Edinburgh Fringe Festival grows with 6000 entertainers
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe opens as the world’s largest arts jamboree with over 6,000 entertainers in 108 companies delivering 8,000 performances over three weeks. Fringe chairman Jonathan Miller notes growth far beyond last year’s peak, while administrators and performers describe the unique, immersive event fought through costs and improvisation.
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Japan launches second probe to study Halley’s Comet
Japan’s Space Agency launched a second satellite aboard a MU-3S rocket from Kagoshima Space Center to observe Halley’s Comet next March. The mission supplements data from a sister probe launched in January. Other nations have also sent satellites to study the 76 year comet.
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