How did scientists discover new penguin colonies in Antarctica?

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I'm Bethany Van Delft, and we'll get into all this and more on today's The Ten News.

The show where, in the time it takes to eat all the dots inside a maze while avoiding four pesky ghosts, we find out what's

up in the world. Okay, let's get into the 10 news.

10. 9.7, 6. 5, 4, 3.2.1. Earlier this month, Time Magazine, which famously names one influential figure in its annual Person of the Year edition, announced its first ever kid of the year, 15-year-old Gittanzali Rao.

She was selected from thousands of nominees for her work using technology to address big problems ranging from contaminated drinking

water to cyberbullying and for working to create a global network of young innovators just like

her all dedicated to making the world a better safer place congratulations getang Gatangeli.

Speaking of helpful innovations, the Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, recently approved a new COVID test that could make getting tested a lot easier.

To find out more, let's go to the always curious father-daughter podcasting team,

Jacob and Olivia Rosenzweig. The coronavirus started to change our lives in a big way about 300 days ago.

In that time, about 300 tests have been approved by the Food and Drug Administration to test for

COVID, but there is a new

COVID-19 test that truly sets itself apart from the others. And that's because you can do the

test at home, by yourself, and get results in just 30 minutes. Oh, wow, man. So this is how it works.

First, the test has to be prescribed by a doctor or other healthcare provider.

You won't be able to get the test without a prescription.

For the test, you just use a swab in the nose to get a sample.

The sample is then mixed with a special lab solution.

The mixture is then put into a portable device that will give you results in about 30 minutes.

That sounds easier than any test I've ever taken at school.

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