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		+	The Marvel of Remote Learning
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		+	The Coronavirus or Covid-19 has made a large impact in not only health and the economy, but also our education. This caused higher education establishments to change to remote learning to continue education despite a global pandemic. This sudden shift is likely to be troublesome because of the accessibility of remote learning differs from person to person. These problems consist of no internet access to lack of technological devices. Listening to these problems will for sure change academic policies and the current policies for remote learning can only be provided as a framework for upcoming plans for teaching and learning from online.
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		+	Source: http://asianjde.org/ojs/index.php/AsianJDE/article/view/453

	Bees Practice Social Distancing		Bees Practice Social Distancing

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		+	Bees Practice Social Distancing
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		+	With the coronavirus spreading, we distance ourselves from others in order to prevent the spread of the virus. Not all viruses affect humans, but instead, they affect other animals, like bees. However, just like humans, bees distance themselves from each other to stop the spread of a virus. In one case of a virus called Israeli acute paralysis virus, studies show that honeybees practice a form of social distancing in order to prevent the spread of the virus in their colony. Honeybees lived in huge colonies, with tens of thousands living next to each other closely, so scientists wondered how they keep the infections from spreading. For example, when bees interact with nestmates, bees that are infected experience fewer contact than bees that are not infected.
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		+	Source: https://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode/virus-infected-bees-practice-social-distancing/

	The Oceans Under The Ocean		The Oceans Under The Ocean

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		+	The Oceans Under The Ocean
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		+	Scientists, after decades of searching, have found what seems to be a massive reservoir underneath the ocean, which is said to fill the surface oceans 3 times over. They say it might have been formed because of a mineral called ringwoodite, which can trap water. The water is trapped in these minerals and is moved up to the surface in the transition zone, which means water may not have come from these comets, but actually these minerals. With this, new ecosystems and lifeforms could be discovered which was hidden 400+ miles below the surface, which can definitely provide great discoveries.
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		+	Source: https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/184564-scientists-discover-an-ocean-400-miles-beneath-our-feet-that-could-fill-our-oceans-three-times-over

	Turning Hydrogen Into A Metal		Turning Hydrogen Into A Metal

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		+	Turning Hydrogen Into A Metal
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		+	Scientists have "crushed" hydrogen to a point where they think they have found a way to make metal out of hydrogen. This metallic hydrogen appeared at a pressure that is 4 million times greater than the Earth's atmosphere. This experiment is bringing answers to a prediction that was first brought up in the 1930s. In creating this metallic hydrogen, scientists had squeezed hydrogen gas between two diamonds, and they had sent infrared light through the crushed hydrogen. As the pressure increased, the hydrogen started to become opaque to the light, which is a sign that it was becoming a metal. The properties of the metal are still unclear and they are still researching this new phenomenon.
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		+	Source: https://www.sciencenews.org/article/hydrogen-metal-claim-diamond-pressure

	The Yemen Crisis		The Yemen Crisis

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		+	The Yemen Crisis
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		+	In the month of June, the UN or the United Nations announced that Yemen was in the largest humanitarian crisis in the world with 24 million people in need of aid. This crisis was initially backed up with a 5-year long civil war and has only been made worse by the coronavirus outbreak. The testing rates are incredibly low, and Yemen only has access to a few medical professionals because some have fled the country in the midst of conflict. Up to 50% of the population doesn't even have access to clean water and sharing the little food they have. The country was already destroyed by bombings and the virus is expected to cause more deaths. Some even say that Yemen will eventually not be part of the world map, being completely erased. What people can do to help is to donate and spread awareness of this crisis.
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		+	Source: https://www.oxfordstudent.com/2020/06/18/the-yemen-crisis-civil-war-starvation-and-now-a-global-pandemic/

	<br><br>'''Huge Russian Oil Spill Pollutes Big Lake near Norilsk'''		<br><br>'''Huge Russian Oil Spill Pollutes Big Lake near Norilsk'''

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 The SpaceX Dragon Launch
-On May 30th, SpaceX with the supported of Nasa, launched astronauts into space for the first time in a decade on U.S. soild. It opens a new era as SpaceX is the first private company to launch astronauts into orbit. This is only the first step to a new Space Era as well as the first step for the founder and owner of SpaceX, Elon Musk. The astronauts are Robert L. Behnken and Douglas O. Hurley. Each as flown twice in previous space shuttle missions, and no stranger to space. On May 31st, both astronauts arrived safely to the ISS, or the International Space Station. Their mission was to test out the capsule and its capabilities, however, their mission will not be complete until they return home.
+On May 30th, SpaceX with the support of Nasa launched astronauts into space for the first time in a decade on U.S. soil. It opens a new era as SpaceX is the first private company to launch astronauts into orbit. This is only the first step to a new Space Era as well as the first step for the founder and owner of SpaceX, Elon Musk. The astronauts are Robert L. Behnken and Douglas O. Hurley. Each as flown twice in previous space shuttle missions, and no stranger to space. On May 31st, both astronauts arrived safely to the ISS or the International Space Station. Their mission was to test out the capsule and its capabilities, however, their mission will not be complete until they return home.
 Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/30/science/spacex-launch-nasa.html