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Episode Title: He Married a Robot, But DARK THINGS Happened After #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Akihiko Kondo is a man from Japan who became widely known after he "married" a hologram. This event happened in 2018, and it gained international attention. The hologram he married is of a character named Hatsune Miku, a popular virtual singer created using voice synthesizer software. Miku has blue hair and is known for performing as a holographic projection in concerts. Kondo had a tough time in real life, especially at work. He faced bullying and didn't feel understood by people around him. During that time, he found comfort in Miku’s music and personality. Over the years, he grew emotionally attached to her. He said she made him feel happy and accepted. Eventually, he decided to hold a wedding ceremony, even though the marriage was not legally recognized. The ceremony was held with friends and family members, though some did not support it. He used a device ...

Episode Title: He Said ChatGPT is WORST Invention in The World, Then THIS Happened #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: How a guy criticized ChatGPT and later he regretted! Subscribe for more educational content and unlock knowledge every day with FactTechz! Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Why Even Billionaires Can’t Buy a Bugatti #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Rich people in India can buy almost any car they want — big SUVs, fancy sports cars, and luxury brands like Rolls-Royce or Lamborghini. But there is one car they still can't really have: the Bugatti. Even the richest people in India face big problems trying to own one. Bugatti is a super expensive, super fast car made in France. It costs many crores of rupees. But the problem isn’t just the price. The biggest reason is that Indian roads and rules are not made for a car like Bugatti. The car is too low for Indian speed bumps and potholes. It can get damaged very easily on rough roads. Also, the tax on importing such a car is huge — almost double the price of the car. So, if the car costs ₹20 crore abroad, it could cost ₹40 crore in India with taxes. On top of that, getting service and spare parts is very hard. There are no official Bugatti service centers in India. So even though ...

Episode Title: Elon Musk’s WILDEST Idea Just Became REALITY! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: The Tesla Diner is a new restaurant and charging station in Hollywood, Los Angeles. It opened in July 2025 and is located on Santa Monica Boulevard. The diner has around 80 Supercharger stalls for electric cars and space for more than 250 people to eat. The place looks like a mix of an old 1950s diner and a cool futuristic theme. There are roller-skating waiters, two big movie screens, and a robot that gives out popcorn. Even the burgers come in boxes shaped like Tesla’s Cybertruck. Inside, you can order classic fast food like burgers, fries, wings, hot dogs, and milkshakes. The prices are between $4 and $15. People can order food from the screens inside their Tesla cars while charging. But not everything has gone smoothly. On opening days, many people waited for hours in long lines. Some had problems with the app, and others said the food was just okay. Some critics say the dine...

Episode Title: This Snake DIED After Touching Him, HOW?? Real Life KRISHNA? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In a village in Bihar, a truly unbelievable incident happened recently. A toddler, just around one or two years old, ended up killing a cobra—using only his mouth. The little boy, named Govinda, was playing near his home when a cobra slithered close to him. The snake coiled itself around his hand, possibly ready to strike. But before that could happen, the child reacted in a way no one expected. Instead of being scared or crying, Govinda bit the snake. He bit it so hard that he ended up killing it. Villagers later found that the snake had died due to the boy’s bite. People in the area were shocked, not just because the child survived, but because of how unusual and brave the act was. Some even compared it to mythological stories, saying it reminded them of tales where gods defeated snakes. After the incident, Govinda fainted and was rushed to a nearby health center...

Episode Title: Himalaya Mountain COLLAPSE! Huge Risk For India - Great Himalayan Earthquake #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Scientists have been warning about a major earthquake that is likely to hit the Himalayan region in the future. This earthquake could be extremely powerful, possibly measuring 8.0 or higher on the Richter scale. It is being called the “Great Himalayan Earthquake,” and experts say it’s not a matter of if it will happen, but when. The Himalayas are formed by two massive tectonic plates—the Indian plate and the Eurasian plate—slowly pushing against each other. This constant pressure builds up a huge amount of stress deep underground. Over time, this stress needs to be released, and that release comes in the form of an earthquake. In the past, the region has seen some of the strongest quakes in history, and the pressure has been silently building again for decades. When this big earthquake finally happens, it could have a devastating effect. Cities and ...

Episode Title: He Literally LOCKED His Head, For A UNBELIEVABLE Reason #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In a curious and striking story from Turkey, a man named İbrahim Yücel decided to take an extreme step to break free from a long‑standing smoking habit. After smoking about two packs of cigarettes every day for around 26 years, he felt that nothing else helped him quit—even on important occasions like birthdays or anniversaries. Desperate for change, he designed a helmet‑like cage to lock his head inside. Only his wife (and sometimes his daughter) had the keys. The cage was made of copper wire, fashioned into a spherical helmet with tiny gaps. He could drink water through a straw, but couldn’t reach a cigarette. Yücel wore this homemade contraption during waking hours, making it physically impossible to smoke unless someone unlocked him. He lived with the cage on his head for as long as he chose, showing incredible determination—and relying entirely on the keyholder to ...

Episode Title: Voyager अंतरिक्ष यानआज किस हालत में है? Where is the Voyager now? Produced by: Research Tv India Description: Voyager अंतरिक्ष यानआज किस हालत में है? Where is the Voyager now? Research Tv India Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 are twin space probes launched by NASA in 1977 as part of the Voyager program to explore the outer planets and the far reaches of the solar system — and beyond. 🚀 Voyager 1 Launch Date: September 5, 1977 Primary Mission: To study Jupiter and Saturn, their moons, and their magnetic fields. Key Achievements: First spacecraft to provide detailed images of Jupiter and Saturn. Took the famous "Pale Blue Dot" photo of Earth from 6 billion kilometers away. Became the farthest human-made object from Earth. Entered interstellar space on August 25, 2012. 🚀 Voyager 2 Launch Date: August 20, 1977 (actually launched before Voyager 1) Primary Mission: Same as Voyager 1, but followed a different path. Unique Achievement: The only spacecraft to have visited ...

Episode Title: NASA + ISRO = AURA 🔥 Mind Blowing NISAR Mission Explained #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: NASA and ISRO, the space agencies of the United States and India, are working together on a major Earth observation mission called NISAR. The name stands for NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar. The satellite is planned to launch on July 30, 2025, from a space center in India. NISAR is designed to study the Earth in great detail. It will carry two powerful radar systems—one from NASA and one from ISRO—that can see through clouds, darkness, and even vegetation. These radars will track tiny changes in the Earth’s surface, such as movement from earthquakes, landslides, or melting glaciers. The satellite will scan almost the entire planet every few days. It will also study forests, farming lands, wetlands, and coastal areas. This data will help scientists understand how the Earth is changing due to natural forces and human activity. NISAR is one of the most expensive Eart...

Episode Title: While Playing, He Found 522 Year Old 'Treasure BOX' Hidden UNDERGROUND #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: James Hyatt, a young boy from England, made an amazing discovery with a metal detector in 2009. He was only four years old and using the detector for the very first time. While exploring a field in Essex, he found a small gold object buried just a few inches underground. The item turned out to be a gold pendant from the early 1500s. It was shaped like a diamond and had images of a saint and religious symbols engraved on it. The back of the pendant had a tiny compartment that once held a sacred relic. Experts later confirmed it was a rare and valuable religious item from the Tudor period. This incredible find made headlines and was even shown in museums and TV programs. James’ story shows how even a child’s curiosity can lead to important discoveries. It also proves that history can sometimes be hidden just beneath our feet, waiting to be found. Su...

Episode Title: The $26 TRILLION TRILLION TRILLION Dollar Planet NASA Can’t Reach! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: 55 Cancri e is a planet located about 41 light-years away from Earth. It’s much bigger than our planet—about twice the size—and orbits very close to its star. In fact, it goes around its star in less than one Earth day. Because of this, the planet is extremely hot. At first, scientists thought 55 Cancri e might be made mostly of carbon. Under the planet’s high pressure and heat, that carbon could turn into diamonds. That’s why it was nicknamed the “diamond planet.” However, newer studies suggest it might not have as many diamonds as once believed. Still, it’s made of very unusual materials compared to Earth. The planet is what’s called “tidally locked,” which means one side always faces the star, while the other side is always in darkness. The side facing the star can be hot enough to melt rock, possibly creating oceans of lava. The dark side is cooler but st...

Episode Title: '1' Hydrogen Bomb = '995' Nuclear Atomic Bombs! The SCARY Truth! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In terms of raw destructive power, one hydrogen bomb is estimated to be equivalent to the force of nearly 995 atomic bombs. This chilling comparison highlights just how terrifyingly powerful modern thermonuclear weapons have become. An atomic bomb, like those dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, works through nuclear fission—splitting atoms to release energy. While devastating, their explosive yield typically measures in the kiloton range. In contrast, a hydrogen bomb uses both fission and fusion—fusing atoms like the sun does—releasing energy on a scale measured in megatons. That’s more than a thousand times stronger. To put it simply, if an atomic bomb can flatten a city, a hydrogen bomb can wipe out an entire region or more in one strike. Its shockwave, heat, and radiation can travel for miles, leaving behind unimaginable destruction. The frigh...

Episode Title: James Webb ने जुपिटर पर क्या देखा?Shocking Images of Jupiter:What the James Webb Telescope Truly Saw Produced by: Research Tv India Description: James Webb ने जुपिटर पर क्या देखा?Shocking Images of Jupiter:What the James Webb Telescope Truly Saw| Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: NASA’s ‘ELEVATOR’ To Space: Humanity’s Most DANGEROUS Idea Yet #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: A space elevator is a futuristic idea to transport people and cargo from Earth into space without using rockets. It would work like a tall elevator stretching from the ground up to space, possibly 36,000 kilometers (22,000 miles) high. The elevator would move along a strong cable or ribbon, attached to a base station on Earth and connected to a counterweight in space. The cable must be extremely strong and light. Scientists suggest using materials like carbon nanotubes or graphene, which are much stronger than steel. The elevator would be powered by electricity, possibly through solar energy or lasers from Earth, making it more eco-friendly than rockets. A space elevator could make space travel much cheaper and safer. Instead of launching rockets, we could send satellites, supplies, and even people using this elevator. It could also help build space stations or s...

Episode Title: He Was POOR, But Then FOUND He's SON OF BILLIONAIRE! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In 1953, two baby boys were born just minutes apart at San Ikukai Hospital in Tokyo, Japan. By mistake, the babies were switched at birth and taken home by the wrong families. One boy was raised by a wealthy family, while the other grew up in a poor household with a single mother. For many years, no one knew about the mix-up. The boy raised in poverty had a hard life. He worked as a truck driver and helped care for his adoptive brothers. As he got older, he noticed that he didn’t look like his family and felt different. This made him curious about his real background. When he was around 60 years old, he finally took a DNA test. The results showed that he was not related to the family he grew up with. Later, he found his biological family—the one that had raised the other boy. His real brothers helped him uncover the truth. He was heartbroken to learn that he could have...

Episode Title: They Are 'TEARING UPI QR From ALL OVER INDIA' Millions Of Kirana Shop Guys TEARING UPI QR? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In Bengaluru, many small shopkeepers and street vendors have started removing UPI QR codes from their shops. They are now putting up signs that say “No UPI, only cash.” This sudden change is causing confusion among regular customers who are used to paying digitally. The reason for this move is that the tax department sent notices to many small traders. The department used UPI data to check how much money these shopkeepers were receiving. If a shopkeeper received more than ₹40 lakh in a year through UPI, they were asked to register for GST. Some were shocked because even small vendors like tea stall owners or vegetable sellers got these notices. The shopkeepers say it’s unfair. Many of them mix personal and business payments in the same UPI account. So the total amount shown may not reflect their real business earnings. Some not...

Episode Title: He Ate CHICKEN in ISKON Krishna Mandir! Then This Happened! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: A young British YouTuber named Cenzo walked into Govinda’s, a vegetarian restaurant connected to the ISKCON temple in London. This restaurant is known for serving only vegetarian food as part of its religious beliefs. The staff politely told him about the food rules and the religious nature of the place. Despite this, Cenzo pulled out a bucket of chicken from a fast food chain and began eating it inside the restaurant. He even offered it to other diners and staff. This act was recorded and shared on social media. The video quickly went viral. Many people were upset and angry. They felt it was disrespectful to eat meat in a place that is connected to a temple and follows strict vegetarian rules. Some called it offensive to the Hindu community and accused him of doing it just for attention. Later, Cenzo posted a video saying sorry. He said he didn’t know it was part o...

Episode Title: नासा लगातार 6 बार चांद पर क्यों गया?Apollo Mission | What Actually Happened on The Moon|moon Landing Produced by: Research Tv India Description: नासा लगातार 6 बार चांद पर क्यों गया?Apollo Mission | What Actually Happened on The Moon|moon Landing| Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: This Jet Fell Straight Into a SCHOOL - Bangladesh Plane Crash Incident #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: A Bangladesh Air Force training jet crashed into a building in Uttara, Dhaka. The plane was on a routine training flight but faced a technical problem soon after takeoff. It lost control and hit the Milestone School and College, causing a big fire. After the crash, there was a lot of anger and sadness. Students and parents gathered to protest. They asked the government to take responsibility and to make sure old planes are not used again. They also demanded help for the families who lost their loved ones. People are now asking for better safety and more care when flying planes near homes and schools. Subscribe for more educational content and unlock knowledge every day with FactTechz! Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: They DIED from a Growing Bamboo - DANGEROUS Bamboo Torture Explained #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Bamboo torture is an old method that some people believe was used in the past. It involved the natural growth of bamboo, which is a very fast-growing plant. Bamboo can grow several inches in just one day. In this method, a person was made to stay still above young bamboo shoots. As the bamboo grew, it would slowly rise and press against the person. Over time, the strong bamboo would keep growing upward, creating pressure. The idea behind this method was to use nature’s strength and speed for a slow and steady effect. It did not rely on sudden actions but rather on patience and the power of plants. This example shows how strong and fast bamboo can be, and how people have thought of many unusual ways to use nature. Whether true or not, the idea of bamboo growing so quickly has always surprised people. Subscribe for more educational content and unlock knowledg...

Episode Title: They Found SKELETON & ‘Nokia Phone’ Inside The House #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: They found something shocking in an abandoned flat in Nampally, Hyderabad. A group of kids was playing cricket when one of them chased a lost ball into the empty apartment. Inside, they discovered a skeleton lying face-down near old kitchen utensils. The scene was dusty, untouched for years. When the police arrived, they entered the flat and found worn clothes and a dusty old Nokia mobile phone. The phone still had a battery, and when recharged, it showed 84 missed calls from nearly a decade ago. Nearby, there were stacks of demonetised currency notes, hinting that the person had likely died before 2016. The skeleton is believed to be of a man named Ameer Khan, around 50 to 60 years old. He lived alone and had little contact with anyone. Police suspect he may have died of natural causes, possibly unnoticed due to isolation. There were no signs of forced entry or violen...

Episode Title: His NAILS Started To BEND & Curve! It TOLD Something #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Nail clubbing is a physical change in the shape of the fingers and fingernails. It happens when the tissue beneath the nail thickens, making the fingertips appear larger and rounded. The nails also curve downward, and the angle between the nail and the nail bed increases. This condition can affect one or more fingers and usually develops over time. Clubbing is often a sign of an underlying health problem, especially involving the heart or lungs. It may occur in diseases like cystic fibrosis, or heart defects. Sometimes, it can also be related to liver or digestive conditions. Rarely, it is seen in healthy people with no clear cause. The exact reason why nail clubbing happens is still not fully understood. It may be due to increased blood flow to the fingertips or changes in certain proteins. Doctors often look for the "Schamroth sign" — if you put two fingern...

Episode Title: क्यों आ रहे हैं इतने भूकंप? Massive Earthquake is Coming? The Great Himalayan Earthquake Produced by: Research Tv India Description: क्यों आ रहे हैं इतने भूकंप? Massive Earthquake is Coming? The Great Himalayan Earthquake| Research Tv India earthquake 5 minutes ago in india earthquake in india today delhi earthquake Earthquakes today Earthquake in Delhi Today time Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: NASA Launched A Bullet Into The SUN, It Responded With A FIREBALL #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: NASA made history by doing something once thought impossible — flying near the Sun. The Parker Solar Probe, launched in 2018, became the first spacecraft to fly through the Sun’s outer atmosphere, called the corona. It came as close as 0.04 AU, which is about 4-6 million miles from the Sun’s surface. The mission was dangerous and groundbreaking. Temperatures in the corona reach over a million degrees Fahrenheit. But the probe was protected by a special heat shield, allowing it to survive the extreme heat and radiation. As it flew through the corona, it collected data about solar winds, magnetic fields, and the Sun’s behavior. Scientists were amazed. For the first time, we could “touch” the Sun and understand it up close. The Parker Solar Probe revealed secrets about how solar storms form and why the corona is hotter than the surface — questions that puzzled ex...

Episode Title: After Cobra SNAKE Bites Boy, Scientists Went To RAJASTHAN, Why? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Camel tear-derived antivenom represents an innovative leap in snakebite treatment. In a 2025 study from the National Research Centre on Camel (NRCC) in Rajasthan, Indian researchers immunized camels with saw-scaled viper venom and found that their tears and blood produced heat-stable nanobodies capable of neutralizing venom from 26 snake species. These camelid antibodies, also known as VHH or nanobodies, are much smaller than conventional antibodies, offering enhanced tissue penetration, reduced risk of allergic reactions, and greater thermal stability. This approach builds on earlier research in the UAE and France, where scientists like Dr. Anadi Sahoo highlighted that camel tear nanobodies could effectively counteract venom from multiple snakes, marking a potentially game-changing advance. Complementing this, researchers at Denmark’s Technical University, incl...

Episode Title: Gandhi’s Eyes Start GLOWING, USA Locals TERRIFIED by This Statue #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In 2019, something unusual happened to the statue of Mahatma Gandhi near the Ferry Building in San Francisco. One night, people noticed that the statue appeared to have glowing red eyes. Someone had climbed the statue and added small red LED lights, making it look as if Gandhi had laser eyes. The glowing eyes quickly caught people’s attention. Photos spread across the internet, and many people joked about the strange sight. Some said it made Gandhi look like a superhero or even a villain from a comic book. The image of the peaceful leader with bright red eyes was both surprising and funny to many viewers. Despite the eerie appearance, the lights didn’t harm the statue. They were easily removed, and there was no lasting damage. The city officials didn’t file any official reports since it was considered more of a harmless prank than serious vandalism. The statue ...

Episode Title: Everyone is SHOCKED By What NASA Found Beyond Pluto Planet #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: A newly discovered planet, nicknamed the "Ammonite Planet," has captured the imagination of scientists and space enthusiasts alike. This distant world earned its name because its surface features resemble the spiral patterns of ancient ammonite fossils found on Earth. Located far outside our solar system, the Ammonite Planet appears to be rich in rocky formations and minerals. These swirling patterns across the terrain suggest strong geological activity, possibly driven by powerful tectonic forces or volcanic flows. The spirals may also hint at a unique history of erosion or chemical processes unlike anything seen before. What makes this planet especially intriguing is its potential for preserving signs of past or present life. The structures on its surface raise questions about whether microbial or complex life could have ever evolved there—or still exists...

Episode Title: ₹1 Rupee Coin Almost DESTROYED A Running Jet Engine #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: A 80‑year‑old Chinese woman named Qiu caused significant disruption at Shanghai Pudong International Airport. During boarding of China Southern Airlines flight CZ380 to Guangzhou, she tossed nine coins toward the jet engine – one even lodged inside the turbine. Concerned airline staff halted boarding and evacuated the roughly 150 passengers to allow mechanics to retrieve the coins and perform a full inspection. The flight, originally cleared for a 12:40 pm departure, didn’t take off until around 6:16 pm after all nine coins were recovered and the engine declared safe – a delay exceeding five hours. Qiu, a devout Buddhist with no criminal record or mental health issues, said she sought to bless the journey with good luck. Though authorities deemed her actions disruptive to airport operations, her age led them to waive a five-day administrative detention under China’s public ...

Episode Title: 4th Richest Person On Earth, But NO ONE Knows Him - Bitcoin's Satoshi Nakamoto #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Satoshi Nakamoto is the name used by the unknown person or group who created Bitcoin. In 2008, Satoshi published a paper called Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System, which explained how a digital currency could work without a central authority like a bank. The next year, in 2009, Satoshi released the first version of Bitcoin software and mined the first block of the Bitcoin blockchain, known as the "genesis block." No one knows who Satoshi really is. The name might be a pseudonym, and it’s unclear if it's one person or a group of people. Satoshi communicated only through emails and online forums and never revealed personal details. By 2011, Satoshi had stopped posting online and handed control of the project to other developers. Since then, there has been no confirmed communication from them. Satoshi is believed to own ...

Episode Title: What Happens When 32 PhD LEVEL AIs Work TOGETHER At ONCE! Nuclear Level Power #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: What if 32 brains could solve one problem at the same time? Sounds crazy, right? But that’s exactly what happens inside Grok’s Multi-Agent System. Instead of using just one AI, Grok uses a whole team of them. Each AI is like a little helper with its own job. One might be good at finding facts. Another might be great at writing. Another might be good at solving puzzles. And when they all team up? Magic happens. Let’s say you ask Grok a big question. It doesn’t just pick one AI to answer it. It sends the question to the whole group. Some agents read the question, others search for info, some double-check the answers, and others help put it all together in a clear way. They talk to each other, share ideas, and sometimes even disagree. But in the end, they work it out and come up with a super smart answer — faster and better than one AI could do alone....

Episode Title: 380,971 Cameras on INDIAN TRAINS, BEAWARE! Indian Passengers #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: The Indian government has launched a large-scale effort to install CCTV cameras across all trains in the country. This initiative, led by the Ministry of Railways, is aimed at increasing passenger safety and improving monitoring of onboard activities. The project will cover around 74,000 passenger coaches and 15,000 locomotives in a phased rollout. Each passenger coach will be fitted with four dome-style cameras, placed at entry and exit points. These are meant to capture clear footage of shared spaces like corridors and doorways without invading the privacy of passengers in berths or restrooms. In locomotives, six high-resolution cameras will be installed to capture views from the front, rear, and sides of the engine. Additionally, the driver's cab will be equipped with cameras and microphones to monitor communication and control activities. The cameras are de...

Episode Title: शुभांशु ने अंतरिक्ष स्टेशन में क्या किया? Shubhanshu Shukla completes 7 experiments on ISS: ISRO Produced by: Research Tv India Description: शुभांशु ने अंतरिक्ष स्टेशन में क्या किया? Shubhanshu Shukla completes 7 experiments on ISS: ISRO| Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: RUSSIAN Mom Found Living in Indian CAVE! What Happened NEXT is Amazing #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: A Russian woman was recently found living in a cave in India with her two young daughters. She had been staying in the forests near Gokarna, a coastal town in Karnataka. The family had been living away from society for years, surviving in nature without electricity, internet, or modern comforts. The woman, around 40 years old, had come to India years ago. Her visa had expired, but she didn’t leave. Instead, she chose a simple, spiritual life close to nature. She cooked food using gas, bathed in waterfalls, and taught her children by herself. She also practiced meditation and worshipped using traditional Hindu rituals. People living nearby noticed clothes hanging near the cave and informed the police. When they were found, the woman and her daughters appeared calm, healthy, and well cared for. She told the police they were happy living this way and didn’t ...

Episode Title: No One Believed Iron Man, Until He Made BILLIONS #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In the early 2000s, Marvel was struggling. The company had filed for bankruptcy in the 1990s and was trying to survive by licensing its popular characters like Spider-Man and X-Men to other studios. But they had lost control of their biggest heroes and needed a way to take back creative power—and make money fast. So Marvel took a big risk. They decided to make their own movies, starting with a character most people didn’t know well: Iron Man. They had no studio backing, no guaranteed audience, and chose Robert Downey Jr., a controversial actor at the time, to play the lead. Many thought it would fail. But in 2008, Iron Man was a massive hit. It made hundreds of millions of dollars and proved that Marvel could succeed on its own. The film launched the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), which would go on to earn billions. Iron Man didn’t just fly on screen—he lifted Marvel out of ...

Episode Title: SCAM in Indian Railways ‘Charging Point’ #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Indian Railways disables the charging points on trains between 11 pm and 5 am as a precautionary safety measure. This rule comes in response to several incidents of minor fires and short‑circuits that occurred when passengers overcharged phones, laptops, or used improper adapters overnight. By cutting power to these outlets at night, rail officials aim to reduce fire risk when most passengers are asleep and fires might go unnoticed until they become serious. This policy was first recommended in 2014, after a fire on the Bangalore–Nanded Express ©, and has since been enforced more strictly by the Railway Board across all zones. Western and Southern Railways began implementation in March of that year. While some argue that installing better circuit breakers or upgrading electrical wiring would be a smarter long‑term solution, railways say those infrastructure updates take time and money...

Episode Title: Japan Just Unlocked GOD MODE Internet - 125,000,000 Mbps #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Japan has recently set a new world record in internet speed by reaching an incredible 1.02 petabits per second. To put it simply, this speed is so fast that you could download over 125,000 gigabytes of data in just one second. It’s millions of times faster than the internet most people use today. The breakthrough was made using a special kind of fiber optic cable that has 19 separate cores. These cores allow data to travel in multiple streams at the same time, much like a superhighway with 19 lanes. Even though it’s much more powerful, the cable is the same size as regular fiber lines, making it easier to use with existing technology. The team tested this high-speed connection over a long distance—more than 1,800 kilometers—without losing speed or quality. This means it could be useful for long-range data transfer, such as across countries or under the ocean. While thi...

Episode Title: बड़ा खुलासा! अहमदाबाद विमान हादसे का सच आया सामने | Air India Flight News| Air India Flight Report Produced by: Research Tv India Description: बड़ा खुलासा! अहमदाबाद विमान हादसे का सच आया सामने | Air India Flight News| Air India Flight Report| Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

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Episode Title: This Country Has Petrol Price of '₹0.3/Per Litre' - Only One Country Has This Pricing #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Venezuela has some of the cheapest oil and gasoline in the world. Cars there can be filled for just a few cents per gallon. This happens because the government heavily subsidizes fuel, using money from the country’s oil. The low prices come from two big factors. First, Venezuela has huge oil reserves under the ground. Second, the government keeps prices very low at the pump as a way to make basics affordable for people. But this has side effects. The cheap fuel encourages people to drive more than they need, leading to more pollution and waste. Subsidized prices also create problems like smuggling—people buy cheap fuel and sell it in other countries where prices are higher. This can cause shortages at home. Even though Venezuelans pay almost nothing for fuel, the government still struggles to maintain oil production. Many of the ref...

Episode Title: While You Slept, NVIDIA Became A $4 Trillion MONSTER, The Biggest Company in The World #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Nvidia has recently reached a huge milestone by becoming the first company in the world to hit a market value of 4 trillion dollars. This means the total value of all its shares added together is more than 4 trillion. It’s a big moment not just for Nvidia, but for the entire tech world. The company makes powerful computer chips that are used in artificial intelligence (AI), gaming, and big data centers. These chips help computers think faster and work smarter. As AI becomes more important in daily life and business, more people and companies are investing in Nvidia. In the last few years, Nvidia's stock price has gone up very fast. It took just over two years to grow from 1 trillion to 4 trillion. This shows how much people believe in the company’s future. Investors expect Nvidia to earn a lot of money in the coming years because of th...

Episode Title: Shocking REPORT of Air India Flight 171 REVEALS Something STRANGE #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: The preliminary report on the Air India Flight AI171 crash was released today. It revealed that both engines of the aircraft shut down just moments after takeoff. The incident occurred on June 12, when the flight departed from Ahmedabad. According to the report, the switches that control the fuel supply to the engines were somehow moved to the "cutoff" position. This stopped the fuel flow, causing both engines to fail almost simultaneously. Cockpit recordings showed confusion between the pilots. One was heard asking the other why the engines were shut off, while the other denied doing so. The pilots quickly declared a mayday, but the aircraft lost altitude rapidly. Though they tried to restart the engines, there was not enough time or height left to recover the flight. The plane crashed about 30 seconds after takeoff. The investigation found no issue...

Episode Title: Nobel Prize Winner Says ‘AI is The MOST DANGEROUS Invention Ever’ Sir Geoffrey Hinton #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Geoffrey Hinton, often called the "Godfather of AI," made headlines when he publicly warned about the dangers of artificial intelligence. A Nobel Prize winner in computing and one of the key pioneers behind modern deep learning, Hinton dramatically shifted his stance in 2023 after decades of advancing the field. He stepped down from his role at Google so he could speak freely about his growing concerns. Hinton has said that AI may be "the most dangerous invention ever." His worry centers on the rapid development of AI systems that are becoming increasingly powerful—so much so that we may not fully understand or control them. He fears that future AI could surpass human intelligence, gain agency, and act in unpredictable ways. In his words, these systems might "develop goals that conflict with human values" or ev...

Episode Title: रुस ने झील बनाने के लिए फोड़ा परमाणु बम, रिजल्ट चौंकाने वाला था Produced by: Research Tv India Description: रुस ने झील बनाने के लिए फोड़ा परमाणु बम, रिजल्ट चौंकाने वाला था | Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: शेर जंगल का राजा हो सकते हैं, लेकिन भेड़िया कभी सर्कस में नाचता नहीं! Produced by: The Knowledge Description: Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: First NUCLEAR Power Plant in BIHAR! Can You Believe It? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: India’s nuclear mission is focused on expanding its clean energy capacity by establishing nuclear power plants across all states. This ambitious vision aligns with the nation’s growing energy demands and its commitment to reducing carbon emissions under international climate agreements. Currently, India has 23 operational nuclear reactors, with more under construction. The plan to set up at least one nuclear plant in every state will help ensure equitable energy distribution, enhance grid stability, and minimise dependence on fossil fuels. Nuclear energy is seen as a reliable base-load source, crucial for industrial growth and uninterrupted urban supply. This mission also has strategic implications. It will strengthen India’s technological capabilities, create specialised jobs, and advance indigenous research in reactor design and nuclear safety. The initiative builds u...

Episode Title: 2X MORE Oil Than ENTIRE Saudi, DISCOVERED in Antarctica, But WHO OWNS IT? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Recently, there have been reports that Russian scientific teams discovered a massive oil reserve under the Weddell Sea in Antarctica. The estimated size of this reserve is around 511 billion barrels, which is larger than the known oil reserves of countries like Saudi Arabia or regions like the North Sea. This discovery lies in an area claimed by the UK, Argentina, and Chile, creating possible geopolitical tensions. However, the Antarctic Treaty of 1959 strictly bans any extraction of natural resources and designates the continent for peaceful and scientific purposes only. Some experts believe Russia’s detailed seismic research could be preparation for future drilling, challenging the treaty’s terms. Others see it as part of broader geopolitical strategies, especially as cooperation between Russia and China increases in Antarctica. Officially, Russia an...

Episode Title: धरती पर मौजूद कुछ अजीब चीजें, जिन पर आपको यकीन नहीं होगा| Strange| Weird| Ocean Mystery Produced by: Research Tv India Description: धरती पर मौजूद कुछ अजीब चीजें, जिन पर आपको यकीन नहीं होगा| Strange| Weird| Ocean Mystery| Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: HUGE Medical WAR in India: Ayurvedic Doctors Clash With MBBS Doctors! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Recently, there was a controversy between Vidit Gujrathi, an Indian chess grandmaster, and The Liver Doc, Dr. Cyriac Abby Philips. It started when Vidit posted a selfie with his family on Doctor’s Day, wishing his father, wife, sister, and mother for their medical professions. Vidit’s father is an Ayurvedic migraine specialist, his wife is a homeopathy doctor, his mother practices cosmetology, and his sister is a physiotherapist. He called them all doctors in his post. The Liver Doc, who is known for his strong opinions against alternative medicine, replied that “None of them are really doctors.” He argued that Ayurveda, homeopathy, and cosmetology are not proper clinical medical degrees like MBBS or MD. Vidit got angry and replied that his family helps people silently and The Liver Doc has no right to decide who is called a doctor. Many people online supp...

Episode Title: LOKASI LIKUIFAKSI GEMPA PALU, SUDAH JADI HUTAN, MASYARAKAT SUDAH PINDAH TEMPAT Produced by: Kaka Anggella Description: Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Inside India’s RADIOACTIVE Village! Jharkhand’s Jadugoda #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Jadugoda, also known as Jadugora, is a village in Jharkhand, India, known for its uranium mines that began operation in 1967. Over the years, concerns have grown about the impact of uranium mining on the environment and public health in the region. The mining activities have released radioactive materials into the air, water, and soil around Jadugoda. Residents living near the mines are exposed to higher levels of radiation, mainly due to inhaling radon gas. People in the area have reported increased cases of congenital birth defects, miscarriages, infertility, respiratory illnesses, and cancer. Independent studies have also found contamination in the local river and groundwater, with radiation levels much higher than safe limits. Health surveys in the region have shown reduced lung capacities among workers, which is linked to uranium exposure. Despite these findings, ...

Episode Title: They Have Billions of Dollars, But ‘Can’t Show Their Face’ Bitcoin Vs Normal Billionaires! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Bitcoin billionaires are very different from normal billionaires. They have a lot of money, sometimes even billions, just through Bitcoin. But they do not openly show their face to the world. Normal billionaires like Mukesh Ambani, Elon Musk, or Ratan Tata live in big houses, do interviews, and everyone knows them. They attend public events, have security, and their wealth is visible to all. But Bitcoin billionaires mostly stay hidden. Many of them got fortune because of buying early. Their money is digital, and their identity is often secret. If people know they have so much crypto money, they can become a target for hacking or even threats in real life. That is why they keep a low profile. They spend carefully or convert their crypto slowly into normal money. So, even if they have billions sitting in their Bitcoin wallet, they live s...

Episode Title: Plane DROPS 26,000 Feet in Minutes, What Happened NEXT is Enigmatic! Japan Airlines #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Recently, a Japan Airlines flight suddenly dropped about 26,000 feet within minutes, scaring everyone on board. The plane was flying from Shanghai to Tokyo when it lost cabin pressure. Oxygen masks fell from the ceiling, and passengers woke up terrified, thinking the plane was going to crash. Some even wrote goodbye messages to their families because they thought they might die. The drop happened because of a problem with the plane’s pressurization system. When cabin pressure is lost at high altitude, there isn’t enough oxygen to breathe, and people can faint. That’s why the pilots quickly flew down to a lower height where everyone could breathe normally without masks. This is the usual emergency step to keep everyone safe. Thankfully, everyone survived, and the plane landed safely in Osaka. However, passengers were very shaken. Videos showed...

Episode Title: You Think Money Buys Love? Think Again - Here is Some SHOCKING DATA #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Out of the four richest people on Earth, three are divorced. This shows that extreme wealth does not guarantee relationship stability. Often, individuals who build such vast empires are deeply focused on their goals, companies, and ambitions. Their dedication demands time, energy, and mental bandwidth, leaving little for nurturing emotional bonds at home. Psychologically, power and success can change priorities. It can create a sense of independence where a person feels they do not need anyone emotionally or financially. This can lead to neglect in marriage, emotional disconnect, or ego clashes. Also, immense public attention and lifestyle differences may create conflicts in values and expectations within a couple. Another factor is the desire for growth and change. People who achieve extraordinary things often seek new experiences. Sometimes, they outgrow t...

Episode Title: Why ‘Maa’ is The Most POWERFUL Word On Earth! Respect Mothers #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: The word “maa” or “mom” is one of the most natural words for a human being because it originates from the earliest sounds that babies can make. Linguists have found that the sound “mmm” is easy for infants to produce because it requires minimal effort. Babies naturally close their lips and hum, creating the “mmm” sound without needing to move their tongue or adjust their breath heavily. Across cultures, words for mother often begin with the “m” sound, like “mama,” “mom,” “amma,” “ima,” and “maa.” This is not a coincidence. It is rooted in the universal pattern of language development in infants. When babies are hungry or seeking comfort, they often hum or murmur with closed lips, producing “mmm” as a comforting, instinctive sound. Over time, this became associated with the mother, who provides nourishment, care, and warmth. This pattern shows how language and biol...

Episode Title: सहारा दुनिया का सबसे गर्म रेत का मैदान कैसे बना ? How did the Sahara become the hottest desert? Produced by: Research Tv India Description: सहारा दुनिया का सबसे गर्म रेत का मैदान कैसे बना ? How did the Sahara become the hottest desert? Research Tv India Sahara Desert – The Deadly Sea of Sand The Sahara Desert is one of the most awe-inspiring and extreme environments on Earth. Spanning over 9 million square kilometers, it is the largest hot desert in the world, stretching across 11 countries in North Africa. When most people think of the Sahara, they imagine endless sand dunes under a blazing sun — and while that image is partly true, the Sahara is far more complex and mysterious than it seems. Millions of years ago, the Sahara was not a desert at all. It was a lush green landscape, filled with rivers, lakes, and even forests. Fossil evidence and ancient cave paintings show that people once hunted animals like elephants and giraffes here. But due to climate shifts and ...

Episode Title: CREEPY Link Between ‘Increased Pizza Orders’ & NATIONAL SECURITY Problems! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: An increase in the pizza index signals a national problem because it indicates that the Pentagon is placing unusually large pizza orders. The pizza index is an informal term used by analysts and journalists to track sudden bulk pizza deliveries to the Pentagon. Historically, such spikes have been observed before major military operations or critical emergency meetings. When large quantities of pizza are ordered at odd hours, it often means that defence officials are working overnight on urgent decisions. This could relate to troop movements, imminent strikes, or national security crises. Analysts monitor this index because it reflects an internal mobilisation of planning and strategy sessions that are not yet public. Therefore, a rise in the pizza index does not merely suggest that staff are working late. It signals that something significant is h...

Episode Title: Even Security Cameras Needs Security in This Country! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In Burundi, particularly in urban and semi-urban areas, there are unique security practices that reflect both the challenges of crime and the limitations of infrastructural development. Many businesses and homeowners install CCTV cameras for protection, but it is common to see these cameras themselves covered with metal cages or protective wire mesh. This practice arises because theft and vandalism are concerns even for security equipment. Thieves may target CCTV cameras to disable them before committing other crimes, or steal them outright due to their resale value. As a result, owners place strong metal cages around cameras, which often cover them entirely except for a small open viewing slot, ensuring they remain functional while protected. This has been a countrywide TREND in the place. Overall, caged CCTV cameras in Burundi highlight a dual reality – a growing awaren...

Episode Title: यहां जाना मना है| Secret Locations Spotted on Google Earth Produced by: Research Tv India Description: यहां जाना मना है| Secret Locations Spotted on Google Earth| Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Only ‘One’ USA State = Entire GDP of INDIA, How? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Many people might find it surprising, but the economy of California alone is almost as big as that of the entire country of India. California is just one state in the United States, but its GDP is massive because of its strong industries like technology, entertainment, agriculture, and finance. California is home to Silicon Valley, where big tech companies like Apple, Google, Meta, and many startups operate. These companies earn huge revenues, pay high taxes, and create many high-paying jobs. Apart from tech, Hollywood in Los Angeles generates billions through movies, music, and digital content. Agriculture in California is also powerful, with the state producing large amounts of fruits, vegetables, nuts, and dairy products for both domestic use and export. On the other hand, India is a large country with over 1.4 billion people. Its economy is growing fast but is spread over ...

Episode Title: You Will NEVER Believe Why These WINDOWS Are SEALED! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: The window tax was a unique form of property taxation implemented in England, Wales, and Scotland from 1696 until its repeal in 1851 in England and Wales, and 1852 in Scotland. It was introduced by King William III as a way to generate revenue without directly taxing income. Under this system, homeowners paid a flat-rate house tax plus an additional charge based on the number of windows in their property. The tax was designed to reflect wealth, assuming that larger houses with more windows belonged to the richer class. However, it led to unintended architectural consequences. Many homeowners bricked up their windows to reduce the number taxed, creating dark, poorly ventilated living spaces. This had negative health implications, contributing to dampness, respiratory illnesses, and lack of natural light in urban housing. The window tax became widely unpopular, earning the n...

Episode Title: If You Somehow Lived For 200 YEARS, This is How YOU Would Look #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: It is a common observation that human ears do not stop growing entirely as we age. Unlike bones, which stop growing after puberty, certain parts of our body made of cartilage, such as ears and nose, continue to change throughout life. This is because ears are primarily composed of cartilage, which is a flexible connective tissue. As we grow older, the cartilage in our ears undergoes structural changes. It does not grow in the same way bone tissue does, but it continues to change shape and loses elasticity over time. Additionally, gravity plays a role in making ears appear larger as the skin and cartilage sag slightly with age. This process is gradual, leading to a subtle increase in ear length, particularly in the earlobes, which can elongate over decades. Studies have shown that ears can grow by an average of 0.22 millimetres per year. This is why older people o...

Episode Title: अंतरिक्ष में अब क्या करेंगे शुभांशु शुक्ला? Axiom Space Astronaut: Shubhanshu Shukla Produced by: Research Tv India Description: अंतरिक्ष में अब क्या करेंगे शुभांशु शुक्ला? Axiom Space Astronaut: Shubhanshu Shukla| Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.