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    In 2019, one rockstar helped NASA study asteroid Bennu – his 3D images revealed a dangerous rubble-filled world. A look at Queen's Brian May's amazing educational qualifications

    Queen's guitarist Brain May is also an astrophycist and an avid animal and tree rescuer. He played an important role in NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission to asteroid Bennu in 2019, and helped create a 3D inagery that allowed scientists to unravel the secerts of the mysterious asteroid Bennu. He also transformed 157 acres of land into a haven for 100,000 trees and over 700 native British animals.

    ICE detained family less than two days after court ordered their release in US

    An Egyptian family, recently released from immigration detention, was re-detained by federal authorities for several hours on Saturday. This occurred less than 48 hours after a judge ordered their release, with the family being placed on a plane for deportation. A federal court later granted an emergency motion to halt the deportation, and the family was released again.

    Boulder community mourns loss of Karen Diamond, after fatal antisemitic attack

    Karen Diamond, an 82-year-old Jewish woman, has died from injuries sustained in an antisemitic firebombing in Boulder. Mohamed Sabry Soliman allegedly threw Molotov cocktails into a crowd of pro-Israel demonstrators, resulting in Diamond's death and multiple other injuries. Prosecutors have upgraded charges against Soliman to first-degree murder, and the community mourns the loss of a cherished member.

    Boulder Tragedy: Lisa McClain warns of potential future attacks due to Biden's border policies
    Visa overstays in US persist without much scrutiny

    The suspect in the Boulder attack, entered the US legally on a tourist visa in 2022 and overstayed. He applied for asylum and received a work permit that later expired. Visa overstays represent a significant portion of the undocumented population, with estimates suggesting over 40% arrived legally by air and remained unlawfully, posing tracking challenges.

    Suspect posed as a gardener in Boulder attack and planned to kill all in group he called 'Zionist'

    Colorado Attack News: Mohamed Sabry Soliman, posing as a gardener, allegedly planned to kill a group demonstrating for the release of Israeli hostages in Boulder with Molotov cocktails. He threw two devices, injuring twelve, while yelling "Free Palestine" before being apprehended. Soliman, driven by anti-Zionist sentiments, confessed to the attack and faces federal hate crime and attempted murder charges.

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