Second Earthquake Rattles Central Italy

Two earthquakes have rocked central Italy on Wednesday evening, just two months after another earthquake killed more that 290 people. The first strong earthquake was magnitude 5.4 and struck near Preci, around 61 kilometers southeast of Perugia, at a depth of 10 km according to the us geological servey.

People have reported feeling the shakes as far away as bologna while a number of people say buildings in Rome were rattled. Power in some areas were knocked out by the first quake and closed a major highway. In august buildings in central Italy were flattened and nearly 300 people died.

Kiwi Girl Falls To Her Death At Melbourne Balcony

A  New Zealand woman has died after jumping 10 meters from a balcony in Melbourne. Chantelle Klasema, a 29 year old from Hawkes bay was killed when she fell from the third floor of an apartment. A 35 year old man who also fell is in a stable condition in the hospital.

It's believed that the pair were partying when they slipped from the balcony. The bodies were found on Saturday morning. Ms Klasema's father, who lives in Thailand, said it was extremely strange that two people could fall from a balcony.

Police are not treating her death as suspicious, labelling it "misadventure" after a night of partying. Channel 7 reported the man overbalanced and reached out for support, accidentally dragging Ms Klasema over the railing with him.

Native Forest

When we go to the botanical gardens tomorrow im looking forwards to visiting the Native Forest. I want to go to the forest because it looks like it has lots of interesting things I like to explore things  like native birds and Native plants.I want to go to the native forest because the birds and trees catch my attention. This is why I want to go to the native forest!

Jupiter's Moon Spewing Water Jets

New evidence has shown that Jupiter's icy moon Europa throws jets of water in to space. Scientists first reported the behavior in 2013 using the Hubble telescope but know have made a follow up sighting.

 It is significant because Europa is one of the most likely places to find microbial life beyond Earth because of its huge ocean of liquid water.

Scientists are also looking at the possibility of attempting to capture a sample of water and bring it back to Earth for more detailed biological analysis.

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