Walking Evening News: Japanese primary school students' summer tricks 🌞
Good night,
The coolness brought by the typhoon quickly dissipated, and in Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture, which has the title of "Japan's Hottest City", the local government came up with a countermeasure for the 9,000 local elementary school students to cool off the heat by issuing special small yellow umbrellas to them.
Kumagaya City has repeatedly measured national high temperature records due to the Foehn effect. This year Japan has been hit by heat waves, and Kumagaya City has not been spared. It has experienced hot weather of over 35 degrees Celsius for several days. The weight of this glass fiber umbrella is only 336 grams. , is also printed with a city mascot, hoping that the little yellow umbrella can not only block the sun for school children, but also maintain social distance, take into account heatstroke and epidemic prevention.
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Global Hotspot
Chile held a referendum on the new constitution on the 4th to decide whether to abolish the constitution enacted under the dictator Augusto Pinochet, the result was 62% of the voters who voted against it.
In 2019, large-scale demonstrations broke out in Chile due to the rise in subway ticket prices and social dissatisfaction with the gap between the rich and the poor. The following year, a referendum was overwhelmingly passed, a new constitution was decided, and a leftist ex-leader of the student movement, who was only 36 years old, was elected. When Gabriel Boric became president, the new constitution was also strongly left-wing progressives, including the recognition of the right of indigenous peoples (13% of Chile's population) to self-determination, the legalization of abortion, and the emphasis on environmental protection and sexual equality, which seemed to turn Chile into a welfare state. system, but many reforms were also considered too radical and were ultimately rejected by public opinion.
out of gender
A court in Urmia, Iran, has sentenced two LGBT activists, Zahra Seddiqi Hamedani, 31, and Elham Choubdar, 24, to death for felony "corruption on earth", according to Norwegian human rights group Hengaw. . The judicial authorities later confirmed the verdict, but claimed that the pair committed "human trafficking".
Seddiqi Hamedani, a longtime public defender of LGBT rights in Iran on social media, was reportedly arrested while trying to seek asylum in Turkey. Iranian law recognizes same-sex sexual activity as a criminal offense, with penalties ranging from caning to the death penalty, but a spokesman for the German-based Iranian lesbian and transgender network "6-Rang" pointed out that this is the first time in Iranian history that a woman has been charged with the crime. Sexual orientation was sentenced to death, calling on foreign governments to pressure authorities to release the pair.
I can't just see
This toaster-sized device at the bottom left is producing oxygen on Mars, bringing humanity one step closer to the vision of landing on the "red planet"!
The device, called the "Mars Oxygen In-Situ Resource Utilization Experiment Instrument" (MOXIE), was carried on the NASA Perseverance rover that landed on Mars in February last year. In the past year, MOXIE has successfully performed many experiments. In different seasons and day and night, the carbon dioxide rich in the Martian atmosphere is converted into oxygen at a rate similar to that of a small tree on Earth. It is also the first time in the history of space exploration that the natural resources of another planet have been extracted for human missions.
Quote of the Day
“I want people to see them as artists, not as refugees or victims.” 🇺🇦
A group of Ukrainian dancers who fled the war in their homeland are preparing for the French ballet "Giselle" under the guidance of the well-known Russian-American choreographer and former Bolshoi Ballet Artistic Director Alexei Ratmansky. ) performance.
Since its training in April, the "United Ukrainian Ballet Company" (United Ukrainian Ballet Company) has toured in the Netherlands, where it is based, and is about to perform in London. It combines political action and art to show Ukrainian culture to the world , not as refugees or as refugees. Victims, but shine on the stage as an artist.
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