Australia's First Female Astronaut Explores the Cosmos and Inspires Future Generations
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Australia’s First Female Astronaut Explores the Cosmos and Inspires Future Generations

Katherine Bennell-Pegg, Australia's pioneering female astronaut, recently shared her insights and experiences at the South by Southwest conference in Sydney, captivating the audience with her knowledge of the universe and her inspiring journey to becoming an astronaut. Bennell-Pegg, a 39-year-old mother and trailblazer in her field, addressed a range of cosmic questions, including the possibility of extraterrestrial life. With a confident smile, she affirmed her belief in the existence of aliens, citing the vastness of the universe and the abundance of life-supporting elements. She highlighted the recent discoveries of thousands of exoplanets, many within habitable zones, suggesting that the odds of life existing beyond Earth are significant. Bennell-Pegg also expressed her fascination with the potential for life closer to home, particularly on Mars and the moons of Jupiter. Reflecting on her career highlights, Bennell-Pegg described the thrill of working on […]

Canada Tightens International Student Program Rules
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Canada Tightens International Student Program Rules to Protect Students and Ensure Sustainability

Canada, renowned for its welcoming environment and world-class education, has long been a magnet for international students. However, to ensure the continued integrity and sustainability of its International Student Program, the Canadian government has implemented new regulations aimed at protecting students and curbing potential abuse within the system. Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced the changes, which include a revised off-campus work limit and stricter requirements for designated learning institutions (DLIs). These measures are designed to balance work opportunities for students with their academic focus while holding DLIs accountable for ensuring program integrity. One significant change limits eligible international students to 24 hours of off-campus work per week while classes are in session. This adjustment aims to prevent students from prioritizing work over their studies, ensuring they can fully benefit from their Canadian education. Furthermore, students will now need to apply […]

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