Imaginémonos que cada cosa que hacemos tiene eco en los demás.
Que somos inspiración y ejemplo.
El éxito nunca es individual, es un logro colectivo.
Sigamos dándolo todo para superar nuestros límites.
Vamos @telefonica! #Imaginémonos#Telefónica100
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It’s unclear how much, or whether, the presidential debate will shift the race — though early polls show Vice Pres. Kamala Harris coming out on top.
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The 2022 Outlander keeps your safety in mind. That’s why it was awarded IIHS’ TOP SAFETY PICK+, its highest safety rating for vehicles built after June 2021. https://t.co/fhvjZ7WDAm
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The importance of learning about your menstrual cycle.
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#PPOD: A Triangular Prominence Hovers Over the Sun
Why is there a triangle hovering over the Sun? Although the shape is unusual, the type of structure is not: it is part of an evolving solar prominence. Looping magnetic fields on the Sun channel the flow of energetic particles, sometimes holding glowing gaseous structures aloft for months. A prominence glows brightly because it contains particularly hot, dense, or opaque solar plasma. The surprising triangular structure occurred at the end of August. Larger than our Earth, the iconic prominence was imaged by several solar photographers and documented by @NASA's Solar Dynamic Observatory to form and violently dissipate in about a day. The featured image was captured in a color of red light emitted strongly by hydrogen. Below, solar fibrils carpet the Sun's chromosphere, while the background sky is so faint in comparison that no stars are visible. Our Sun's surface has been quite active this year.
Credit: Andrea Vanoni (@OssVesta)
Text: @apod