A teenager accidentally became a millionaire after waking up to find 9 million pounds in his bank account.
The 18-year-old Dane Gillespie didn’t win any lottery but instead went to the bank to deposit a £8,900 cheque from his grandmother into his account.
Two US marines lost their lives when a helicopter crashed while taking part in military exercises. The two rotor blades helicopter MV-22B Osprey crashed in Melville Island, the second biggest crash in less than a month. The authorities are examining the situation of the injured soldiers, 5 of whose health is in critical condition.
A youtuber has been recording his blood cancer journey on his channel. Paolo Lizzeri, who goes by his YouTube name 3rd Time Unlucky, has been updating his followers about his cancer journey for the past two weeks.
During a parliamentary committee’s investigation into foreign interference on social media, TikTok executives acknowledged on Tuesday that the company’s employees in China have the ability to access Australian user data. The video-sharing platform openly admitted to accessing the data of Australian users in China during the questioning.
World’s most dangerous plant believed to have a suicidal sting has arrived in UK. Tha plant, known as Gympie-Gympie, has tiny hair like structures which can grow up to 10 meters long and can lead those who touch, to suicide.
A man who was declared brain dead by the doctors suddenly woke up moments before his life support was about to be turned off. James Howard-Jones was accidently hit on the back by one of his friends named Ben Davies, due to which James fell on the ground and hit its head. After some surgeries, Doctors told his family that he was brain dead, and the good thing would be to just let him die.
The US and Finish governments have signed a joint declaration to work on 6G technology to counter the Chinese influence in the tech world. US State Secretary Anthony Blinken said that both the governments will roll in billions of dollars for research and development of the 6G network.
A group of scientists from NASA have revealed that they will have to look into more evidence to better understand the phenomenon of UFOs. The 16-members team was formed last year by NASA to investigate the possibility of UFOs independent of the Pentagon and US military. The panel said that more than 800 UFO reports were investigated but the agency required more data.
The remains of a US soldier who died in the Korean war in 1950, were returned back home after 73 years. Army Cpl Luther Herschel Story got wounded and killed while fighting in the Korean war and was awarded with the Medal of Honor after the war.
A Dutch man was able to walk once again due to electronic brain implants. Gert-Jan Oskam was paralyzed in a cycling accident 12 years ago, due to which he couldn’t move both of his legs, but thanks to the electronic implants, he is now able to do so. He said he could now stand, climb stairs and walk again just by thinking about it.
A mysterious object that lit up the skies of the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, fell from the sky, vanishing immediately after it was captured on phones. The Air Force brushed aside speculations of a possible Russian missile because it didn’t explode and had no trajectory like that of the missile.
A recent survey in Japan revealed that around half of the unmarried population have no interest in having babies. The survey was conducted by a pharmaceutical firm in Japan that has once again resurfaced the population concerns of the country. Out of all the young 400 participants of the study, half of them said that they can’t tolerate the burden of having kids because of economic conditions.
