Using a 9T magnet, custom coils and lots of computer processing, they got data at 5 micron resolution. (Current resolution is usually measured in millimeters.) Very cool!
I saw this a lot in China a few years back. Some started to stand on final approach. Weird.
Clapping upon landing is more common in Eastern Europe. Also weird.
Given the possible state of airplane repair in Eastern Europe for many years, getting safely back on land was cause for celebration.
Portland replaced their violence-against-protesters-enthusiast police training director with a clinical social worker. Baby step, but encouraging.
Good. Now he can return to his afternoons sitting in his tire-swing.
Many years ago on a flight from L.A. to NYC, our area in the cabin was almost 100% filled with Japanese women. Upon landing at JFK, not a single one of them budged from their seats. They waited. The sight of that kept others in our section in their seats, but not after first making initial moves to grab from the overhead storage. Peer pressure sat them down. 
The Gov didn’t sign - so it goes into effect anyway.
