Walking Evening News: Evidence that the hairy child loves you🐶
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First, I would like to share with you/you an image of Jupiter captured by the James Webb Space Telescope , with clearly visible moons, auroras, Jupiter's rings and the Earth-sized Great Red Spot storm Even NASA scientists can't believe the details, saying that this is the appearance of Jupiter that humans have never seen before. (In order to highlight the planetary features, the infrared data observed by the Webb Space Telescope has been adjusted and converted into visible light images 🔭)
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Global Hotspot
Eight-year-old Jhonas Doaiyne, who is in third grade, had never been in a school uniform, entered a classroom, or sat next to his classmates in class until Monday -- two days after the outbreak of the Philippines imposed what could be the world's longest lockdown. For more than years, he and 27 million students across the country have only been able to study through computers or mobile phone screens. Until the 22nd, about 46% of the students in the Philippines resumed physical classes five days a week, and it is expected that it will not be until November to return to school. The goal.
Despite the Philippine media's hype about the long-awaited opening day, many schools put up banners at the gates to welcome students who return to campus wearing masks. But amid the euphoria, the consequences of more than two years of remote teaching have emerged—a recent World Bank report found that up to 90 percent of 10-year-olds in the Philippines still cannot read and understand simple stories. Remediating the "lost generation" and bridging the digital gap between urban and rural areas will become the top priority.
【Learning Crisis】 The epidemic is a crisis for girls all over the world, this is what we have witnessed and worked hard in Uganda 🇺🇬
out of gender
A video of Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin dancing at a private party sparked an uproar , and even took a drug test to prove her innocence (negative) at the request of members of the opposition.
While some critics criticized Marin's behavior as a country's prime minister, women in Finland and other countries began uploading videos of themselves dancing, with the hashtag #solidaritywithsanna , in defense of the 36-year-old leader after work The freedom to party and dance and point out the double standards of men and women in society – Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was filmed sipping beer at a music festival and was greeted like a rock star.
I can't be the only one who knows
According to a study by a Japanese team published in the journal Current Biology , tears can prove that the dog at home is truly in love with you/you, and oxytocin, known as the "love hormone" May be the mechanism behind it.
Researchers at Azabu University and Jichi Medical University placed test strips under the eyelids of 22 pet dogs and found that they shed more tears when they were reunited after being separated from their owners for 5 to 7 hours, and more than when they saw other acquaintances. For humans, seeing furry children crying also makes them want to take care of their pets, and this "tear of happiness" helps increase the emotional bond between humans and dogs.
Quote of the Day
"Although they were all strangers, more than 100 people at the scene suddenly had a common name: Xianzi's friend." —— " After Xianzi v. Zhu Jun lost the case, what did she and them leave behind for the Chinese feminist movement? >
The landmark case of China's "Rice Rabbit" (i.e. #MeToo) movement "Xianzi v. Zhu Jun" was sentenced a few days ago. Feminist activist Han Meimei, who witnessed the development of the movement, wrote about Xianzi's "fighting" process, and how the community concerned about this case is in the country. Under the pressure of the domestic machine, the community is formed in the name of "Xianzi's friend". Don't miss the rare first-hand record.
"Although Xianzi v. Zhu Jun lost the case, it has become a highlight in the history of China's modern anti-sexual harassment movement. This history is also a history written by countless oppressed women."
[Extended reading] Peng Shuai, the resonance of a broken voice
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