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China Has Named This Pilot As The First Woman Astronaut To Work On Its Space Station And To Spacewalk
Wang Yaping, a military pilot and astronaut, is set to become the first woman astronaut to work on China’s new Tiangong space station.
This Filipino Catholic Priest Held A Drive-Through Blessing For Pets At A Mall For An Annual Festival
More than 500 pets of different species in the Philippines received unconventional blessings in an unconventional way unique to the age of the pandemic on Sunday Oct. 3.
German Researchers Have Potty-Trained Cows To Pee In A Toilet Area To Help Reduce Greenhouse Gases
Researchers in Germany have successfully managed to potty-train cows to help reduce greenhouse gas emission.
A Fire Broke Out At A Residential Building In Taiwan And At Least 46 People Are Dead
On early Thursday morning, a 13-story building in Kaoshiung, southern Taiwan, caught fire, killing 46 people and injuring dozens, making it one of the country’s deadliest fire in decades.
This Kenyan Runner Who Broke A World Record Was Found Stabbed To Death Allegedly By Her Husband
Kenyan runner Agnes Tirop, the world record holder for the women-only 10 km road race, has been found dead in her home in Iten.
This Stray Dog In Turkey Takes Public Transport By Himself Every Day In Istanbul And Now He’s A Celebrity
Boji, a dog in Istanbul, Turkey, takes public transport on his own every day and travels around the city, where many subway passengers are used to his presence.
This Riverside Restaurant In Thailand Flooded And Became A Hot New Dining Destination
A riverside hotpot restaurant in Thailand that was flooded has become a new viral dining destination, becoming so popular that customers are having to make reservations in advance.
Australia Has Returned The World’s Oldest Rainforest Back To Its Indigenous Owners
The world’s oldest tropical rainforest, Daintree Rainforest, in Australia has been returned to Aboriginal people in an official acknowledgment ceremony on Wednesday Sep. 29.
In A Historic Breakthrough, The WHO Has Approved The First Ever Malaria Vaccine For African Children
In a historic breakthrough, children in Africa will be vaccinated against the deadly disease of malaria.
These Engineers Built The World’s Largest CO2 Capture Plant In Iceland To Start To Reverse Climate Change
The world’s largest carbon dioxide-extracting plant has opened in Iceland, beginning operations on Sep. 8.
This Italian String Quartet Performed Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” On A Giant Violin Boat Sailing Through Venice
A giant violin carrying a string quartet floated down the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy, on Sunday Sep. 19.