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Rio 2016: At 13 years, Nepal's earthquake survivor Gaurika Singh is the youngest Olympian At 13 years and 255 days, the swimmer will be the youngest to compete at the 2016 Rio Olympics when she takes to the pool for the women's 100 metres backstroke heats on Sunday.  Gaurika Singh is a Nepalese swimmer. She has held many national records since beginning her swimming career at a young age. She won one silver and three bronze medals for the swimming event at the 2016 South Asian Games. Representing your country at the biggest sporting event in the world is a daunting prospect for any athlete, but for 13-year-old Olympian Gaurika Singh, it pales in comparison with surviving an earthquake in her native Nepal. At 13 years and 255 days, the swimmer will be the youngest to compete at the 2016 Rio Olympics when she takes to the pool for the women's 100 metres backstroke heats on Sunday. "That's quite cool, a bit unreal too," said Singh, who has broken seve

   At a press conference following the probe's successful arrival in orbit around Jupiter, NASA showed a video shot by Juno on its approach of Jupiter's moons traveling around the planet, capturing for the first time the movement of objects around a celestial body. The $1 billion alternative to NASA  Juno is a spinning, robotic probe as wide as a basketball court. It will circle Jupiter 37 times for 20 months, diving down to about 2,600 miles (4,100 kilometers) above the planet's dense clouds. The seven science instruments on board will study Jupiter's auroras and help scientists better understand the planet's origins, structure, atmosphere and magnetosphere.     An onboard color camera called JunoCam will take "spectacular close-up, color images" of Jupiter, according to NASA. The space agency is asking the public to help decide where to point the camera. Three 1.5-inch Lego figurines are also on board Juno. One is a likeness of Galileo Galilei -- the s

To see mobile screens early before sleep turns out to be a lot worse than previously thought.   Dr. Dan Siegel, clinical professor of psychiatry at the UCLA School of Medicine, lays out all of the negative effects bedtime screen viewing can have on the brain and body.

हो, हे खरे आहे स्विस सरकार ने मतदान घेतले. मतदान होते प्रत्येक नागरिकासाठी त्यांना दर महिन्यासाठी काम न करता पगार हवा आहे का नाही ? आणि विशेष म्हणजे स्विस नागरिकांनी ते नाकारले ते पण २३/७७ मतांनी. रविवारी सार्वमत अंतिम परिणाम सुमारे ७७% फक्त २३ % ते टेकू सह, योजना विरोध झाली आहे. प्रस्ताव प्रौढ एक बिनशर्त मासिक उत्पन्न भरावी बोलाविले , ते काम किंवा नाही . प्रत्येक मुलासाठी ६२५ स्विस फ्रँक  आणि प्रौढांसाठी मासिक २५०० स्विस फ्रँक ( $ 2,555 £ 1,755 ) उत्पन्न सुचवले होते . प्रमाणात स्वित्झर्लंड जगत उच्च खर्च प्रतिबिंबित. हे योजना उच्च पगार प्रभावित लोक आहेत असे कसे स्पष्ट नाही. समर्थक देखील दावा होता की काम वाढत्या स्वयंचलित असल्याने , कमी रोजगार कामगार उपलब्ध होते. स्वित्झर्लंड अशा मत ठेवण्यासाठी पहिला देश आहे. There was little support among Swiss politicians for the idea and not a single parliamentary party came out in favour, but the proposal gathered more than 100,000 signatures and was therefore put to the vote under the Swis

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