Speaker 1: Kalaroga Shark Media by there of Johnny Mack with five
Speaker 1: good News stories. Congratulations to John and Keisha. They renewed
Speaker 1: their wedding vows at the Land of natur Or water Park.
Speaker 1: They did it at the top of the water slide.
Speaker 1: It was part of their mission to break the Guinness
Speaker 1: World Record for most vow renewal ceremonies completed in thirty days.
Speaker 1: After saying I do atop the sixty foot tall water slide,
Speaker 1: they kept the celebration going by going down the slide
Speaker 1: six times in one hour while still wearing their wedding attire. That,
Speaker 1: of course, was an attempt to break another Guinness World record,
Speaker 1: most trips down a water slide in a wedding dress
Speaker 1: within one hour. Apparently the record is six. I feel
Speaker 1: like you could break that one if you want to.
Speaker 1: The couple says, the tour isn't just about breaking records,
Speaker 1: oh no, because it sounds like it is. Instead of
Speaker 1: hosting one traditional wedding, they're traveling across the country to
Speaker 1: celebrate with friends and family wherever they live. And if
Speaker 1: you know a record happens to get broken along the way,
Speaker 1: you know it might happen their next renewal will schedule
Speaker 1: to take place at a distillery in Kentucky. Let's see
Speaker 1: what the scientists are up to. Engineers at the University
Speaker 1: of Texas at Austin have developed a prototype jacket that
Speaker 1: can pull moisture from the air and turn it into
Speaker 1: drinkable water. I like it. The high tech fabric collects
Speaker 1: water vapor from the atmosphere and channels it into a
Speaker 1: detachable harvesting unit. Those units are then placed into a
Speaker 1: small foldable collector and gently heated, releasing clean drinking water.
Speaker 1: The jacket can produce between about three quarters of a
Speaker 1: pint and one and a half pints of water each day.
Speaker 1: The tech could one day benefit hikers, campers, runners, agricultural workers,
Speaker 1: military personnel, and disaster response teams, anyone working where clean
Speaker 1: water is difficult to find. The researchers hope the technology
Speaker 1: will eventually be built into backpacks, tense emergency shelters, and
Speaker 1: other outdoor gear. Sounds really cool. Different scientists have discovered
Speaker 1: two extraordinary planets that are almost as large as Jupiter
Speaker 1: but so light they're actually less dense than cotton candy.
Speaker 1: Planets TOI seven nine to one b E TOI seven
Speaker 1: nine to one c orbit a small dwarf star about
Speaker 1: eleven hundred light years from the Earth. You'll find it
Speaker 1: in the constellation Volands. Although there are giant gas planets,
Speaker 1: each has an incredibly low density. Scientists say they're between
Speaker 1: twenty eight and thirty five times less dense than Jupiter,
Speaker 1: making them among the fluffiest planets ever discovered. Researchers believe
Speaker 1: the two worlds formed together and are locked in a
Speaker 1: rare orbital dance. For every five trips the inner planet
Speaker 1: makes around the star, the outer planet completes almost exactly three.
Speaker 1: Their gravitational pull on one another creates tiny changes in
Speaker 1: their orbits that allowed scientists to calculate their masses. Scientists
Speaker 1: are still trying to understand how the super puff planets formed.
Speaker 1: Spencer is the creator behind the popular sb mowing social
Speaker 1: media channel. He was contacted after an Uber driver told
Speaker 1: him about Debbie. Debbie is a senior who had fallen
Speaker 1: behind on rent and was struggling to make ends meet.
Speaker 1: She had a run of bad lock. She had been
Speaker 1: caring for her husband, who had cancer. He passed away.
Speaker 1: Then she lost money to a contractor who never completed
Speaker 1: promised work. Hey She had her hard damage by a
Speaker 1: neighbor who didn't pay for repairs and eventually fell three
Speaker 1: months behind on rent. So Spencer, the guy with the
Speaker 1: social media channel, found out about this and spent two
Speaker 1: days clearing her overgrown yard. Then helped her avoid the
Speaker 1: burden of holding a yard sale by taking items she
Speaker 1: planned to sell. He took those items to Habitat for
Speaker 1: Humanity and brought her the proceeds. His nonprofit sb mowe
Speaker 1: at Forward also paid Debbie's overdue rent. Then there was
Speaker 1: a go fundme. More than thirty two thousand people donated,
Speaker 1: raising over listen to this number six hundred and eighty
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars. That money was placed into a trust
Speaker 1: for Debbie's benefit, providing long term financial security. Now as
Speaker 1: great as this New York City summer has been with
Speaker 1: the World Champion Knicks, some people had to act like jerks,
Speaker 1: and there was one New York City taxi driver whose
Speaker 1: cab was destroyed during the celebrations of the NIXT Championship.
Speaker 1: But tot was caught in the middle of the postgame celebrations.
Speaker 1: A crowd dragged him from his taxi, damaged the vehicle,
Speaker 1: and smashed its windows. What are you doing people. Among
Speaker 1: the people that saw the clips on social media was
Speaker 1: rapper French Montana, who said he wanted to help the driver.
Speaker 1: They launched a GoFundMe. More than two thousand people donated
Speaker 1: and raised over seventy five thousand dollars for the driver.
Speaker 1: Nice job there, and how about you know, next time
Speaker 1: the Knicks win the championship, which will of course be
Speaker 1: next summer, we don't act like hooligans. And those are
Speaker 1: your five good news stories for today. Have a great day.