubbish have become supersized. But the dangers these vermin pose to humans is not limited to physical threats, they are also known to spread disease through urine and bacteria. The most dangerous...
View DetailsIn a bizarre incident, a 25-year-old man in India’s Uttar Pradesh state eloped with his 38-year-old would-be mother-in-law, 10 days before the wedding. Ms Shivani, a resident of Manoharpur Kayastha village, was to be married to Mr Rahul, from the village of Riya Nagla, on April 16. He works as a supervisor at a private company in Rudrapur, Uttarakhand.On April 6, Mr Rahul and Ms Shivani’s mother Anita went missing. After the incident, the would-be bride went into shock and fell sick. The families of both Mr Rahul and Ms Anita searched for them after reporting the matter to the police. Family members claimed that the relationship started after Ms Anita gifted a mobile phone...
View DetailsWHAT began as a dream of marital bliss has turned into a nightmare for a Malaysian woman who now works three jobs just to stay afloat —while her husband refuses to work and continues depending on her financially. In a heartbreaking post shared on social media and reported by mStar, the woman, who remains anonymous, revealed how her life spiraled after her husband abruptly resigned from his stable job paying over RM3,000 a month shortly after they tied the knot. Without her knowledge, he poured his entire savings into a family-run business that eventually failed, plunging the couple into severe debt. Their financial struggles grew so intense that they were forced to seek help from...
View DetailsA Xhosa woman was left in disbelief after discovering she was still pregnant with another baby, just a month after giving birth. She was taken to the hospital after feeling unwell, where doctors revealed that she was still carrying another child. This unusual story was shared on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. According to the post, a Xhosa woman gave birth in March and returned home after the delivery. However, a month later, she sensed something was wrong. It turned out she had another baby in her womb. She subsequently gave birth again, resulting in twins who are now a month apart in age. As the story spread online, many users expressed their surprise and concern...
View DetailsNicola Lindgren moved from New Zealand to Sweden for a job in her mid-20s. She wasn't sure if she wanted to stay — until she met her future husband in 2015. They got married in 2019. Lindgren knew Sweden had a good reputation for childcare and work-life balance, and the couple decided to stay in the country to be near his family. They had their first child together in October 2019. ((Parents get 480 days of leave in Sweden)) In Sweden, parents are entitled to 480 days of leave per child. By default, these are split evenly between two parents; they can transfer up to 150 days to each other, and take up to 30 of the same days off. A single parent gets the full 480 days. Lindgren...
View DetailsA man from Detroit went from being homeless, sleeping in his car outside fancy houses in Detroit, to buying one of those houses and becoming a self-made millionaire. The backstory:Mario Kelly embodies the saying, "If you believe it, you can be it." After working at a Ford plant and then Jacobson's, Kelly eventually found himself unemployed. "At the same time, I was living in my van, I was homeless and divorced," he said. "I’m from the east side but manifested that I wanted to live in Rosedale Park. So I would go there every night and find another home to lay in front of." He said through manifestation and a belief in himself, inspiration took hold. "I put the word 'Believe 313' on...
View Details၁။ မြွေကျွန်း၊ ဘရာဇီး - ဘရာဇီးနိုင်ငံ Sao Paulo ကမ်းရိုးတန်းအလွန် ၉၃ မိုင်ခန့်မှာ ရှိပါတယ်။ အဲ့ဒီမှာ မြေ ၁၀ စတုရန်းပေတစ်ကွက်စာမှာတင် မြွေကောင်ရေ တစ်ကောင်ကနေ ငါးကောင်အကြားရှိတယ်လို့ သုတေသီတွေက ခန့်မှန်းထားပါတယ်။ ရွှေရောင်လှံတံထိပ်ပုံဦးခေါင်းတွေရှိကြတဲ့...
View Detailsထိုင်ဝမ်ရှိ National Palace Museum အတွင်းပြသထားတဲ့ ရှေးဟောင်းအမွေအနှစ်များထဲမှာ ဝက်သားတုံးသဏ္ဌာန်ကျောက်တုံးဟာလည်း တစ်ခုအပါအဝင်ဖြစ်ပါတယ်။ ခရီးသွားတွေရဲ့ စိတ်ဝင်စားမှုကို အံ့သြဖွယ်ဆွဲဆောင်နေတယ်ဆိုလည်း မမှားပါဘူး။ ဂျိတ်စပါကျောက်နဲ့ သံအောက်ဆိုဒ်ဓာတ်...
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