Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Kim. Today is Wednesday October 23rd,

24 and we begin with an airport trying to limit the long goodbye.

Dunedin in New Zealand is now cracking down on how much time people can take to part ways at drop-off.

Max Hug Time, 3 minutes, warned signs at the terminal, with an added note that those seeking

fonder farewells should take their extended emotions to the airport parking lot.

The purpose is to prevent traffic jams.

Airport CEO Dan DeBono admits he's been taking Flack for the new rule but defends it.

Three minutes is plenty of time to pull up, say farewell to your loved ones and move on,

he told the Associated Press. The time limit is really a nicer way of saying you know get on with it.

The meteorite that wiped out the dinosaurs millions of years ago was apparently

tiny compared to the one that came before it.

Scientists say a space rock the size of four Mount Everest and having at least 50 times

more mass than the infamous Dino Destroyer slammed into what is now South Africa.

It gouged out a 300 mile long crater,

made the top layer of the oceans boil,

generated a huge tsunami, and sent dust and rocks into the atmosphere.

But on the positive side, the event also acted like a fertilizer bomb,

churning up nutrients essential for life,

and allowing for a new phase of evolution.

If it didn't happen last night, it's just a matter of time.

LeBron James and his son Brawny already made basketball history by playing together

in a pre-season game.

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