29/07/2014 Newsround

Good morning, guys, Jenny here with some amazing stuff

The mystery of the sunken Lego ship that's washing up real

And, why fist-bumping's better for you than a handshake.

NASA's Mars rover, Opportunity, has broken the record for travel

The vehicle has clocked up 25 miles on Mars since it touched

The American Space Agency said the rover was never meant to drive

further than about half a mile from its landing site.

Dragons, pirate swords and octopuses!

Not what you'd expect to find washed up on the beach when you're

But, for people in Cornwall, it's just part of everyday life, because

thousands of pieces of Lego have been washing up on the shore and

We sent Ayshah to Cornwall to try and solve the mystery.

This is Perranporth in Cornwall, one of the many beaches along this

Maggie, Charlie, Lily and Laura have been

on the search for bits of Lego all summer.

These are some of the Lego pieces found on Cornwall's beaches.

I found all of them apart from this.

How long could it take you to find some of the Lego pieces?

But you normally come across them by accident.

It hasn't just been washing up in the past few weeks,

On the 13th of February 1997, a container ship called the Tokyo

Express left Rotterdam for New York in America.

When the boat was 20 miles of Land's End at the tip of Cornwall, it was

hit by a freak wave and tilted 60 degrees one way and 40 degrees back.

As a result, 62 containers fell overboard, one was carrying 5

Rob is a marine biologist and studies the movement

It was during a storm, it would be mixed up

Some of it will have washed onto the beach but some will stay

A huge ocean current goes around the UK, which will take them

It is fun to fine Lego on the beach but can pose

a risk to wildlife, especially sea birds because it is dangerous.

I haven't found any yet but there is still time before it is dark.

Commonwealth Games now, and Team Scotland are having their

Yesterday, they added two more golds to their medal haul of 33,

with a win in the bowls for Alex Marshall and Paul Foster.

Para-athlete Libby Clegg, who's a visually impaired runner,

won the first gold on the athletics track with her guide Mikhail Huggins

We run really well, we are happy. The crowd are brilliant. I don't

necessarily feel the pressure too much. But it is a bit daunting. I

really wanted to win. That wasn't the only success

on the track last night, as England's Adam Gemili took silver

in the men's 100 metres final. The race was missing favourites

Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake, but it was their fellow Jamaican

Kemar Bailey-Cole who finished first in 10 seconds, followed by Gemili

in second place, to win his first There is so much progression that

goes into running ten seconds, it is not as easy as people think. I have

a great team behind me. I can't believe it, my first time

representing England, I am so happy. In the pool, it was the first gold

medal for Wales as Jazz Carlin won The 23-year-old from Swansea is

the first Welsh woman to win gold in the pool in 40 years, and now has

a complete set of Commonwealth Games medals, having won silver

and bronze in Delhi in 2010. It's the greeting favoured

by sporting stars around the world, Now, fist-bumping might be

about to get even more popular. Researchers at

Aberystwyth University, who used rubber gloves covered in bacteria to

test different greetings, discovered a traditional handshake is the most

unhygenic way to say hello. It passes on 90% more

germs than fist bumping. When you shake hands with someone

else, you expose a greater surface area, more is exposed to

the other person and a larger number We're hoping as a result

of these experiements people will see handshakes can transfer

a lot of bacteria, and it might start to become more

socially acceptable for a high five That got us thinking

about different kinds of greetings, Well, that's how we roll,

but we want your efforts! Head to the website now,

to find out how to send