13-Year-Old Afghan Boy Hides Inside Plane's Landing Gear for 94 Minutes To Reach India
A 13-year-old Afghan boy has miraculously survived after hiding in the landing gear compartment of a Kam Air flight from Kabul to Delhi| MyElectricSparks MES
A 13-year-old Afghan boy has miraculously survived after hiding in the landing gear compartment of a Kam Air flight from Kabul to Delhi| MyElectricSparks MES
Russia has announced a breakthrough in cancer research with its new mRNA-based vaccine, Enteromix, showing 100% success in early trials| MyElectricSparks MES
Women who regularly use permanent hair dye or chemical hair straighteners may face a higher risk of breast cancer, according to a major study| MyElectricSparks MES
A new study by French marine biologists has revealed something surprising—some shark bites on humans are not attacks at all| MyElectricSparks MES
Japanese researchers have unveiled plans for a revolutionary transportation system that could connect Earth, the moon, and Mars through a bullet train-like structure. The project, known as the "Hexagon Space Track System," aims to ferry people to "artificial gravity living facilities" on these celestial bodies.| MyElectricSparks MES
UK surgeons used a groundbreaking technique to remove Ruvimbo Kaviya’s brain tumor through her eye socket.| MyElectricSparks MES
Farmers in the Yamagata prefecture in Japan have started painting their cattle with zebra-like stripes to keep blood-sucking insects and flies away. The experiment is already showing results, with painted cattle showing lesser signs of stress than their unpainted counterparts, the South China Morning Post reported.| MyElectricSparks MES
Walking is one of the most powerful habits you can build for your health. That’s because your body has a “second heart” hidden in your calves.| MyElectricSparks MES
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Scientists have confirmed that the kitefin shark is the world’s largest known bioluminescent vertebrate, glowing naturally in the deep sea.| MyElectricSparks MES
A Japanese billionaire has created one of the world’s most exclusive racetracks, known as the Magarigawa Club, nestled in the mountains| MyElectricSparks MES
Scientists at Rice University and partner institutions in Texas have made a groundbreaking advance in cancer treatment by developing| MyElectricSparks MES
China is taking a historic step in education by making AI-based learning mandatory for children as young as six. Beginning September 1, 2025| MyElectricSparks MES
Japan Shinkansen bullet train has set the global benchmark in high-speed rail for more than six decades, combining speed, safety, and reliability like no other system in the world.| MyElectricSparks MES
Kidney stones are known to be one of the most painful medical conditions. For people who suffer from them repeatedly, the problem becomes| MyElectricSparks MES
KAIST researchers have created the world’s first wireless contact lens with an ultrathin OLED that performs retinal diagnostic tests| MyElectricSparks MES
The FDA has approved VIZZ, the first aceclidine-based eye drop for presbyopia, offering millions of adults over 45 a fast-acting,| MyElectricSparks MES
A Holstein-Friesian cow in Brazil has broken the world record by producing 343 litres of milk in just three days — averaging nearly 114| MyElectricSparks MES
In the Netherlands, many bus stops now have “green roofs” covered with sedum, a resilient succulent that absorbs CO₂, filters air, and| MyElectricSparks MES
Elon Musk made headlines by joining a video call from his home while onboard Qatar Airways' first flight featuring Starlink internet.| MyElectricSparks MES
Preston Thorpe, currently in his 11th year of a 15–30-year sentence for drug trafficking, has made headlines after being hired as a full-time| MyElectricSparks MES
Scientists at La Sapienza University of Rome have introduced “WhoFi,” an advanced tracking system that uses Wi-Fi signals to identify and| MyElectricSparks MES
A young Tesla owner in China named Molly reached out to Elon Musk on X (formerly Twitter) about a bug she found on her Tesla's screen. In a video, Molly explained how lines disappear while drawing, showcasing the issue clearly. Musk took notice and responded with a simple "Sure."| MyElectricSparks MES
Vishal Gondal, a Tesla enthusiast from Mumbai, preordered a Model 3 in 2016, hoping to be one of the first in India to own the cutting-edge electric vehicle. However, after seven years of waiting and no delivery, Gondal decided to seek a refund and purchase an Audi electric SUV instead.| MyElectricSparks MES
Elon Musk promises "fully autonomous" Tesla robotaxis by 2026, but new job listings reveal plans for a remote teleoperations team. Operators will control vehicles via VR when AI faces challenges.| MyElectricSparks MES
At Sotheby's auction, Maurizio Cattelan's infamous artwork "Comedian," a banana duct-taped to a wall, sold for a staggering $6.2 million. This piece first gained notoriety at Art Basel Miami Beach in 2019, sparking debates about art and its value. At the time, another artist, David Datuna, even ate the banana, only for it to be replaced. Despite its simplicity, "Comedian" attracted massive attention and controversy.| MyElectricSparks MES
Four people, aged between 26 and 32, tragically lost their lives in Toronto when their Tesla crashed into a pillar and burst into flames. Unfortunately, a malfunction prevented the car doors from opening.A woman in her twenties, the fifth passenger, narrowly escaped after a bystander broke a window to free her.| MyElectricSparks MES
