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NASA's Perseverance mission launched today and will collect at least 20 rock samples from the surface of Mars. But engineers have already set their eyes on how these samples, which will be stored on the Martian surface, will be returned to Earth. The European Space Agency has revealed that Airbus-France will be in charge of building the Earth Return Orbiter (ERO) satellite, which will retrieve the samples. It is believed that they will be delivered back to Earth in 2031.
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๐Ÿ”ฐ Summary of major US "accidents" in past 2.5 weeks

1. USS Bonhomme Richard - July 12
2. Burns Harbor steel factory - July 17
3. Wheat Field power station - July 17
4. Atlanta Chemical plant - July 17
5. Ambridge steel plant - July 17
6. USS Kearsage - July 17
7. USS John F Kennedy - July 20
8. Coast Guard base in Honolulu, Hawaii - July 27
9. San Francisco industrial Zone - July 28
10. Chemical cargo train explosion - July 29
11. Texas Gas Facility explosion - July 29
12. Michigan Chemical plant Fire - July 29

- Total Industrial assets: 8
- Total Military assets: 4

๐Ÿ‘‰ This list only includes incidents where
A) cause of incident remains a mystery
&
B) a major industrial or military asset was targeted.

- Hence many other accidents such as the July 17 Cloudflare downing or the July 28 Texas Pipeline explosion (claimed to be due to "human error") are not included in the list.

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The Phoenix Police Department released video includes body cam footage from an officer-involved #shooting that happened in our community on May 29, 2020. Officers responded to a 911 call about a man manipulating the slide of a gun outside a liquor store. As police tracked down the man, he fired the weapon toward them while trying to enter a home. (Read the Full Story.)
Boys from the Muhamasheen (marginalized) community hold weapons as they attend a pro-Houthi gathering at their neighborhood in Sanaa, Yemen 15. REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah
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TRENTON, New Jersey -- Three Trenton teens will be charged with attempted murder and related firearms charges for shooting at police officers during an early Wednesday vehicle chase that went through two towns, the Mercer County Prosecutorโ€™s Office alleged. The pursuit ended in two collisions, injuring a total of six officers. Three remained hospitalized Wednesday evening, and one, Officer Kevin Starkey, is in critical condition. ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿผ๐Ÿ’™ Also injured in the crashes were the three suspects: Zaire Butler, 19, who suffered internal injuries and remains hospitalized in critical condition; Nazere Crews, 18, who broke his femur and also remains hospitalized; and a 16-year-old male who had a broken wrist, and was treated and released to police custody, the office said.
Midland County Sheriff David Criner checks his mobile phone as he gathers to hear President Donald Trump deliver remarks during a tour of the Double Eagle Energy Oil Rig in Midland, Texas, July 29. REUTERS/Carlos Barria
Federal law enforcement officers face off with protesters during a demonstration against police violence and racial inequality in Portland, Oregon, July 30, 2020. REUTERS/Caitlin Ochs
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Visitors walk inside a crop circle in a wheat field near Paehl am Ammersee, Germany, July 29. REUTERS/Ayhan Uyanik
Federal law enforcement officers fire tear gas and other munitions at protesters from behind a closing garage door entrance during a demonstration against police violence and racial inequality in Portland, Oregon, July 30, 2020. REUTERS/Caitlin Ochs
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His partners stood at attention and saluted Officer Valentin โ€œValโ€ Martinez as his procession arrived from the hospital to the mortuary. It was a solemn moment, but a moment filled with respect, dignity and professionalismโ€”traits that embody and represent Val. #RIP
Health officials take a swab sample for coronavirus from traffic policemen while sitting inside a mobile swab collection vehicle at Singha Durbar office complex, that houses the Prime Minister's office and other ministries, in Kathmandu, Nepal July 29. REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar
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The Phoenix Police Department released video contains body-worn and cell phone footage from an officer-involved #shooting that happened in our community on June 14, 2020. An Officer responded to a 911 call regarding a man with a knife threatening people at a grocery store. The officer tried to get the man to drop the knife, but after negotiating with him, he charged at the officer and she fired her weapon. (Read the Full Story.)
A U.S. immigration officer administers the oath to Palestinian Omar Abdalla during a swearing-in of newly naturalized United States citizens in an empty parking lot during the coronavirus outbreak in Santa Ana, California, July 29. REUTERS/Mike Blake
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Change is here. Together, CSP works to help give residents and community members alike a shared responsibility on how their streets are policed. This move is more than winning over skeptics, it represents our #LAPD's commitment to community and commitment to partnerships.
A trader arrives with a sheep for sale at a livestock market ahead of the Muslim festival of Eid al-Adha in Srinagar July 29. REUTERS/Danish Ismail
Brazil โ€” Dozens of criminals blew up a bank branch and exchanged gunfire with police officers in a mid-sized city of Brazil's Sao Paulo state, officials said Thursday. According to state authorities, around 30 armed men participated in the overnight attack in the city of Botucatu, located 150 miles from the state capital, then made their getaway. It wasn't immediately clear if the robbery was successful. Sao Pauloโ€™s Public Security Secretariat said two officers and one suspect were wounded, and police apprehended rifles, vehicles, cash and ammunition. The suspect died after reaching the hospital, and police are searching the region for the others, according to the secretariat. Television network Globo reported the assailants were heavily armed, wore bulletproof vests and attacked multiple bank branches in the city. The network also said some residents were taken hostage during the attacks and that the suspects shot up a police station and set vehicles afire before escaping.