I went to San Diego to visit UCSD and have fun around there! I go to Disneyland in the next one!
Welcome to my channel, Raina’s Universe! I’m Raina, a high schooler living in NYC! I do and am into lots of different things, so you’ll see me do lots of different things in my videos.
Physics, playing music, figure skating, animals, and baseball are just a few things I love. I take violin and figure skating lessons, and I play in an orchestra and play chamber music. I’m a Yankees fan!
I really like exploring and learning about the world, so join me on an adventure as I take you around and show you guys the things I’m in to!
RAINA
PO box 20217
new york, NY 10009
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I do all the edits and everything!
My cameras:
Canon g7x mark ii
GoPro hero session and hero 5
Nikon d7200
-Raina
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Thousands crossing US-Mexico border despite nonessential travel ban, COVID-19 threat
Essential workers traveling to jobs in the U.S., dual citizens and even sick American retirees crossing to San Diego for treatment are permitted to come into the U.S.
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Former San Diego resident living in Italy describes the country's return to normalcy
A former San Diego resident living in Milan said things have finally started returning to normal after a strict lockdown that lasted longer than two months. “There’s a feeling of hope,” said Bea ...
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More San Diegans hit the roads as COVID-19 restrictions are lifted
SAN DIEGO – As all eyes turn to the long-awaited SpaceX launch, now rescheduled for Saturday, San Diegans get to claim just a little piece of the historic moment. The launch will mark the first time ...
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Aclima: Pollution data shows how much San Diego’s skies have cleared
Air pollution has fallen dramatically in San Diego, based on data collected by Aclima's fleet of fixed and mobile pollution monitors.
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San Diegans head to Phoenix
It’s almost Zonie season, that time of year when the arrival of triple-digit heat prompts Arizonans to head west in search of cool ocean breezes. But over the last year, I’ve been driving east to ...
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Plane lands at San Diego Airport with part of its tail missing
A Boeing airplane was reportedly seen landing in San Diego International Airport with parts of its tail and the flight crew was reportedly unaware. On Tuesday, an iAero Airways Boeing 737-800 flight ...
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Pandemic pushes half of San Diego's taxis off the road
The number of San Diego taxi drivers who called it quits recently rose faster than the average unemployment rate, as the hospitality and tourism industry continued to bear the economic brunt of the ...
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Aztecs ponder playing 2021 football season outside San Diego County
San Diego State AD John David Wicker plans to look at various Southern California venues if Mission Valley land purchase isn't completed soon ...
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Phenomenal San Diego women in science and research
Spotlighted is Sally Ride, the first U.S. woman in space, who encouraged girls’ interest in science with her namesake educational program, Sally Ride Science, based at UC San Diego. Here are 11 other ...
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Meet The Women Of The San Diego Art Prize
Alanna Airitam, Kaori Fukuyama, Griselda Rosas, and Melissa Walter — are celebrated by the San Diego Art Prize ...
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San Diego Traffic Trends During COVID-19 Pandemic
California’s statewide stay-at-home order was issued March 19 and since then, San Diego-area freeways have drastically seen a decrease in traffic.