Crimean Astronomer Discovers New Comet; XPeng Tests Flying Cars; 112 Dead Seals Found in Kazakhstan
In a mix of news from around the globe, a Crimean astronomer has discovered a new comet, while XPeng has taken flight with trial production of flying cars in Guangzhou. Meanwhile, a grim discovery has been made in Kazakhstan, and a Hollywood legend has passed away.
Gennadiy Borisov, a Crimean astronomer, has added to his list of discoveries with a new comet, designated gb00810. This marks another significant find for the astronomer, who previously discovered two interstellar comets.
In an exciting development, XPeng has initiated trial production of flying cars in Guangzhou. The project, announced by XPeng and started by its subsidiary Aridge, is a step towards the company's goal of bringing flying cars to the market.
A disturbing scene unfolded on the Caspian Sea coast in Kazakhstan, where 112 dead seals were found. Authorities are investigating the cause of this mass mortality event.
Politics has seen a proposal from Finnish President Alexander Stubb for a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump in Johannesburg later this year.
The entertainment world mourns the loss of Oscar-nominated actress Diane Ladd, who passed away at the age of 89. Known for her roles in 'Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore' and 'Wild at Heart', Ladd was a respected figure in Hollywood.
In Kenya, police have detained 27 people, including 20 children under 15, suspected of being members of a religious extremist group. The arrests follow ongoing efforts to combat extremism in the region.
XPeng has rolled out the first detachable electric flying module for its modular Land Aircraft Carrier vehicle, a significant milestone in the company's aviation ambitions.
Johnny Depp is set to star as Ebenezer Scrooge in a new adaptation of 'A Christmas Carol' by Paramount Pictures, marking his return to the big screen.
Immigration trends in the UK show a record high in asylum applications in 2024, with over 108,000 applications received. This increase reflects the ongoing global refugee crisis.
In a notable move, Chinese retailer Shein has imposed a total ban on the sale of sex dolls resembling children, citing ethical concerns.
From celestial discoveries to innovative technology and global politics, this week's news offers a mix of progress, concern, and loss. As the world continues to evolve, so do the stories that shape our understanding of it.
