Hello everybody, and welcome to a new episode of News Bites!

I'm Paz Bueno…

And I'm Clifford Chu.

In today's news:

Blackpink is coming to Taiwan next year, Brad Pitt forgets peoples' faces,
and koalas are quickly disappearing.

Stay tuned for these stories and more, coming up next.
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韓國女子團體 Blackpink 即將來高雄演出
K-Pop Group "Blackpink" to Perform in Kaohsiung next March on World Tour

South Korean girl group Blackpink is coming to southern Taiwan-Kaohsiung, in
March, 2023.

The concert (演唱會) is part of their "Born Pink World Tour" (世界巡迴演)
that begins in Seoul on October 15th this year.

The group was formed in 2016 by YG Entertainment, a South Korean
entertainment agency (娛樂機構).

They had their first single album, "Square One", with two popular songs in
2016, and have become famous (有名) since then.

They have set the record for the best-selling album (最高銷售的紀錄) by a
Korean girl group, and was the first to sell more than one million copies.

Blackpink's Kaohsiung concert will be their second appearance (出現/現身) in
Taiwan, after their last performance in Taipei in 2019.

It looks like a very busy year for them, so let's wish them the best of luck!
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布萊德彼特有臉盲症
Brad Pitt says he suffers from Facial Blindness

Hollywood heartthrob Brad Pitt has revealed he suffers from facial blindness.
好萊屋萬人迷布萊德彼特透露他有臉盲症。

What is facial blindness?

It is a neurological disorder (精神疾病) that causes people to find it
difficult to recognize people's faces.

In more serious cases, sufferers can draw a blank when seeing the face of a
family member or even one's own face.
這是一種精神疾病，會讓人無法認出親友或甚至自己的臉。

The condition is called prosopagnosia (面容失認症).

It is a little-known ailment (病症) that afflicts (折磨) about 1 in 40 people.

It often triggers anxiety (觸發焦慮), as people feel embarrassed in social
situations when they struggle to remember who people are.

Sufferers tend to (傾向) avoid situations in which they will meet people, and
as a result become withdrawn (鬱悶).

58-year-old Brad Pitt says he has not been officially diagnosed with
prosopagnosia.

He first spoke about it in 2013.

He said nobody believed him when he could not recall their name.

He worried that people thought he was being aloof (冷漠), inaccessible
(難以親近的), and self-absorbed (自私的)".

He said, "People hate me because they think I'm disrespecting them."

He said he has used many ways to get around (解決) his lack of recall
(無法記憶).

He asked acquaintances (熟人) where he met them before, but said that made
the situation worse.

He hopes speaking about facial blindness will raise awareness of it.
他希望可以藉由他的表達，讓大家可以更認識這個疾病。
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無尾熊將要瀕臨絕種
Koala put on Endangered Species List

Many people think koalas are the cutest animals in the world.

Do you think so, too?

Animal lovers will be saddened to hear that this lovable marsupial (有袋動物)
has been moved to the endangered species list (瀕危物種的名單).

The Australian Koala Foundation estimates there are somewhere between 43,000
to 100,000 koalas left in the wild.
澳洲無尾熊基金會估計出，在野外的無尾熊大約剩下四萬三千至十萬的數量。

Their numbers have been dwindling rapidly (快速減少) due to the disease, loss
of habitat (棲息地), bushfires (森林大火), being hit by cars, and other
threats.

Stuart Blanch of the World Wildlife Fund in Australia said, "Koalas have gone
from non-listing, to vulnerable, to endangered, within a decade."
澳洲世界野生動物基金會的Stuart
Blanch表示，無尾熊從沒有到上榜到瀕臨絕種動物的名單只有短短的十年內。

That is a shockingly fast decline.
這是一個非常迅速的變化。

He added that koalas are in danger of "sliding towards extinction (絕種)",
unless there are "stronger laws... to protect their forest homes".

Australia's Environment Minister (澳洲環境理事長) Sussan Ley said there have
been "many pressures on the koala", and that it's "vulnerable (容易受傷的) to
climate change (氣候變化) and to disease (疾病).

She said the 2019-2020 bushfires, which killed at least 6,400 of the animals,
were "a tipping point" (引爆點).
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So, in today's News Bites:

South Korean girl group Blackpink is coming to southern Taiwan-Kaohsiung, in
March, 2023.

The girl group's management company YG Entertainment said the group will
travel more than two dozen cities around the globe.
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And,

Hollywood heartthrob Brad Pitt has revealed he suffers from facial blindness.

He hopes speaking about facial blindness will raise awareness of it.
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And,

There are somewhere between 43,000 to 100,000 koalas left in the world.

Koalas risk sliding toward extinction, unless there are stronger laws to
protect their forest homes.
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And that's today's episode of News Bites!
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主播每周一問
Have Your Say

This week, we want you to have your say about your summer.

It's been a whole two months of fun in the summer! Some of you may have
traveled to different parts of Taiwan. Or maybe you took some interesting
classes and learned something new. We want to hear all about it!

So tell us something fun that you did over the summer!

Record your message and send it to newsbites@icrt.com.tw with your name and
age, and if you'd like, the name of your school.

Make sure to send us your recording by Thursday at noon, and you might hear
your message on our show on Friday!
 

Hi there, and welcome to a new episode of News Bites!

I'm Nancy Sun...

And I'm Trevor Tortomasi.

In today's news:

The importance of cybersecurity, the dangers of extreme climate, and clashes
between orcas and boats.

All that and more, coming up next.
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網絡安全的重要性
Cybersecurity and the Future of Online Security

We all know that the internet is a useful tool (工具).

We can find almost anything we need online.

But can we trust everything on the world wide web?

Nowadays, information about anything can easily be found online at any time.

But this also comes with a level of risk (風險).

In the past few years, the government has reported more and more cyberattacks
(網路攻擊).

A cyberattack is when someone uses computers to get into other computer
systems, usually to do harm (造成傷害).

Cyberattacks can be very dangerous, because machines and computer systems are
a big part of our everyday lives.

So cybersecurity (網絡安全) is now very important.

The government has set a goal of training 350 cybersecurity experts by 2024.

And most companies have cybersecurity experts working for them.

This means there is a big demand for people who know about cybersecurity.

Is cybersecurity something you want to learn more about, or even build your
future career around?
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極端氣候助傳染病擴大蔓延
Climate Change Helps Infectious Diseases Spread

Do you think that extreme climate affects diseases?

你覺得極端氣候對疾病有影響嗎?

Floods, heat waves, and drought are becoming more and more common (普遍) in
recent years.

They are happening all over the world.

And they are also getting more severe (劇烈).

All this extreme weather makes the impact of diseases even worse (更糟糕).

Infectious diseases like malaria and cholera are already dangerous for people.

像瘧疾和霍亂這種感染性疾病對人們來說已經非常危險了。

And things are worse when they happen in places facing extreme weather.

Experts say more than half of infectious diseases have been made worse
because of extreme climate.

For example, heavy downpours (傾盆大雨) cause flooding.

That flooding leads to more disease-carrying mosquitoes and rats.

And these mosquitoes and rats spread diseases to more people.

But overall, scientists say a lot more research needs to be done, to
understand how extreme climate affects disease.
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西班牙虎鯨襲擊帆船
Orcas Clash with Boats in Spain

Spain is facing some problems caused by orcas (虎鯨).

Starting in the summer of 2020, orcas, also called killer whales, have been
bothering boats along the coasts of Spain and Portugal.

船隻被虎鯨襲擊的事件在西班牙和葡萄牙鄰近海邊越來越多。

Experts are still trying to understand why.

In mild (溫和的) cases, orcas simply get close to boats.

But in serious cases, orcas interfere (干擾) with the boats.

The most serious case involved an orca pod (一群虎鯨).

An orca pod is like an orca family.

They are usually mothers, daughters, sisters, cousins and their children.

The leader of a pod is usually an older female (母虎鯨).

And one orca pod attacked (攻擊) a sailboat.

There were 5 people onboard the boat.

The damaged boat started to sink (沈船).

Luckily, the navy (海軍) came and saved the 5 people on the boat.

But experts say some of these are not exactly attacks.

The experts say the orcas are just checking unfamiliar (陌生的) things around
their home.

And the experts point out that orcas are social creatures (群體動物).

For now, the scientists are asking people to stay as far away from orcas as
they can.

And they say more research is needed to understand how to protect both people
and the orcas.
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So, in today's News Bites:

Nowadays, information about anything can easily be found online at any time.

But this also comes with a level of risk.

In the past few years, the government has reported more and more cyberattacks.

So cybersecurity is now very important.
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Extreme weather like floods, heat waves, and drought makes the impact of
diseases worse.

Experts say more than half of infectious diseases have been made worse
because of extreme climate.
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And,

Officials in Spain say there have been 230 reports of orcas interacting with
boats.

In serious cases, orcas interfere with the boats.

Scientists say more research is needed to understand how to protect both
people and the orcas.
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And that's today's episode of News Bites!
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主播每周一問
Have Your Say

This week, we asked you about your summer.

10-year-old Josh from HuaXing Elementary School in Taipei City was still at
school, but had a lot of fun.

***

And 12-year-old Sofy from Hsinchu County Tzu Chiang Junior High School also
spent time outdoors.

***

And that's our first Have Your Say of the new semester.

Remember, if your comment was chosen for the show, you'll be receiving a gift
in the mail soon.

Make sure to tune in again next week for an all new question!
 

Hey there, and welcome to News Bites!

I'm Trevor Tortomasi…

And I'm Clifford Chu.

In today's news:

A thirsty Taiwan, underground schools, and Vitamin B.

Stay tuned for more on those stories, coming up next.
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台灣與全球的乾旱
Taiwan and the Worldwide Drought

2022 has been a very challenging year for climates all over the world, Taiwan
included.
2022年以來，世界各地的氣候造成許多困境，台灣也包括在內。

News of country-wide droughts have been heard from all over the world,
including the U.S., China, and many countries in Europe.

And at first (最開始), Taiwan began this year with plentiful rainfall
(豐沛的降雨), in the rainy season between May and June.

But by late August, the water in many of Taiwan's reservoirs (水庫) was very
low.

That's because rainfall (降雨) from July to August this year has been 60%
less than average.

Some of the reservoirs even dropped under 50% of the water storage capacity
(蓄水量).

Many reservoirs in northern Taiwan had already decided to save water, too, by
providing less water pressure (水壓) to homes.

Luckily (幸好), Typhoon Hinnamnor (颱風軒嵐諾) came just in time!

Typhoon Hinnamnor brought lots of water to reservoirs all over the country.

And through the cooperation of Taiwan's homes and water providers (水公司),
the country's water levels were finally able to recover (恢復).

Who knows how much worse things would have gotten if Typhoon Hinnamnor had
decided to bypass Taiwan?
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秘密學校 協助阿富汗女性就學
Secret Schools for Afghan Women

Since the U.S. military left Afghanistan, the majority of Afghan girls
haven't been to school in over a year.
自從美軍撤離阿富汗，多數阿富汗女孩已經超過一年沒踏進任何一間教室。

The U.S. military (美軍) left Afghanistan on August 30th, 2021, after 20
years of war (戰爭).

But that also left the country to the Taliban (塔利班), who now rule
Afghanistan (在阿富汗執政).

And according to Taliban tradition, many women are not allowed to have an
education!

That means many women and girls in Afghanistan have been banned (禁止) from
going to school.

In light of so much oppression (壓制), many people started to look for their
own ways of educating young women.

One such person is Sodaba Nazhand, who started an informal school with her
friends in Kabul (喀布爾), Afghanistan's capital (首都).

Sodaba and her friends secretly teach English, math, and science to girls and
young women.

Sodaba says they want to use education as a way to protest (反抗) against the
Taliban.

She says they are teaching girls and young women to stand up for their rights
(權利).

Going to school can be a lot of hard work... but not everyone has the chance
to learn new things every day.

So try to remember how lucky you are, to be getting an education!
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維他命B到底有幾種？
How Many Kinds of 'Vitamin B' Are There?

"Vitamin B" can be an important vitamin to help people focus... but which
kind is best?
維他命B可以加強注意力，可是到底要選哪一種呢？

There are a total of 8 different kinds of vitamin B, and they can each help
with different bodily functions (生理機能).

To improve energy levels, many people take vitamin B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, and B7.

These can help with metabolism (代謝), and are also found in nuts, eggs, and
milk.

Meanwhile, vitamin B1, B3, B6, and B12 can help with protecting the nervous
system (神經系統).

These vitamins can be found in chicken, pig liver, and also most kinds of
fish.

There is also one more category of vitamin B, which helps keep red blood
cells healthy.

They are vitamins B6, B9, B12, and they are found in citrus fruits
(柑橘類水果), like oranges, grapefruit, and lemons, and also in spinach and
yogurt.

So vitamin B can be easily found in many of the foods we have for breakfast,
lunch, or dinner!

However, it's important to remember that it doesn't help to take more than
one vitamin B pill per day.

That's because our bodies can only digest and absorb (消化並吸收) a little
bit.

So before you take any vitamins, ask your parents and your doctor which ones
can help your body the most.

And remember, nothing is better than a well-balanced diet, so no matter which
vitamins you take, make sure to eat healthy food every day!
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So, in today's News Bites:

The water in many of Taiwan's reservoirs was very low this summer, after very
little rainfall from July to August.

Luckily, Typhoon Hinnamnor came just in time, and brought lots of water to
reservoirs all over the country.

And through the cooperation of Taiwan's homes and water providers, the
country's water levels were finally able to recover.
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Since the U.S. military left Afghanistan, many Afghan girls have been banned
from going to school.

So people like Sodaba Nazhand have started secret schools in Afghanistan to
teach English, math, and science to girls and young women.

She says this is a way to protest against the Taliban, and to teach young
women to stand up for their rights.
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There are a total of 8 different kinds of vitamin B, and they can each help
with different bodily functions.

They can help with energy levels, metabolism, protecting the nervous system,
and keeping red blood cells healthy.

But remember, no matter which vitamins you take, nothing is better than
eating healthy food every day!
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And that's today's episode of News Bites!
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主播每周一問
Have Your Say

This week, we want you to have your say about coming back to school.

We're heading into a whole new year of school! Maybe it was a little bit hard
to get up early in the morning at first. But now that you've been back for a
while, you're getting used to the change in your daily routine again.

So, what have you enjoyed the most about coming back to school so far?

Record your message and send it to newsbites@icrt.com.tw with your name and
age, and if you'd like, the name of your school.

Make sure to send us your recording by Thursday at noon, and you might hear
your message on our show on Friday!
 

Hey there, and welcome to News Bites!

I'm Trevor Tortomasi…

And I'm Clifford Chu.

In today's news:

Taiwan's lack of typhoons, making gems from plastic, and the city with the
most YouBikes in Taiwan.

We'll tell you more about these stories, coming up next.
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台灣今年獨有的【台】風困擾
Taiwan's Tai-phoon Dilemma

When was the last time you had a typhoon day off from school?

While some places in Taiwan had to take a few days off due to heavy rain and
strong winds, it's been a long time since the majority of Taiwan all had a
typhoon day off!

That's because there hasn't been a typhoon that has made landfall (登陸) for
a few years!

The most severe effects have only been from the periphery (外圍環流) of a
typhoon affecting Taiwan with heavy rain and strong winds.

This trend has been noticed not only by people living in Taiwan, but also by
meteorologists (氣象學家) in Japan!

They discovered that typhoons in the months of July, August, September, and
October all swerved (急轉彎) right before they got to Taiwan and went to
Japan or Korea.

Also, typhoons in the months of June, November, and December all coasted by
(掠過) the southernmost tip of Taiwan and went straight into the South China
Sea.

When this report came out, many people shared the discovery all over the
internet and many others created memes (迷因) about this unique situation.

Some people said, "It should be called the power of tai-phoon with the
'T-A-I' from Taiwan, not the regular 'T-Y' from typhoon."

Luckily for Taiwan, despite having no typhoons making landfall, enough rain
has fallen over the years, saving Taiwan many times when water levels were at
a critical point.
幸運的是，台灣雖然沒有颱風登陸，但仍然帶來豐沛雨量，在水庫快見底時多次拯救台灣。
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科學奧秘：回收寶特瓶能製造奈米鑽石
Making Nanodiamonds out of Bottle Plastic

Have you ever heard of diamond rain (鑽石雨)?

If you've never heard of this, it's okay, it doesn't happen on Earth.

Diamond rain happens on the planets Neptune (海王星) and Uranus (天王星),
where the environment is very extreme.
鑽石雨發生在環境非常極端的海王星和天王星上。

Temperatures reach many thousands of degrees Celsius (攝氏數千度) and the
pressure is millions of times greater than the Earth's.

A German research team successfully recreated (模擬) the conditions needed to
create very tiny diamonds here on earth.

The scientists fired an extremely powerful laser at a very thin layer of
plastic and then they studied what happens to the plastic.
科學家對著非常薄的塑膠片發射極其強大的雷射光，然後研究塑膠發生了什麼變化。

During the laser blast, the plastic was heated to over 6,000 degrees Celsius,
and a shockwave (震波) was created that equals a million times our Earth's
atmospheric pressure (大氣壓力).

Although the entire recreation happens in just a few nanoseconds
(十億分之一秒), it is enough to create tiny diamonds that the researchers are
calling "nanodiamonds".

The plastic the researchers used is actually the same plastic you most likely
use every day, from plastic bottles!

The researchers chose this specific kind of plastic, also known as PET,
because it has a good combination and balance of carbon (碳), hydrogen (氫),
and oxygen (氧).

It makes it very similar to the atmosphere (大氣層) of Neptune and Uranus.

Because of this new discovery, scientists are trying to see how to produce
more nanodiamonds sustainably (永續發展的) and at scale (量產).

Diamonds can be used in many industrial (工業) areas and technologies.
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台灣的YouBike首都究竟是哪一個城市？
Which City is the YouBike Capital of Taiwan?

YouBike started in Taipei in 2012, and is a common form of transportation for
many people.

But surprisingly (讓人驚訝), Taipei is not the YouBike capital city of Taiwan.

That honor goes to Kaohsiung!

YouBike 2.0 was launched in Kaohsiung in 2019, and in the beginning, many
people had doubts that it would be a success.
YouBike 2.0 於 2019 年在高雄推出，一開始很多人都覺得它不會成功。

That's because motorbikes and scooters are so common in Kaohsiung.

Despite how common motorbikes are, YouBike has taken Kaohsiung by storm
(席捲高雄市) in the two years since its launch.

Now, people are calling Kaohsiung "the 15-minute city" because of it!

That means people living in Kaohsiung can get to almost anywhere they need to
in their daily lives within 15 minutes of walking or biking.
這表示高雄人可以步行或是騎自行車，在15分鐘之內抵達日常生活中所需要去的幾乎任何地方。

Many Kaohsiung citizens (高雄市居民) are replacing their cars, motorbikes,
and scooters with YouBike.

Not only is YouBike very convenient (方便) and available almost anywhere you
go, but it is also an eco-friendly and non-polluting option that has won the
hearts of many Kaohsiung citizens.

So, the next time you're in Kaohsiung, or if you already live in Kaohsiung,
remember to give YouBike a try!
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So, in today's News Bites:

There hasn't been a typhoon that has made landfall in Taiwan for a few years.

Meteorologists in Japan noticed this trend and made reports.

Many people shared the reports all over the internet and created memes about
this unique situation.
________________________________

And,

Diamond rain happens on the planets of Neptune and Uranus, where the
environment is very extreme.

A German research team successfully recreated the conditions to create very
tiny diamonds using PET plastic.
________________________________

And,

The YouBike capital of Taiwan is Kaohsiung!

People are calling Kaohsiung "the 15-minute city" because they can travel
anywhere within 15 minutes of walking or biking.

It makes visiting and living in Kaohsiung very convenient.
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And that's today's episode of News Bites!
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主播每周一問
Have Your Say

This week, we want you to have your say about being an animal.

Each of us is different in our own special way. We have different
personalities, and different likes and dislikes.

So, if you were an animal living at the zoo, what animal would you be?

Record your message and send it to newsbites@icrt.com.tw with your name and
age, and if you'd like, the name of your school.

Make sure to send us your recording by Thursday at noon, and you might hear
your message on our show on Friday!
 

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Oh my gosh, what's this? It's another episode of News Bites!

I'm Trevor Tortomasi...

And I'm Paz Bueno.

In today's news:

Taiwan gets a new satellite, scientists get a giant camera, and phones get
thrown away.

We've got more on those stories, coming up next!
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台灣明年將發送新的衛星上太空
Taiwan to Launch New Satellite Next Year

Taiwan is getting ready to launch another satellite (衛星) into space!

The satellite's English name is "Triton", named after the god of the seas and
storms.
這台衛星的英文名字是Triton，名字就是從海洋之神特里頓來的。

And the satellite's Chinese name is 【獵風者】, which means "Wind Hunter" in
English.

Scientists are still in the process (過程中) of making sure it's finished and
working properly.

Then, they can launch it into space (發送上太空)!

As it orbits Earth (繞著地球), it will take pictures from space, to help
Taiwan's weather forecasts (天氣預報).

Scientists say this will make weather forecasts more accurate (準確).

Meanwhile, Taiwan's "National Space Organization" (國家太空中心), will be
changing its English name soon.

Next year, it will be called the "Taiwan Space Agency", or TSA.

It also plans to hire (雇用) many new people to work on important space
technology, like satellites and more.

And someday, maybe you could be one of them!

So, with a new satellite, new people, and new names, let's hope next year is
a good fresh start for Taiwan's work in space!
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天文學家製作世界上最大的數位相機
Astronomers Build World's Largest Digital Camera

If you have a smartphone (智慧型手機), its camera can probably take some
pretty high-quality pictures (高畫質的照片).

But what if your camera had a bigger lens (鏡片)?

Well, then it could take in more light (吸進更多的光)!

That means it could take pictures of things that are farther away (更遠).

So, how big could your camera get?

Some scientists in the U.S. have built the world's largest digital camera
(數位相機).

But it's not just large... it's gigantic (巨大的)!

For the most part (大致上), the giant camera works just like smaller ones.

But the camera's lens has a diameter of 1.57 meters (直徑1.57公尺).

That's even taller than a lot of people!

And this giant lens is so strong that it could focus on a golf ball from 24
kilometers away.
這個鏡片強到它可以聚焦在24公里遠的高爾夫球上。

But the camera also has many pieces that are very fragile (脆弱的) and super
expensive (超級貴), so scientists had to build it VERY carefully.

The camera's first test (測試) was to take a picture of broccoli.

And scientists say they will continue testing the camera for five months.

Then, in the year 2024, it will be moved to an observatory (天文台), in the
country of Chile (智利).

After that, it will be used to look at billions of galaxies (數十億個銀河),
for the next ten years.

But of course, we don't have room in our pockets (口袋不夠大) for big
machines like this.

So just try to be happy with whatever camera you have in your phone!
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今年手機的報廢量高達數十億
Billions of Phones Thrown Away This Year

After our last story, you might be thinking about how many people have phones
in their pockets.

It's definitely a lot!

In fact, researchers estimate that there are about 16 billion mobile phones
worldwide.
研究者估計世界上有差不多一百六十億支手機。

But when someone gets a new phone, what happens to the old one?

Many people still keep their old phones, just in case they need them again
(萬一之後還需要).

But after a while, most old phones just get thrown away (被丟掉).

Researchers estimate (估計) that about 5.3 billion phones will be thrown away
this year.

And many people say this means we are wasting valuable technology and
electronic equipment.
很多人說這代表我們在浪費很多有價值的科技和電子零件。

That's because many phone parts can be used for other technology, like
electric cars (電動車), solar panels (太陽能板), and even wind turbines
(風力發電機).

So what can we do about these wasted phones?

Well, right now, only 17% of phones are recycled (回收).

But environmental organizations (環保組織) want to make sure 30% of phones
are recycled next year.

They are asking people to research where their old phones can be recycled.

So if you're not using your old phones... try to think about who could use it
better!
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So, in today's News Bites:

Taiwan is getting ready to launch another satellite into space.

The satellite, called "Triton", will take pictures to help Taiwan's weather
forecasts.

Scientists say this will make weather forecasts more accurate.
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And,

Scientists in the U.S. have built the world's largest digital camera.

The camera's giant lens is so strong that it could focus on a golf ball from
24 kilometers away.

Scientists plan to use the camera to look at billions of galaxies in the
future.
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And,

Researchers estimate that more than five billion phones will be thrown away
this year.

They say we are wasting valuable electronics, because phone parts can be used
for other technology.

So environmental organizations want to make sure more people can recycle old
phones next year.
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And that's today's episode of News Bites!
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