Jackson Journal

Cicada Ice Cream

By: Madeline Seminaro, Journalist

You know when bugs get in your drink or food? Imagine bugs being put in your food and then you purposefully eat it? Apparently, that's what people do when they eat cicada ice cream.

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Northern Lights

By: Yasmin Berjaoui, Reporter

The Northern lights are also called an aurora or polar lights. These lights are a natural light display is the sky.

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Dubai’s Palm Island

By: Abigail Chi, Reporter

The Dubai's Palm Island are located on the coast land of Dubai. Completely man-made and finished in just under six years makes it one of the most incredible tourist attractions in the world.

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Traveling During Covid

By: Yasmin Berjaoui, Reporter

One of the ways Covid-19 has affected many people emotionally is by the lack of traveling.

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Things to do in Jakarta, Indonesia

By: Alexandra Neacsu, Journalist

Here are a few things to do in Indonesia's renowned capital.

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The Solution to Comfortable Mid Day Relaxation, Pillowdy

By: Sam Ross, Journalist

This sweatshirt or windbreaker might be the perfect way to combine neck pillows with a usable solution. The creators found a way to put a pillow in a sweatshirt that can adjust to the user and fits all sizes.

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Khopesh

By: Hannah Bang, Journalist

The Khopesh was a curved sword used in Egypt during the Bronze Age. Ancient-origins.net stated it's been found in the Nile valley, east Africa, the Middle East, and the Indian subcontinent. The Khopesh...

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Kusarigama–an Antique Japanese Weapon

By: Hannah Bang, Journalist

The Kusarigama is a Japanese weapon that was originally used for self-defense for non-samurai's, but eventually expanded to ninjas. The weapon is composed of a sickle and weight attached by a chain....

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Intimidator 305

By: Sadie Laughlin, Journalist

The tallest, fastest rollercoaster in the world.

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World’s Largest Aerial Firework

By: Charlotte Hoddinott, Journalist

The record-breaking firework was just launched this year! The firework was a vivid red and covered the spectators with sparks.

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First Malaria Vaccine Ever!

By: Sam Bennion, Journalist

Malaria is a huge problem, especially in Africa, where it is quite a common disease. Every year, there are 200 million cases and 435 thousand deaths. The RTS,S vaccine could change all this. RTS,S is...

The First Black Hole Picture Might Be Seen

By: James Lee

https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/deep-space/a27009645/we-might-be-about-to-see-the-first-ever-photo-of-a-black-hole/ The ESO (European Southern Observatory) planned to photograph the Sagittarius...