The Kent County Animal Shelter (KCAS) shares that a little girl, named Abby, donates all her lemonade stand money to the animal shelter. On August 29, Kent County Animal Shelter shared Abby’s note with the caption, “This wonderful little girl sold lemonade to raise money for the shelter.” In the note written by Abby herself, she said, “I had a lemonade stand and earned $80 plus some change and my parents matched it so over $160 dollars are going to the animals.” She continued, “Maybe you can buy a toy or something for them.” Later that day, the animal shelter shared that with Abby’s donation, they were able to buy toys and treats for the dogs and cats at the shelter. “We are always honored when anyone chooses to donate to KCAS,” the animal shelter wrote. “It is even more remarkable when a child does something so selfless and gives their hard-earned money to others in need.” KCAS also thanks Abby’s parents in the follow-up post saying, “We also want to thank her parents for instilling the importance of giving back to your community and offering to match their child’s donation.” The “special donation” went viral and started a ripple effect in the community that had others making donations to the animal shelter to match Abby’s donation or donate in the little girl’s honor. “This single gift has also started a tremendous ripple effect,” KCAS wrote. The animal shelter further reveals that after the day of Abby’s donation, they have received over $700 in donations. And even after almost two weeks of Abby’s donation, KCAS continues to receive donations from the community. On September 10, the animal shelter reveals, “We received quite a large Amazon shipment today with notes stating it was a forward of kindness inspired by Abby raising money for KCAS at a lemonade stand, which her parents had matched.” They also shared that since the original post of Abby’s donation was shared, the animal shelter has received over $3000 donations. KCAS wrote, “We can’t believe how inspired, generous and supportive people have been since hearing this story.” A user wrote, “She is emulating “be the change you’d like to see in the world “. Beautiful.” While another wrote, “This is so incredible to see, I hope Abby one day realizes just how much of an impact her kindness led to.”

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Complex chemicals discovered on Enceladus are pushing forward the idea that Saturn’s moon could harbor alien life. Samples collected in Saturn’s ring and just above its moon Enceladus have found signs of a variety of organic molecules that could be among the ingredients needed for life. Enceladus is likely to have more complex organic molecules than previously thought, raising the possibility that chemical reactions exist that produce the building blocks of life. Saturn’s moon Enceladus is one world that could potentially support alien life. Beneath the moon’s icy crust is a vast ocean of liquid water, with jets of ice and steam escaping from it, and there is some evidence of energy sources on the seafloor, similar to hydrothermal vents in Earth’s oceans. Beneath the moon’s icy crust is a vast ocean of liquid water, with jets of ice and steam spurting out, and there is some evidence of energy sources on the seafloor, similar to hydrothermal vents in Earth’s oceans. The Cassini spacecraft studied Saturn and its moons for 13 years before crashing into the ringed gas giant in 2017. The spacecraft was able to collect samples of icy particles in one of Saturn’s outer rings, which scientists believe came from jets ejected by Enceladus. Previously, scientists had already confirmed after analyzing ice particles that Enceladus contains all six chemical elements necessary for life as we know it: carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus and sulfur. The Cassini spacecraft also made a closer flyby of Enceladus and collected ice particles from the jets themselves. But they had not been analyzed as thoroughly as scientists from the Free University of Berlin, Germany, did. Researchers have found evidence of a wide range of chemical groups that are common to many biological molecules. These include esters, alkenes, and complex molecules that contain nitrogen and oxygen. While scientists cannot determine exactly what molecules these chemical groups came from, their presence means there is a high probability that chemical reactions that create the building blocks of DNA are present. One reason these chemicals were not found in Saturn’s ring is that the ice particles found in the plume contained less water, so scientists were able to identify complex molecules. This discovery strengthens the idea that Enceladus may have the conditions necessary for life to form and that alien life itself may exist there. The post There May Be Another Habitable World in the Solar System appeared first on Anomalien.com.

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