Omicron: Tracking South African COVID 19 Spread

Name: Omicron: Tracking South African COVID 19 Spread
Uploaded: 2024-04-15T16:37:17+08:00
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2024-04-15

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On May 17, the United States held its first public hearing on UFOs since 1966. During the hour-and-a-half-long meeting, some UFO footage was shown and highlighted how the U.S. Department of Defense had collected at least 400 sightings and 11 near-collision incidents. - DayDayNews
The threat of nuclear war is the gravest since the Cold War, so a group of scientists revisits the never-ending bleak subject of what would happen if atomic bombs started flying in today's world. As you can imagine, this is pretty scary. - DayDayNews
Scientists now believe that declining ozone over the Arctic is causing unexpected weather effects in the Northern Hemisphere. As reported in Nature Geoscience , the team believes they have discovered a causal link between reduced ozone and unusual weather events. - DayDayNews
The male protagonist is a physics genius. He discovered the secret of time at the age of 28 and successfully invented a time machine. He is a sure winner in life! Just when this great god was about to solemnly announce his great discovery to the world, an accident happened! Of co - DayDayNews
There is a terrifying legend circulating deep in the dense forests of Xishuangbanna, Yunnan. There is a man-eating blanket-like monster in the Lancang River that sucks human blood. It is extremely terrifying. Once encountered, there is no possibility of survival. Is this true? - DayDayNews
One laboratory announced its new establishment. From a common sense point of view, since it has been released to the public, it must not be a small laboratory or it must be responsible for some insignificant fringe projects; since a laboratory has been established and publicly an - DayDayNews
It might be tempting to use a cup with a green “Plant-Based” label for a cup of coffee, or see that the plastic utensils in your takeout are “100% compostable.” Some comfort. So could a plastic made from plants rather than petroleum actually melt harmlessly in the environment? - DayDayNews
[Source: Shunyi Ecological Environment] Ubiquitous plastic products have facilitated people's lives, but the resulting plastic waste has caused a lot of pollution to the ecological environment... - DayDayNews
Every spring and summer is the time when most young birds learn survival skills such as leaving the nest to fly and foraging for food. Due to rain, strong winds, physical strength and other reasons, many young birds will accidentally fall from the trees when learning to fly. . Wh - DayDayNews
Paris, July 7, local time, France had 161,265 new confirmed patients and 89 new deaths within 24 hours, bringing the total to 149,943. - DayDayNews

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