11 FACTS you WON'T HEAR on the NEWS

Check out some interesting things and facts that if you didn't dig a little deeper, you might not see at all. Usually the news fails to tell us some interesting facts that are happening in the world for one reason or another.
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Today we're going to talk again about interesting news that the media likes to miss or not touch on so thoroughly. Some of them are very recent, while others happened a while ago, but are making noise again. Why does this happen and why don't the news tell us?
You've probably heard of seeding crops, but you probably didn't know that clouds can also be seeded. The United Arab Emirates, in particular Dubai, began to practice it because of the unbearable temperatures in the summer and the lack of rainfall. The Sheikhs have decided to invest in the so-called seeding clouds and causing rain and even snow. The technology is several decades old, but various chemicals have been used so far, but since there is a danger of them poisoning the environment, they have turned to drones in the UAE. Environmental protection is a global commitment and care must be taken. Recently, the oceans have been warming, which is not a good indication at all. In this #news we want to share with you some #facts about these global issues that need to be addressed.
You know I'm a fan of ancient Egyptian culture and keep up with things, but somehow a not-so-recent piece of news slipped my mind. A 2,500-year-old temple in Edfu features a relief of a man holding an object in his left hand that strongly resembles the Wi-Fi sign. According to scientists, he is a priest holding a jar of incense, and the Wi-Fi waves are the smoke from the herb. After the lamps from Dendera and the helicopter on the wall, the inconsistencies pile up. The second riddle is from the medieval cathedral of 800 years ago in Chartres, France.
What kind of food do you like? Do you often order takeout? Today I will tell you something that is suitable for vegetarians. The Chinese love to eat pork and their need for this meat is growing every year. That's why they're building a skyscraper pig farm! Two 26-story huge buildings will breed and raise pigs solely as food for humans. These scales will allow them to fix 3,300 pigs per day, and in total, about 2,000,000 specimens are expected to live in the buildings, awaiting their sentence. In general, with the growing population, we will expect more such food projects in the more populated countries.
You must have heard of the walled city that Saudi Arabia is planning to build known as The Line! Although no one believed that this grandiose project would become a reality, the construction of the city has already begun. You see the original excavations and scales of the Tract or Line. It will be 170 km long, 200 m wide and 500 m high. It will rest on the coast of the Red Sea and is expected to be home to 9 million people. It is estimated to be worth $1 trillion. Hopefully they have insurance and money, because such an investment is serious. As always, I try to have diversity in the channel and the content is family friendly. You can watch the video with your whole family at a table with delicious food.