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Adorable Moment Young ‘britain’s Got Talent’ Singer Performs for Elderly
An eight-year-old singer wows residents at a care home in Bristol with his performance, leaving them dancing and singing along. Lucciano Mortimore captured hearts on Britain's Got Talent last year and continues to spread joy through music. With inspiration from family members who are seasoned performers, the young superstar brings happiness to audiences wherever he performs. Residents at Avon Valley Care Home praise Lucciano's talent and eagerly await his next visit, making him a true born superstar in their eyes.
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Chile Flowers Are Blooming in Space
In July 2021, NASA astronauts on the International Space Station successfully grew chile peppers in a groundbreaking experiment. Working with researchers at Kennedy, they monitored the peppers' growth and recently harvested a bumper crop of 26 peppers, setting a new record for feeding astronauts in space. The Plant Habitat-04 project proved to be one of the most challenging yet rewarding plant experiments conducted aboard the orbital lab. Check out this amazing image from Sept. 30 showing vibrant chile flowers and buds thriving in space!
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Jupiter’s Moon Just Sprouted an Enormous Volcano
NASA's Juno spacecraft has discovered a massive new volcano on Jupiter's moon Io, covering over 110 square miles. The volcano was spotted during a recent flyby, revealing previously unseen changes on the moon since 1997. Images of the volcanic feature and surrounding lava flows were presented at a science congress in Berlin this week. Scientists are excited to learn more about Io's extreme volcanic activity and its potential for understanding planetary formation processes.
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This Artist Makes Furniture Out of Tennis Balls
An eco-designer in Belgium is turning used tennis balls into stylish furniture pieces, saving them from ending up in landfills. Mathilde Wittock and her team hand carve 1,800 balls per day to create unique chaise lounges and benches. The fuzzy tennis balls are dyed to match interior colors, making the furniture both eye-catching and comfortable. By repurposing these durable balls that take 400 years to decompose, Wittock showcases the importance of circular design in reducing waste.
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Bangkok turns to urban forests to beat worsening floods
Bangkok is tackling flooding issues by launching city forests that soak up excess rainwater runoff. A new park opening in December will have 4,500 trees and innovative water management features. The key to solving the flooding problem is embracing water, says landscape architect Kotchakorn Voraakhom. Urban forests are transforming Bangkok into a more sustainable and flood-resilient city with green spaces for all to enjoy.
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Dad gets tattoo of alphabet to help autistic son communicate
A heartwarming story about a dad who got an alphabet tattoo so his non-speaking, autistic son can always communicate with him. Dan Harris, 45, had the £180 tattoo done on his arm to help son Joshie, 10. Using an iPad 'talker', Joshie spells out words and basic sentences - but when it's unavailable, he touches Dan's tattoo instead. The innovative communication method has transformed their lives and is a backup for when the talker isn't accessible or charged up.
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California’s Food Recovery Program is the First of its Kind in the US
In the first three months of 2024, Bon Appétit Management Company (BAMCO) cafes in California donated over 65,000 pounds of food. BAMCO's food recovery program began in 2015 to reduce waste and emissions. California is now ahead of regulations with its successful program under SB1383, diverting organic waste from landfills by donating surplus food to feed the hungry. The state's efforts have led to a significant reduction in emissions and an increase in meals served through food recovery initiatives like those at Alameda County Community Food Bank.
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Climate resilience: Copenhagen's dream of a flood-proof city
In response to increasing rain due to climate change, Copenhagen is building new infrastructure above and below ground. The city's 'cloudburst management plan' includes tunnels and nature-based solutions. These innovative projects aim to prevent damage from heavy downpours in the future, showcasing a proactive approach towards climate adaptation. Copenhagen's efforts serve as an example for other cities looking to increase resilience against extreme weather events.
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8 Road Trips Perfect for Leaf-Peeping Across America
As autumn arrives in North America, vibrant fall colors create stunning landscapes that are like stepping into a living painting. From mountain roads to historic routes, embark on scenic drives that will leave you breathless with wonder. Pack your sense of adventure and camera for an unforgettable journey through classic New England scenes and quirky Southwestern surprises. These eight road trips will redefine your idea of fall travel, so get ready to chase the changing leaves and capture memories that will last a lifetime!
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Woman Makes Gorgeous Wearable “Glass” Dress
In a stroke of creative genius, fashion designer Shay Rose crafted a stunning dress that truly looks like it's made of glass. Drawing inspiration from Nina Dobrev's Met Gala look, Shay used innovative materials like Clear Worbla and resin to bring her vision to life. The result is nothing short of magical - a wearable piece of art that has captured the attention of many online. Fans are already imagining fantastical characters who could don such an exquisite creation!
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Epilepsy drug shows signs it can cure obstructive sleep apnea
A new study suggests that an epilepsy drug could cure a potentially deadly snoring condition, obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Patients in a clinical trial experienced reduced symptoms while taking sulthiame. This common condition causes loud snoring and interrupted breathing during sleep, leading to health risks like high blood pressure and heart disease. The study showed promising results with the drug treatment, offering hope for those struggling with OSA.