Shadowing the newsreader
Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
Billionaire Jeff Bezos and entrepreneur extraordinaire Richard Branson are locked in battle, taking their entrepreneurial exploits out of this world.
The business giants are in a race to get space tourism off the ground.
Branson was first to leave the ground in his Virgin Galactic Unity 22 spacecraft, living his childhood dream.
To the next generation of dreamers: if we can do this, just imagine what you can do.
Bezos's Blue Origin craft blasted off 9 days later, carrying his brother Mark and 82 year old Wally Funk, the world's oldest astronaut.
She finally entered orbit after battling gender discrimination throughout her career.
With them was 18 year old Dutch student Oliver Daeman, the world's youngest astronaut and first paying customer.
Both Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic have got passengers eagerly awaiting future flights.
Tickets are said to be around $200-250,000, which makes it hardly surprising that most passengers are celebrities.
Both Branson and Bezos have been strong advocates for environmental concerns.
Bezos has abandoned his Amazon CEO role to devote time to his space exploration endeavours and Earth Fund.
Mirroring Bezos's move, Branson set aside $25 million for projects aiming to decrease greenhouse gases locked in the atmosphere.
We're going to build a road to space, so that our kids and their kids can build the future.
And we need to do that.
We need to do that to solve the problems here on Earth.
