🚨 Why Seeing Earth From Space Breaks Something Inside You
Crying when you see Earth for the first time isn’t crazy, it’s human. Psychologists call it the Overview Effect, and it’s one of the deepest emotional shifts a human being can experience.
When an astronaut looks at Earth from space, the brain is confronted with something it was never prepared for: an entire planet floating in the void, without borders, without flags, protected only by an atmosphere as thin as the skin of an apple.
Many astronauts describe it the same way:
“From here you don’t see ideologies or countries. Just a fragile crew traveling together on the same ship.”
In that moment, something breaks inside, and all problems seem insignificant against the cosmic silence.
Perhaps humanity’s greatest mistake isn’t moral or technological, but one of distance.
Maybe we don’t need more progress… maybe we need to look at our home from farther away to understand how absurd it is to destroy it from within.
LO ÚLTIMO: La astronauta Christina Koch describió la experiencia de observar la Tierra desde la nave Orion como algo imposible de anticipar.
"Sabía que eso era lo que íbamos a ver, pero nada te prepara para lo impresionante que es observar tu planeta hogar iluminado como si fuera de día y también ver el brillo de la Luna sobre él por la noche, junto con la hermosa luz del atardecer", señaló durante la misión Artemis II.
Koch afirmó que estas vistas le dan un adelanto de lo que vendrá: "Saber que tendremos imágenes similares de la Luna me emociona aún más".
Those same Kurds stood on the frontlines and played a decisive role in defeating ISIS, defending not only our people but global security. What is happening today is not only an attack on the Autonomous Administration of Rojava, but an assault on Kurdish dignity everywhere. Kurdish solidarity remains our true guarantee, and we will continue to support our people in Rojava to restore stability and secure their rights within a permanent constitutional framework in Syria.
The Kurdish people do not ask the world for protection; we just remind them of history. This is not the first time support has been given to those who opposed the Kurds—only for the world to later realize the harm done. The Ba’athist regime was once supported against the Kurds; the Kurds endured, while the Ba’ath left behind tragedy and crime.
It’s official!
@BarhamSalih, former President of Iraq, has been elected as the next High Commissioner for Refugees.
Having been a refugee himself, he brings powerful lived experience to lead UNHCR.
We’re excited to welcome him soon. 💙
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This photograph was taken seconds before the red car exploded, killing 29 people, including the photographer. The camera was found afterward in the rubble. The man and child in the photo both survived.
The Omagh bombing was a car bombing on 15 August 1998 in the town of Omagh in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom.
The bombing killed 29 people and injured some 220 others, making it the deadliest single incident of the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
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