The samples were returned to Earth in a capsule that landed in the Australian outback in December 2020. Scientists are still examining the samples for clues of the origins of the universe.
After the spacecraft succeeded at its primary mission, JAXA engineers announced in December 2020 that they would use the remaining xenon propellant to enable Hayabusa-2 to carry out a fly-by in July 2026 of the asteroid 2002 CC21, which has a diameter of around 500 metres and is 12. Read More...
Wong Sze-kiu began her journey into the world of service in primary school with a simple act – selling flags to support a cause greater than herself.
Shy by nature, she was amazed at her younger brother’s boldness as he fearlessly approached passers-by and asked them to contribute.
Little did she know that this shared experience would sow the seeds of change within her.
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Most fansites are happy to simply share their photos on Twitter or in other social media channels with watermarks of their own logos, but others may sell their own photos through merchandise such as photobooks or photocards.
In many cases, idols appreciate fansites for the free promotion they get. Often the number of fansites is an indication of the popularity of an idol.
Recently though, some fansites have been exhibiting sasaeng, or obsessive behaviour – for instance when a site dedicated to Iz*One’s Jang Won-young’s, Stay Delight (@staydelight0831), posted close-up photos of the idol in New York on Twitter. Read More...
