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Back in our home studio it's great to
have you back watching CNN 10.
I'm Carl Azuz obviously we are indoors
again for
today's coverage but it's what's
happening out there that is headlining
our show
we'll start at st vincent and the
grenadines a nation of islands between
the caribbean sea and the north atlantic
ocean
st vincent itself is the largest island
here and its highest point at just over
four thousand feet
is the lasso freer volcano it's erupting
a lot of saint vincent's population
lives more than 10 miles south of the
volcano
in the capital of kingstown but there
are thousands who live near the mountain
and one thing that's a threat to them
are pyroclastic flows
when a mix of lava blocks ash and
volcanic gas
rush down the slopes of a volcano the
u.s government says these flows can
destroy almost
everything in their path in addition to
that the nation's emergency management
organization says a massive power outage
occurred on sunday
and a lot of homes had lost running
water as well so the disaster caused by
lasso freer could interrupt life there
for months
according to saint vincent's prime
minister the air has filled with ash
so much so that people on the island say
it's hard to see the volcano
but they can smell it sulfur has been
carried through the air as far
south as the capital officials are
telling people with respiratory problems
to be on guard against that
and they say lasso freer could continue
exploding for days or possibly
weeks before it quiets back down again
this happened before in the month of
april
back in 1979 four days short of the
anniversary of that
la suprier exploded again months after
a volcano on the caribbean island of
saint vincent began
threatening to erupt on friday it did
just thatearly friday morning last freer volcano
blew ash
and rock thousands of feet into the air
and caused people live in the vicinity
of the volcano to have to
evacuate luckily the government of saint
vincent and the grenadines had for days
warned people that the volcano was
going to explode at any moment and about
six to seven
thousand people in the immediate
vicinity of this volcano were warned
that they needed to leave
the area immediately the government sent
in empty cruise ships to ferry people
out of harm's way and according to
government
now hundreds of people have taken to
shelters
and have evacuated the area there is no
immediate word
on deaths or damage to structures
because
right now people are just warned to stay
away from
this exploding volcano as it sends thick
plumes of ash into the sky
another concern is that while these
people are being
evacuated while resins are being
evacuated and going into shelters
that could cause uh the spread of the
coronavirus
to pick up and so the government of
saint vincent and the grenadines
has warned people that as they are being
evacuated as they go to shelters
to try to maintain social distancing to
keep their mass on
to be aware that of course they're still
in the middle of a pandemic
on these islands it is not clear how
long
this volcano will continue to erupt for
it's been about 42 years
since the last eruption but as it
continues
to put smoke and ash into the sky
it is not safe yet to return and people
for the time being the
government officials are telling them to
simply
stay away while the eruption this very
dangerous seismic
activity continues patrick ottman
cnn havana osiris-rex and bennu are
drifting apart
sounds like the plot line to a science
fiction soap opera but
this is a nasa mission to an asteroid
the rock is called bennu the unmanned
spacecraft that went there is called
osiris-rex
which is short for origin spectral
interpretation resource identification
security regolith explorer
it launched in 2016 and it's part of a
more than one billion dollar effort to
collect a sample from an asteroid and
bring it back to earth
that has been done before in 2010 a
japanese spacecraft that had traveled to
a different asteroid
managed to bring back its dust to earth
last october
the u.s probe briefly touched down on
bennu and collected two
ounces of material it's been flying
around the rock ever since
but after its final flyby last wednesday
osiris-rex began
distancing itself from its objective and
will head back home next month
if all goes according to plan the
spacecraft will arrive back on earth in
september of 2023
along with the piece of bennu gathered
from the touchdown
10 second trivia strawberry buck and
sturgeon are all the names of what
classic car models full moons baseball
hall of famers or endangered fish
strawberry buck and sturgeon are all
moon names the pink moon appears on
april 26th
many of the moon's nicknames date back
to the early native americans
they named each full moon in every month
to help them keep track
of their planting and harvesting
schedule
the full moon in april is known as the
pink moon
signaling the first appearance of the
wild ground flocks
one of the earliest spring flowers when
you have two full moons in a calendar
month the second one
is called the blue moon one of the more
notable moons
the harvest moon in october also known
as the hunter's moon
or the blood moon this is when the
leaves are falling off the trees and the
animals are
fat so this signal detribes it was time
to hunt
all they could to get them through that
long winter and another thing to note
is that the moon does not appear pink
during the pink
moon red during the blood moon or blue
during the blue moon the only thing that
can reallyalter the way we see the moon is if
there's a lot of dust
haze ash or smoke in the atmosphere the
moon can sometimes
have an orange or red glow
nasty weather moved over the florida
panhandle this weekend and whether they
were vacationers on spring break or
locals just trying to enjoy the beach
they probably didn't envision
this a giant water spout a rotating
column of water and mist
was filmed storming from sea to shore on
saturday
these commonly occur when there's severe
weather over the ocean
high winds high seas large hail and
lightning can all coincide with tornadic
waterspouts according to the u.s
government
when they move on to land water spouts
can cause damage like regular tornadoes
and this one reportedly did the
government of panama city beach says it
destroyed at least
one home and ripped the roof off a
convenience store
better weather was in the forecast
monday and tuesday
we have one more little story to tell
you about today we're taking you to a
placein germany where everything's been
miniaturized
in the northern city of hamburg you'll
find the miniature wonderland
it's the world's largest model railway
but it's also where other cities nations
and landmarks have been reconstructed on
a much
smaller scale and the workers there the
real ones have just set
a big musical record
so
is
here
it's no small wonder that you can depart
from a miniature airport and make trips
to places like south bank america
maybe one day they'll add babe egypt
minisculifornia
sierra leone i guess it just depends on
whatever's in their pee wheelhouse if
they're gonna have
undersized lands pika universities
pockets cetera it's really the ceiling
that's the limit y'all
today's shout out goes out to ridgeline
academy the
real one it is located in anthem arizona
thanks for making this part of your day
I'm Carl Azuz for CNN