A2AI-generatedSeptember 11, 2026·2 min read·256 words·5 vocab words·Source: NASA Science

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Monterrey Amid Mountains
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In brief

NASA shared exciting updates, including a beautiful image of Monterrey. On Earth, satellites studied hurricanes, a dust storm swept over Mali, and a volcano rumbled. In space, telescopes discovered far-out objects, and a supersonic aircraft completed its twenty-fifth flight. Also, the president honored the Artemis II crew and ordered a new Space Academy.

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NASA shared many exciting about our Earth and space. One beautiful image showed the city of Monterrey amid large mountains.

On Earth, a large dust storm over Mali yesterday. Also, two satellites from the US and Europe studied hurricanes. They did this during El Niño. In another place, the volcano Anak Krakatau rumbled again two days ago.

People also learned about the oceans. One thousand visitors went to a museum on World Ocean Day. They studied sea level science there. NASA also created a new for photos. This changed satellite photos to show ancient images.

In space, telescopes made great discoveries. The Hubble and Webb telescopes found far-out objects in the solar system. Scientists say these objects remember their past. Hubble also tracked a new shape. This shape encircled the south pole of Saturn.

NASA also worked on new flying machines. The X-59 aircraft built momentum because it completed its twenty-fifth flight. Another spacecraft named Dragonfly received its wires. Scientists also named its landing area on Titan.

There is also news about space travel. NASA found that human-related might survive on the Moon. These can live at the Moon's south pole.

Finally, the US president honored the Artemis II crew. He gave them the highest US space award. The president also signed an order for a new US Space Academy. You can read these stories in the new Astronaut Fact Book. We can also read a story about Jaden Caradine. Jaden went from the Marine Corps to the cosmos.

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Simple Past Tense

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We use the simple past tense to talk about completed actions in the past. Regular verbs end in '-ed' (e.g., shared, studied), while irregular verbs have unique forms (e.g., swept, went).

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One beautiful image showed the city of Monterrey amid large mountains.

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  2. 02In another place...
  3. 03There is also news about...

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🔑Key Phrases

One beautiful image showed the city of Monterrey amid large mountains.Una hermosa imagen mostraba la ciudad de Monterrey en medio de grandes montañas.

This introduces the main geographical subject of the article.

Simple past tense with a prepositional phrase

One old painting showed the king amid his soldiers.

Scientists say these objects remember their past.Los científicos dicen que estos objetos recuerdan su pasado.

Used to describe how physical characteristics of space objects reveal their history.

Indirect speech in the present simple

Experts say these rocks remember their past.

Jaden went from the Marine Corps to the cosmos.Jaden pasó del Cuerpo de Marines al cosmos.

A dramatic way to describe Jaden Caradine's unique career path.

Prepositional phrase 'from... to...'

She went from a small village to the big city.

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Monterrey Amid Mountains

💬Discussion Questions

Open-ended questions to talk or write about — alone, with a partner, or in class.

  1. 1

    Would you prefer to live near mountains or near the ocean? Why?

    Compare
  2. 2

    How do you think extreme weather like dust storms affects people's lives?

    Opinion
  3. 3

    Do you think humans will build a city on the Moon in your lifetime?

    Predict
  4. 4

    What is the most interesting museum you have ever visited?

    Personal
  5. 5

    Why is it important for different countries to work together on satellites?

    Evaluate
  6. 6

    Would you like to be an astronaut? Why or why not?

    Personal
  7. 7

    How do you think technology helps us learn about ancient history?

    Opinion
  8. 8

    If you could name a new landing area on a moon, what would you name it?

    Personal

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