the next olympics are held in paris, france in 2024.
the next olympics are held in paris, france in 2024.
where are the next olympics held in 2024?
paris , france
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section::::predicted and scheduled events.









































bullet::::- march 25 – march 2024 lunar eclipse.









































bullet::::- may 26 – comet 9p/tempel 1 will pass 0.55 au from jupiter and may break apart at that time due to gravitational forces.









































bullet::::- april 8 – total solar eclipse (central pacific ocean, northern mexico, eastern, southwestern and central united states, southeastern canada and northern atlantic ocean).









































bullet::::- august 2–18 – the 2024 summer olympics will be held in paris, france.









































bullet::::- september 4–15 – the 2024 summer paralympics will be held in paris, france.









































bullet::::- september 18 – september 2024 lunar eclipse.
2024
fuchs represented the united states at the 1948 summer olympics held in london, great britain, where he won the bronze medal in the men's shot put event, despite suffering from strep throat and a 104-degree temperature while competing. competing in two events in athletics at the 1951 pan american games held in buenos aires, fuchs won gold medals in both the discus and shot put. he earned himself the nickname "the magnificent wreck" for his willingness to compete in the face of illness and injury. as one of the favorites heading into the next olympics, fuchs sprained a finger in his right hand in july 1952 which left his entire hand throbbing and put him off the field for three days, in addition to an ankle injury he had sustained with while training. despite the injuries, fuchs repeated with his second bronze medal in the shot put at the 1952 summer olympics, held in helsinki, finland. gold medalist parry o'brien later surpassed fuchs's records with a more radical innovation which featured a 180-degree turn called the "backwards glide"; he broke the 60-foot mark in 1953.
jim fuchs