Day to Day Headaches : Mars Observer NASA loses contact (August 21, 2016)

Today's World News

To Start off 

South Korean authorities repeatedly withheld crucial information about chemicals workers were exposed to at Samsung factories, leading government officials to reject their claims. Know more

ISIS blamed for 50 deaths in Turkish wedding suicide bomb attack : A SUICIDE bomber has reportedly detonated their device at an outdoor wedding in Turkey, claiming at least 50 lives. Know more

Moroccan king calls on diaspora to reject Islamic extremismIn rare direct message to expatriates, leader urges 5 million Moroccans living abroad to ‘defend peace, harmony and unity’. Know more

Nice becomes latest French city to ban burkinis : Opponents of ban call it sexism but PM Manuel Valls says burkini not compatible with French values. Know more

A pyramid has been discovered in Kazakhstan that might be even older than some Egyptian structures : Archaeologists in Kazakhstan have recently uncovered a pyramid-shaped mausoleum that's over 3,000-years-old, making it older than some - but not all - of Egypt’s pyramids. Know more

Child refugees ‘sexually abused by Italian men’ after being picked up while sleeping homeless in parks : Charities warn that countless child asylum seekers are being abused and exploited. Know more

US fighter jets scrambled to stop Syrian planes bombing special forces and allies in Hasakah : US special forces have been training Kurdish groups regarded as 'terrorists' by the regime. Know more

France seizes 2,000 dead seahorses en route to Vietnam : Seahorses are used in Asia as traditional medicine and aphrodisiacs. Know more

There you have it our Top News of the day. 


Here's Our Top 5 Most funniest image of the day.

"Mom overjoyed to learn pokemon go"

"Ron Swanson everyone"

"Wing man technique"

"Roommate hid this in my sock drawer"

"Accurate calculations"

There you have it our Top 5 Most funniest image of the day.



Today's Historic Event

21th of August 1993

Mars Observer NASA loses contact with the $980 million spacecraft, which had been scheduled to arrive at Mars on the 24th. It is believed that a fuel line ruptured causing it to lose power.
That's all for today, Thank you.