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Canada will punish crimes committed on the moon

More than 50 years ago, astronauts on the Apollo missions left 96 bags of miscellaneous trash on the surface of the moon. But back then, they didn't face a fine for littering in the wrong place, since space and the moon in particular are essentially lawless regions. Now Canada has decided to correct the situation.

The Criminal Code is going to be amended to prosecute crimes committed by Canadian astronauts during missions to the moon or on the surface of the satellite. Foreign astronauts who threaten the lives or safety of Canadian astronauts could also be punished under Canadian law.

The changes are related to the future Artemis mission, which will launch the first group of humans to the moon since the 1970s.

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IKEA has created meatballs that will help preserve biodiversity on the planet

There is one nuance: the new recipe will not be to people's taste, but insects will be happy to try it. The meatballs contain soil, clay and wildflower seeds.

To help nature and feed insects, the ball should be planted and watered. And then wild cornflowers, daisies or poppies will grow from the meatball - they can be placed inside the house or in the garden.

The company is sure that such products will save endangered species of insects.

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2022-04-30 16:00:16 All of America's intelligence agencies are looking for this professor!

The mad scientist created the Crazy Earth channel where he publishes the most important things from the world of technology and science.

Dive into the fascinating world of the future and find out:

The possibilities of artificial intelligence

How neural networks work

Which gadgets won't be tomorrow without

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New Zealand girl Teresa Matautia, who committed suicide when she was 15, loved cellphones so much that her family placed an iPhone-shaped headstone on her grave

"When our sister died, we made her phone a headstone because she lived in it," her brother said, explaining the quirky headstone.

"Not everyone deals with loss the same way, and our family did it our way," Jeff added. - "We let you laugh about it.

There are messages on the tombstone that the family sent to Theresa.

One from her father, which includes heart emoji, reads, "Thinking of you today, honey, as I do every day. I miss and love you, my little angel."

Her mother wrote in another message that "the memory of your little hand holding mine evokes a warm response in my heart."

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