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In search of the spectacular Northern Lights in Norway, documentary filmmakers Paal Lund and Francisco Mattos brave the elements to create a time-lapse of the “big dance show.” Jillian Kitchener reports.
Bremen (Germany), Feb 9 (EFE/EPA) - (Camera: Focke Strangmann) According to forecasts, winter storm Tristan will cause heavy snowfall in the North German lowlands and temperatures are expected to drop to minus 15 degrees Celsius until the weekend. Meanwhile snow has already started to fall in northern German cities such as Bremen.FOOTAGE OF SNOWFALL IN BREMEN.
Bad Tatzmannsdorf, Austria, Dec 8 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Pablo Ayerbe/Christian Bruna) Once upon a time, there was a little Austrian girl with a dream: to build a Christmas amusement park in her backyard. More than 30 years and half a million lights later, Sabine Gollnhuber is the owner of the "Christmas House", a kitschy paradise that reopened this year despite the pandemic.FOOTAGE OF THE HOUSE.SOUNDBITES OF SABINE GOLLNHUBER.
California biotech company Vaxart is under federal investigation and is being sued by a number of investors. According to CNN, Vaxart was served with a grand jury subpoena in July from the US District Court for the Northern District of California. It's under fire for exaggerating its involvement in the US government's Operation Warp Speed program for developing COVID-19 vaccines and treatments. Vaxart issued a June press release saying 'Vaxart's Covid-19 Vaccine Selected for the US Government's Operation Warp Speed.' The news pumped Vaxart's stock price from $3 to $17. Hedge fund Armistice Capital, which partly controlled Vaxart, sold its shares, profiting more than $200m. A few weeks before it announced its supposed inclusion in the Operation Warp Speed program, Vaxart granted amendments to its warrants agreements. That allowed Armistice to sell almost all of their stock, which they did once the stock price skyrocketed. In July, the HHS said it had neither entered into a funding agreement nor negotiations with Vaxart.
Whilst on board the ISS, an astronaut took 18, 711 photos, one every second, to create this timelapse of a stunning aurora borealis as seen from space. IMAGES
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