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Chinas rock samples brought back from the moon shed light on meteor strikes here on Earth, say sc

Tiny lunar glass beads that form after asteroid strikes reveal how meteorite impacts on the moon million years ago mirrored those on Earth, including the celestial crash that doomed the dinosaurs, say scientists. After analysing lunar soil samples brought back by China’s Chang’e 5 mission in late 2020, the international research team said the moon could be used as a blueprint to construct a timeline showing the bombardment of Earth.“The moon is the Earth’s natural satellite.

Hedge fund diversification: the rise of one-member clubs

But a growing number of prominent hedge funders are also quietly cordoning off private enclaves for themselves, often within their big-name firms. Eric Mindich, Dan Och and others have created what are known as single family offices - and not everyone is happy about it. Critics say managers should focus on their hedge funds and, in effect, eat their own cooking. "I expect hedge fund managers to be 100 per cent invested in their hedge funds,"

Hong Kong researchers find ketamine use rose during Covid-19 restrictions, despite drop in consumpti

“The drug market has been very resilient against public health policies,” Rex Lam Pui-kin, a clinical associate professor of practice in the department said. “Even though the pandemic had caused impacts, the market still had its ways of providing drugs to users.” Lam’s study showed that emergency ward case records for cases involving ketamine, methamphetamine – known as Ice – and cannabis had seen an initial increase in 2020, but those for cocaine had remained constant throughout the pandemic.

Japan extends bullet train travel to northern island of Hokkaido

The first Shinkansen bullet train line directly linking Japan’s northernmost island Hokkaido with Tokyo opened on Saturday, promising shorter travel times and introducing slick new cars. The first train on a section of the Hokkaido Shinkansen Line left Shin-Aomori Station in Aomori Prefecture, at the tip of Japan’s main Honshu Island at 6.32am, bound for Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto terminal in Hokkaido. According to operators Hokkaido Railway Co. and East Japan Railway Co., the high-speed trains will run from Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto to the capital in as little as four hours and two minutes.

Natures power to restore iconic UNESCO Heritage Site Jiuzhaigou works wonders

[Sponsored Article] The captivating beauty of Jiuzhaigou, or “Nine Village Valley”, in Sichuan Province, China, has been crafted by nature over hundreds of millions of years. A massive earthquake that hit the UNESCO’s World  Heritage Site in early August damaged some scenic sites of the Jiuzhaigou National Park and forced its temporary closure. However, nature has its curious way of reshaping dreamy landscapes, making them even more wondrous. Experts familiar with the unique geology of Jiuzhaigou are confident that some of the damaged scenic areas will be restored, either naturally or artificially.

10 Enigmatic Facts About Eas A' Chual Aluinn

Source: World-of-waterfalls.com Located in the picturesque Highlands of Scotland, Eas a’ Chual Aluinn stands as a true marvel of nature. This majestic waterfall holds a mesmerizing charm that has captivated visitors for centuries. With its breathtaking height and serene surroundings, Eas a’ Chual Aluinn remains an enigmatic landmark that continues to intrigue both locals and tourists alike. In this article, we will delve into the intriguing details surrounding Eas a’ Chual Aluinn, unearthing ten fascinating facts that contribute to its enigmatic appeal.

Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus: open letter for Real Madrid fans explains shock transfer

“I only have feelings of enormous gratitude for this club, for this hobby and for this city. I can only thank all of them for the love and affection I have received. “However, I believe that the time has come to open a new stage in my life and that is why I have asked the club to accept transferring me. I feel that way and I ask everyone, and especially our followers, to please understand me.

Face Off: Is detention an effective punishment for students? - YP

Detention can be a very effective form of punishment. It can stop students from misbehaving and help them reflect on their actions. There’s also the time factor. In secondary school, the ability to manage your time is very important. So, when time is taken away from them, they’ll realise the value of obeying teachers’ instructions and trying their best in the classroom. For example, students who are late for their lessons often should be made to stay at school after classes have ended.

K-drama and K-pops Bae Suzy is also a Korean CF queen but how does the Porsche-driving star o

Bae attended the School of Performing Arts Seoul before being scouted for idol-dom Before becoming a trainee star, Bae (born Bae Su-ji) attended the prestigious School of Performing Arts Seoul, where she studied alongside the likes of F(x)’s Sulli and Girl’s Day’s Hyeri. Soon after graduating, she was scouted by JYP Entertainment when she was spotted going to the restroom outside auditions for TV talent show, Superstar K.Bae started out as part of Miss A, before switching to acting

One Piece Episode 1094 SPOILERS: Egghead Island Secrets Unveiled

As anticipation mounts for the release of One Piece Episode 1094 on Sunday, February 18, at 9:30 am JST, fans are eagerly awaiting the latest spoilers for the episode. The excitement is palpable as viewers anticipate the deeper insights promised in One Piece Episode 1094, Kuma’s history and Egghead Island’s secrets. In One Piece Episode 1094, viewers can expect a meticulous dissection of the fragmented knowledge surrounding Kuma, and what Bonney's observations regarding her father are.