16/09/2016 Newsround

It's Friday, I'm Naz, this is Newsround.

Storming ahead - Para GB pass the 100 medal mark

A gigantic meteorite is unearthed in Argentina.

And the moment the moon fell to Earth.

But first to the Paralympics, where Para GB are still second

The team won five more golds on day eight, making 49 in total.

Here's a round-up of some of yesterday's best bits.

It was a glittering day of gold and silver medals for Para GB.

Richard Whitehead claimed joint silver in the 100m,

After a slow start, a huge burst of speed and some determination

Multi-medal winner Kadeena Cox added a silver to her collection,

leading out the sprint relay team with Maria Lyle,

Georgina Hermitage and Sophie Hahn - the team just missing out to China.

In the dressage, Natasha Baker - who's known as the Horse Whisperer -

got the gold with her horse, Cabral.

She's not only a multiple paralympic champion,

but also has a first-class degree in maths, she may need it

to calculate her growing list of titles.

And when it comes to numbers, they say age is just another.

Well, Anne Dunham turns 68 this month and she won a silver.

Over on the waters of Rio, it was the first-ever time

para canoeing has been an event at the games, and Para GB

athletes took full advantage of the new sport.

20 years ago, Jeanette Chippington won gold as a swimmer, but this time

it was gold in the canoeing after she came back

Emma Wiggs is another who has switched sports -

competing in sitting volleyball four years ago,

Anne Dickins was at those games in London too, as a volunteer.

She confessed to suffering seasickness the first

time she got in a canoe, but she got over that

Well, sadly, the Paralympics come to an end this weekend -

they've been a huge success for Great Britain.

But what do they mean to kids with disabilities watching here?

Before I watched this year's Paralympics, I never knew

what actual disabled people can do before.

There's loads of different disabilities for each person.

It just makee me feel so proud, and makes me want to achieve

It just puts another perspective on it.

I mean, not just for disabled people, but for everybody.

ELECTRONIC VOICE: In my opinion, Paralympics is like an education

It's OK for people to be different, and others need to get over the fact

I want to be in the Paralympics one day.

ELECTRONIC VOICE: It's really important they have the

Paralympics, so we can show the world what we can do.

Now to Italy, where 170 kids have just celebrated their first few days

back at school after it was damaged by an earthquake during

This school in Amatrice, as well as several others nearby,

But now, with the help of some temporary classrooms

made out of containers, kids can go back to school.

Scientists in Argentina have uncovered a massive meteorite

It was dug up in the north of the country, in a place called

the Field of the Heavens, which was hit by a shower

of the large, rocky objects which fell from space

Experts think it could be one of the biggest in the world.

Now to a moon landing with a difference, check this out -

a huge moon-shaped balloon is causing chaos rolling

It's been blowing across the motorways and rolling

The huge balloon was part of the annual Moon Festival -

that's until it blew off in the strong winds.

That's all from me, we're back in half an hour.

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