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Nepal's state-run airline has confirmed that it sacrificed two goats to appease a Hindu god, following technical problems with one of its aircraft.
The airline said that after Sunday's ceremony the plane successfully completed a flight to Hong Kong.
"Anger of the Gods" is a term used to describe natural disasters or catastrophic events that are believed to be caused by deities or higher powers expressing their anger or displeasure.
No, "Anger of the Gods" is not a scientific concept. It is a belief or theory that is rooted in religious or cultural beliefs, rather than scientific evidence.
While some natural disasters may seem like a coincidence, they are typically the result of natural forces and processes, such as earthquakes and hurricanes. These events can be studied and understood through scientific methods.
Some people may attribute natural disasters to "Anger of the Gods" as a way to explain the unknown or unpredictable nature of these events, or as a way to find meaning or purpose in tragic events.
Science does not support the concept of "Anger of the Gods" as there is no scientific evidence to suggest that deities or higher powers have a direct influence on natural disasters. Natural disasters can be explained and understood through scientific principles and research.