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180113 MONSTA X TWITTER UPDATE
WAGAKKIBAND Announces New Track On The Heels Of Their First California Tour
WAGAKKIBAND Announces New Track On The Heels Of Their First California Tour
Wagakkiband announced the release of their new song, “Kishikaisei” (Translated: Back To Life), surrounding the Olympic Relay, for TV Tokyo, available today on iTunes (followed by other online stores and services in North America on August 17th). The new music follows their recent tour in the US this July with three shows in California as part of their “Deep Impact 1st US Tour.” The shows were a…
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Sochi 2014 Olympic Torch to enter space! ／ 索契2014的奥运火炬将进入太空
俄罗斯奥林匹克委员会宣布：索契2014的奥运火炬将进入太空，在俄国联盟号飞船上旅行。
最近委员会的主要组织者（Dmitry Chernyshenko）在Twitter短信写了：我们的雄心使征服太空成为现实，第一次奥运火炬接力将进入太空。
虽然火炬接力包括这场合，但是在为了奥运火炬能在飞船上安全熄灭。一共有一万四百个奥运火炬，但是这火炬将在开幕式上点燃奥运圣火。
这火炬将在地球上盘旋四百公里，甚至在太空行走。
The Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) has announced the Sochi 2014 Olympic torch will be launched into space abroad the Russian Soyzu spacecraft.
The Committee's chief organiser Dmitry Chernyshenko recently tweeted: "Our ambition to conquer Space 1st time ever in the Olympic history becomes reality. #Sochi2014's Torch Relay will reach the open space!"
Despite being part of the relay, the actual Olympic flame will not be lit while upon the Soyuz for safety reasons. However, the torch (one of 14,000) will finally be lit on February 7th 2014 when it will become the final torch used to light the Olympic cauldron at the Opening Ceremony.
The torch will orbit at an approximate height of 400 km and will even be taken on a spacewalk.
(Image source: NASA via Wikimedia Commons)
Watching the 4x200 Relay
Me: SWIM ASSHOLE SWIM!!!!!
I'm just going to say that I am so proud of my friend who carried the Olympic Flame around Bournemouth. His video and picture were shown last night. Truly amazing.
Off to see the Olympic torch. Woo.