Asteroid 2024 PT5: Earth to Capture a New Mini-Moon for 2 Months

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Earth is set to temporarily capture a small asteroid, Asteroid 2024 PT5, a rare phenomenon referred to as a mini-moon. The asteroid is expected to orbit Earth for approximately two months before departing back into space. This fleeting visitor, measuring around 10 meters in diameter, will circle our planet from September 29, 2024, until November 25, 2024.

High Levels of Lead Detected in 12 Cinnamon and Spice Brands

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High levels of lead have been found in a variety of cinnamon and spice blends sold by 12 different brands. The investigation involved 36 different ground cinnamon and cinnamon-containing spice blends. These products were purchased from 17 stores in states such as Connecticut, New Jersey, New York and from online marketplaces.

33,000 Boeing Workers Strike as 25% Pay Rise is Rejected

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33,000 Boeing workers initiated a strike on September 13, 2024 after rejecting a contract offer that included wage increases and benefits. The machinists, who play an important role in the production of Boeing’s best-selling aircraft including the 737 Max, 777 and 767, voted in favor of the work stoppage, the company’s first major strike in 16 years.

The Critic Review: Ian McKellen’s Masterful Portrayal of a 1930s London Theatre Scandal

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The Critic, directed by Anand Tucker and adapted from Anthony Quinn’s novel Curtain Call by screenwriter Patrick Marber, a portrayal of London’s theatre scene in the 1930s through the lens of a sharp-tongued, morally ambiguous theatre critic. Ian McKellen stars as Jimmy Erskine, a character whose unsavory nature propels the film’s narrative.