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Do you remember the part in Star Wars, when Han Solo gets frozen in carbonite? California’s One House Bakery, has made their own version, called Pan Solo. It looks just like Han stuck in carbonite, except it’s made out of bread! They’ve also made bread sculptures of Mandalorian characters, like the Pan-dough-lorian and Baby Dough-da.
60 years ago in Bulgaria, the population of wild black vultures died out. Over the last 7 years, the LIFE-Project has been reintroducing the big birds, to Bulgaria’s Balkan Mountains. 70 Cinereous vultures have been released, and have started raising babies. They grow up to 3 feet long, with a 3-foot wingspan.
Today is Wear Something Gaudy Day, so get out your brightest, showy clothes! A neon shirt with sparkly pants and polka dot socks would be perfect! It’s also Playing Card Collection Day. Do you have more than one deck of cards? Which deck is your favorite? Show them off while playing cards with someone!
Celebrate National Pasta Day with this fun fact: Kevin Cole holds the record for the Longest Spaghetti Nasal Ejection. He put a strand of spaghetti in his mouth, then blew it out his nostril 7 1/2 inches! He can also suck spaghetti in one nostril and pull it out the other, to floss his nose.
Dr Howard Tucker of Ohio, knows a thing or two about living a long life. He’s a world record holder, for being the oldest practicing doctor. Even though he’s 100 years old, he still works full time, with no plans to retire. He loves his job too much to quit.
A company called Schaduf, is helping customers in Egypt get the freshest vegetables possible, at the grocery store. They have a hydroponic fridge, where different types of lettuce are grown right in the store. Hydroponic gardens grow in water instead of soil. You can pick your own lettuce, with zero packaging or transportation needed.
Today is Learn A Word Day. Luckily, it’s also Dictionary Day, which is the best way to learn the meaning of a word. If you can’t think of a word to look up, just flip through the pages for one that sounds interesting, or search for Q- or X-words for your next Scrabble game.
Today is known as both Global Cat Day, and Feral Cat Day. Maybe it’s because if one feral, or wild, cat has kittens, and their kittens have kittens, and so on, in 9 years there would be 11,000,000 cats! Cats are awesome, but they would rapidly take over the world. Meow-za!
Today is World Food Day, created by the United Nations. This year’s theme is, “Leave no one behind.” During pandemics, droughts, and wars, many people have trouble getting enough to eat. Let’s appreciate the people who are making sure, no one goes hungry. Food is essential, and everyone deserves to eat.
Students from Germany’s University of Stuttgart, set a world record with their electric car. The team of students, known as the GreenTeam, designed an electric vehicle that accelerates from 0 to 100 kilometers-per-hour, in 1.46 seconds. That’s like the force astronauts experience, when their rocket re-enters the Earth’s atmosphere.