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An airplane traces a Christmas tree in the sky

Last week, an airplane pilot traced the shape of a Christmas tree in mid-flight over Germany. Let's take a closer look at the tradition of the Christmas tree recognized today across the world.
Véronique Lavergne
Véronique Lavergne

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Last week, an airplane pilot traced the shape of a Christmas tree in mid-flight over Germany.

“Flightradar24, a site that tracks commercial aircraft around the globe in real time, posted an image of the Airbus A380 aircraft's journey on social media. You can clearly recognize the tree, which is even decorated with Christmas balls. "

Source: Radio-Canada

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Véronique Lavergne
Véronique Lavergne
Véronique is a librarian at the University of Quebec at Trois-Rivières and a trainer in educational technology for future teachers. She also holds a teaching certificate in the social universe at the secondary level and collaborates regularly with the organization L'École branchée.
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