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Herald: A stupendous season ends satisfactorily for some - Vimarsana News

Herald: A stupendous season ends satisfactorily for some

The EPL Season has just ended with Manchester City taking home the trophy for the fourth time. Goans fans had a lot to say about the season as well as the performance of the teams they followed and of the others

This Ontario man filmed roadside trash to remind people how gross litter can be - Vimarsana News

This Ontario man filmed roadside trash to remind people how gross litter can be

When Wayne Fernandes saw something glittering in the sunlight along Highway 401 while commuting to work, he wasn't anticipating it would be water bottles that "appeared to have human waste" in them. The Guelph, Ont., resident says litter is getting out of hand and people need to take responsibility for their actions.

Source: cbc.ca
'You Are Not Leaving Without Us': Why Disabled Astronauts Are Key to Humanity's Future in Space - Vimarsana News

'You Are Not Leaving Without Us': Why Disabled Astronauts Are Key to Humanity's Future in Space

AstroAccess is on a mission to make it possible for disabled people to live and work in space. By doing so, it’s making space safer and better for everyone.

AstroAccess Is Making Space for Disabled Astronauts - Vimarsana News

AstroAccess Is Making Space for Disabled Astronauts

Disability means something different in space, and AstroAccess is working to ensure everyone has a place in the off-Earth future.

Disabled 'astronauts-in-training' complete a zero-gravity flight 25,000ft above Earth - Vimarsana News

Disabled 'astronauts-in-training' complete a zero-gravity flight 25,000ft above Earth

Fourteen crew members, who have mobility, vision and hearing difficulties, completed a zero-gravity flight 25,000ft above Earth to understand how to make space travel more accessible.