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Ryann Grochowski Jones
Verified
Director, Data Journalism, ABC News
New York
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health, book publishing
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By Ryann Grochowski Jones Verified| KXAS-TV (Forth Worth, TX) Verified All eyes are on the torch and cauldron during the Olympic opening ceremony. When the cauldron is lit, it marks the beginning of the games we've eagerly awaited for four long years. This year, however, there's something quite unique about the cauldron—it doesn't use fire! Yes, you read that right. The cauldron features 40 LED lights and over 200 misting nozzles. These lights create the illusion of fire and smoke, but the "smoke" is actually just a cloud of water vapor.
By Ryann Grochowski Jones Verified| First Coast News WTLV/WJXX Jacksonville, FL Verified JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The term "Arctic blast," coined by the media refers to a rapid southward push of cold air from the poles, extending beyond its usual reach. The phenomenon is linked to the current phase of the polar vortex or Arctic low within the Arctic Oscillation (AO). The Arctic Oscillation involves a continuous fluctuation between strong and weak areas of low pressure at the poles.
By Ryann Grochowski Jones Verified| KXAS-TV (Forth Worth, TX) Verified All eyes are on the torch and cauldron during the Olympic opening ceremony. When the cauldron is lit, it marks the beginning of the games we've eagerly awaited for four long years. This year, however, there's something quite unique about the cauldron—it doesn't use fire! Yes, you read that right. The cauldron features 40 LED lights and over 200 misting nozzles. These lights create the illusion of fire and smoke, but the "smoke" is actually just a cloud of water vapor.
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ABC News
ABC News is the news division of the American Broadcasting Company (ABC), part of The Walt Disney Company. Established in 1943, it has a rich history in broadcasting, beginning with radio news services and expanding into television in 1948. ABC News offers a variety of news services, including television broadcasts like "World News Tonight," "Good Morning America," and "Nightline." It also provides online news articles, videos, and live streaming through its digital platforms. Additionally, ABC News produces radio news updates, podcasts, and in-depth documentaries on significant events and issues. Headquartered in New York City, ABC News serves a wide audience both in the United States and internationally.
New York, New York, United States