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Pope Francis hits the road; an 8-foot athlete rules Paris; Moon crash video a fake; and the planet-protecting doughnut.
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Pope Francis is hitting the road, touring the Asia-Pacific region to spread messages of peace and planet protection. At 87 years old, he's on a mission to bring different faiths together and fight climate change.
Meet Morteza Mehrzadselakjani, the towering 8-foot-1 sitting volleyball star making waves at the Paralympics! Despite his height challenges, he's helping Iran go for their third straight gold.
Aussie scientists have made a delicious discovery—a doughnut-shaped layer deep within the Earth! This hidden doughnut could help us understand how the Earth’s magnetic shield works, protecting us from solar storms.
A viral video claims to show a giant asteroid hitting the moon, but Squiz-E the Newshound is here to tell us it's a hoax! While asteroids do hit the moon, seeing it live is super rare. Don’t be fooled—remember to Stop, Think & Check before you believe everything you see online!
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