Weird viral photo of Adele's face exemplifies the phenomenon called the Thatcher effect

1 [Weird viral photo of Adele's face exemplifies the phenomenon called the Thatcher effect]( It seems that [Adele]( is going viral once again. Perhaps you’ve seen the [image]( in question previously (it seems to make the rounds every couple of years). But in case you missed it—it’s Adele’s face. Normal, just upside down. Only it’s not normal. In fact, when you turn Adele’s face right side up, what you notice is that her eyes and mouth were actually right-side up THE ENTIRE TIME, even though the entire head was upside down. So when you turn the head right side up, the eyes and mouth are now UPSIDE-DOWN—and you can’t unsee it. Do you feel like you're Alice in Wonderland yet? [Read the story]( 2 [Airline plans to introduce an 'adults-only' section for passengers 'for some extra peace of mind']( Travelers who stress over crying babies during a flight might find some peace thanks to an airline company that's launching an "adult-only" zone. The Turkish-Dutch airline Corendon has announced the creation of a child-free zone on some of their flights, which will be ideal for business class travelers and childless passengers. The section will be cordoned off with walls and curtains and cost $48. Customers can also get nine XL seats with extra leg rooms costing $108. More than 100 seats on the flight will be exclusively for passengers above 16 years of age, reports [Mashable](. “This zone in the aircraft is intended for passengers traveling without children and for business travelers who want to work in a quiet environment,” Corendon said in a [press release](. “At the same time, the introduction of the Only Adult zone also has a positive effect for parents with children. They don’t have to worry as much about possible reactions from fellow passengers if their child is a bit busier or cries.” The Only Adult zone will be in the front section of the flight. [Read the story]( Did a friend forward this to you? [Subscribe here]( 3 [Oncologist shares how studying 5,000+ near-death experiences convinced him of an afterlife]( What happens [when we die]( What, if anything, comes next? When our body goes kaput, is that it? Are we done? Or is there another part of us—[a consciousness, a spirit, a soul]( lives on in some other form or plane of existence? These are questions that humans have asked since time immemorial, and no one knows the answers for sure. We may have spiritual or philosophical or religious beliefs about life after death, but they are just that—beliefs. Scientifically speaking, we can't prove what happens to our inner self when we die. But that hasn't stopped one doctor from studying the closest phenomenon we have to death itself—the near-death experience. [Read the story]( 4 [Woman goes to huge lengths to adopt husband's ex-wife's baby to save him from foster care]( Christie and Wesley Werts have taken the idea of a [blended family]( the next level. When the couple fell in love five years ago and married, they brought together her children, Megan and Vance, and his children, Austin and Dakota. As of January, the Ohio family has five children after adopting young Levi, 2. Levi is the son of Wesley’s ex-wife, who passed away[four days after the child was born](. The ex-wife had the boy prematurely, at 33 weeks, and died soon after from drug addiction and complications of COVID-19. When Levi was born, he was a ward of the state with no first name or birth certificate. [Read the story]( 5 [Woman shares wedding album her mom made that’s making people crack up]( There's no denying that a [wedding day]( is a special memory most people want to hold onto for the rest of their lives. It's the reason people spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on [wedding pictures]( and hand out disposable cameras to guests—to capture memories from all angles, including behind-the-scenes moments that you may forget due to the nerves beforehand. One mother of the bride decided to take her daughter's beautiful wedding photos and create a special personalized photo album. But upon further inspection of the gift, the bride noticed that something was amiss. Niki Hunt, told [Good Morning America]( that when her mom, [Sherry Noblett, gave her the wedding album]( at brunch, she admitted she may have messed up. "She’s very crafty, so usually when she says something like that, it’s something really small. I'm thinking some of the pictures are askew, or whatever," Hunt explained to [GMA](. [Read the story]( Find us on the World Wide Web: [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Website]( [LinkedIn]( Copyright © 2023 GOOD | Upworthy, All rights reserved. 1370 N St Andrews Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90028 You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.