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Although it?s impossible to predict what life will look like in the near future, we can restore and flatten the mental health curve if we maintain our emotional closeness to one another

FOX 26 Senior Legal Analyst Chris Tritico answers viewers' legal questions.

Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini shares advice as you regroup and move ahead together in this uncertain time.

A Galena Park High School senior is continuing to learn virtually while staying in shape for softball. Maddy Flores is Making the Grade!

Experience a guide tour of tone of the largest flower gardens in the world in the Netherlands! Normally this area would attract one and a half million visitors during the 8 weeks they are in full bloom but since they are closed the site VR gorilla has captured it for people to experience online. There are over 7 million flower bulbs planet into the garden each year. The flower park, every year, dedicates to a specific them and the theme for 2020 is a World of Colors. You?ll certainly get to find that in this virtual experience. The virtual tour is also guided which gives great educational information on the flower gardens. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3cpXzpWvpg

Experience Scotland right in your living room with a 360 panoramic view of the black isles! Check out the scenic views and wide open land. There are 15 different sky high views of the area to look at. It begins with a tour around Culbokie, which is a village of about 13 hundred people. The area overlooks several wood areas and greenery. Another view is of the Culbokie Loch and woods where you can see lots of wild animals and even a castle. Get a tour of the Findon Woods and look out at Shoretown and see miles and miles of Scotland and it?s land, hills and mountains. There?s several to pick from and explore. http://www.scotland360.co.uk/Virtual_Tours/Black_Isle/VTour/index.html

Explore the lands most active volcano from the inside in Hawaii. Google Arts and Culture is offering a 360 panoramic view of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. As you enter you are in a rainforest surrounded by trees while standing on a bridge to hike to the lava tubes. The sounds of birds along with the running of water surrounds you as a park ranger explains about the ecosystem. Then users can enter the next tour which is the lava tubes and transports lava inside the volcanoes from the heart of an eruption. It can travels for miles and sometimes even reaches the sea. Which is where our next stop is at the Coast Cliffs where new land is added to the islands from lava that builds upon itself. The guided tour explains how the new lands effects the environment and attracts new species. Then the virtual tour continues on about a mile from the crater where lava is churning below. This part gets really neat as the site allows users to fly over an active lava vent. The site also gives a view of the 1959 eruption shooting fountains of lava or a second video to see the power of lava. https://artsandculture.withgoogle.com/en-us/national-parks-service/hawaii-volcanoes

Mary Jo Rapini talks about relationship resiliency especially during the tough times. Work to cooperate not to win. Listen before you pounce.. You only need to agree to 5% of what your spouse says.

Head underground virtually to the Catacombs of Paris which holds the remains of more than 6 million people in a small part of a tunnel network. The site allows users to virtually walk through the tunnels. There are more than 200 miles of tunnels with some lined the ceiling with skulls and bones. It came about because by the 17th century enough people lived and died in Paris that the cemeteries were overflowing so as a solution they placed them in these tunnels beneath the streets of Paris. Now over a mile of the catacombs is open for visitors to explore which you can do virtually. You?ll get an up close look at how some of the bones are stacked. Some neatly arranged along the halls, others are in a pattern like crosses. It?s one of the spookiest attractions and you can visit online virtually and explore the bizarre history of this cemetery. : http://catacombes.paris.fr/visite-virtuelle/

Take a look at all of the various Shakespeare Spots virtually. Explore the iconic places from the playwright’s life and the location said to have inspired him through Googles Art and Culture site. There are 9 different places beginning with his birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon,. Another place the site shows is the theater in Shoreditch. It is the first permanent, purpose-built theatre in London that associated with Shakespeare. He wrote and performed as part of a theater acting company called the Lord Chamberlain’s Men. The site has more information on how the company had to take down the theater and move the materials across river Thames to make a new stage… This is the site of the next historic spot, the Globe Theatre. Another famous spot is the George Inn which is an Elizabethan-era public house where it’s been said that Shakespeare frequented often. There are plenty of different places that are significant to Shakespeare's life. https://artsandculture.google.com/story/FAJSp-8arH4fIgare

Head underground virtually to the Catacombs of Paris which holds the remains of more than 6 million people in a small part of a tunnel network. The site allows users to virtually walk through the tunnels. There are more than 200 miles of tunnels with some lined the ceiling with skulls and bones. It came about because by the 17th century enough people lived and died in Paris that the cemeteries were overflowing so as a solution they placed them in these tunnels beneath the streets of Paris. Now over a mile of the catacombs is open for visitors to explore which you can do virtually. You?ll get an up close look at how some of the bones are stacked. Some neatly arranged along the halls, others are in a pattern like crosses. It?s one of the spookiest attractions and you can visit online virtually and explore the bizarre history of this cemetery. : http://catacombes.paris.fr/visite-virtuelle/