Để tang đội Chapecoense; Bảo vệ san hô; Rác trong vũ trụ

Football fans hold vigil for team
Worst destruction ever for Great Barrier Reef
Mission to clean space

Words and Phrases/Từ vựng
mourning (process of sadness after someone has died): (việc) thương tiếc, tưởng nhớ, để tang
cathartic release (letting out of strong feelings that had not been shown before): xả ra, tẩy rửa, trong trường hợp này là việc bộc lộ/thể hiện những cảm xúc mạnh mẽ chưa từng được thể hiện trước đây
prognosis (statement about what is likely to happen in the future): (sự) tiên lượng
advance (development; improvement): bước tiến

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The loyal fans of the Chapecoense once more crowding the stands of their beloved football club. It's become a venue for collective mourning. Last week these fans were thrilled - the Chapecoense had made it to its first international final. Now, people can't believe their players won't be back again. The team's energetic fans chant their usual hymns, coming together for some cathartic release.
The planet's largest living structure struggling for survival. This coral should be alive with colour but it's bleached and barren. These scientists are part of a team that's assessed the health of the entire Great Barrier Reef - an area bigger than Britain - and here the prognosis is poor. On average, two-thirds of the coral in the northern section has died.
We've been space-bound since the 1950s, making amazing progress and countless scientific discoveries. But for every advance we've left something behind - space junk. At the University of Southampton, scientists are watching this waste. There are now thought to be 22,000 bits of space rubbish bigger than 10 centimetres.