Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Wednesday, August 24th, 2022.

And we begin with a Belgian British teenager taking his place in aviation history.

Overnight, Daredevil Mac Rutherford was expected to touch down in Bulgaria. The final stop

on his round the world journey and the destination that will land him in the record books as the

youngest person to fly around the globe solo.

He started five months ago, traveled through 52 countries on five continents and to meet

Guinness World Records requirements across the equator twice. The whole adventure was

supposed to take three months, but ended up lasting five. He even celebrated his 17th

birthday along the way. Mac joins his sister Zara who at 19 became the youngest female

to fly alone around the planet. As their proud dad told reporters, Mac and Zara proved

that you don't need to be 30 or even 18 to follow your dreams.

Two space photographers are doing their cosmic best to help hype the Artemis mission that's

now just days away. Last weekend, they released what they're calling the most ridiculously detailed

image of the moon with its craters and colors shown in stunning close-up. Andrew McCarthy and

Connor Matherne spent two years creating their 174 megapixel masterpiece. It's called the Hunt

for Artemis is available to anyone who wants it and is a tribute to Monday's planned launch

from Cape Canaveral, Florida. Barring bad weather or equipment issues, the massive 322 foot rocket

and its capsule of space mannequins is all systems go for blast off between 833 and 1030 in the

morning on the 29th. It'll collect data as it laps the moon and returns to Earth 42 days later.

Tail wagging and zoomies are two tail tail signs of a happy dog but are tears of joy

another? Some scientists believe so. According to a study published this week in current biology,

dogs seem to get misty when they're reunited with their favorite humans. The researchers observe

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