Source: Golfmagic.com Cameron Smith is undeniably one of the most remarkable figures in the world of professional sports. As a highly skilled and incredibly accomplished athlete, Smith has made a significant impact on the game of rugby league and has earned a well-deserved reputation as one of the all-time greats. With a career spanning over two decades, he has consistently displayed exceptional talent, leadership, and determination. But there is much more to Cameron Smith than meets the eye.

Also called the Rainbow Nation, South Africa features a diverse mix of people from different cultures. True to its namesake, it has a history colored with its eager efforts to move past its racially-charged past. Today, South Africa leads the world in supplying precious metals. Aside from its rich natural resources, South Africa boasts beautiful landscapes teeming with native species. Find out more about this giant plateau with these South Africa facts.

Relying on the plane’s own power for lift-off would require a huge amount of fuel. And to ensure safety during a low-speed take-off, scientists and engineers have had to make compromises in aerodynamic design and engine layout that affect high-speed flight efficiency. But, while in the past such projects did not get past the discussion phase, this time it is different. China is putting words into action. And scientists working on the project are confident the various issues can be solved.

It was never going to take too long for footage of another embarrassing style-vs-style challenge match to emerge from China. This time it was a Chinese World Taekwondo Federation black belt Huang Xiaolong, who is also trained in Muay Thai and karate, taking on a Chinese Muay Thai fighter in a match in Chengdu from back in 2009, but which has only recently gone viral on social media. Huang looks dazed after getting clipped straight away by a left hook from the Muay Thai fighter but manages to circle to his left, keeping the distance.

Terumi Tanaka was 13 when a US warplane dropped a plutonium bomb on the southern Japanese city of Nagasaki, on August 9, 1945.Sitting at home with a book that morning, Tanaka knew instantly when his surroundings turned a blinding bright white that the massive boom was not one of the air raids he had got accustomed to in the waning days of second world war. “I felt this was something terrible, so I ran downstairs and ducked, covered my ears and closed my eyes,” Tanaka, now 88, said.