Advocacy
Shaking the Edge of the World
At 9:17 a.m. local time, the people of Petropavlovsk‑Kamchatsky felt the world twist beneath their feet. It started as a deep, rumbling growl — the kind that makes coffee cups tremble on tables and birds explode into the sky. Then, within seconds, the ground heaved violently. Windows rattled, shelves collapsed, and terrified families scrambled for doorways and open streets.
By saqib rehman6 months ago in Earth
Wrong-Way Crashes in Las Vegas Are a Growing Threat
Wrong-way crashes have become an increasingly deadly problem on Las Vegas roads. In one tragic incident earlier this summer, a 10 year old boy named Brandon Martinez lost his life when a wrong-way driver collided head on with another vehicle on I-15 near the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The driver was arrested on suspicion of DUI. It was just one of several fatal wrong-way crashes in the valley this year, highlighting a crisis that continues to claim lives.
By Sharon Feldman6 months ago in Earth
Earth Is Starting to Spin Faster.
In recent years, scientists have noticed a strange and surprising trend: the Earth is starting to spin faster. This might sound like science fiction, but it’s a real phenomenon backed by highly precise atomic clock measurements and satellite data. The consequences of this increased spin are subtle but potentially far-reaching — enough that scientists around the world are considering taking a step never before attempted: subtracting a second from the global time system. Known as a “negative leap second,” this would be an unprecedented move in the history of timekeeping.
By Hamd Ullah6 months ago in Earth
The Calico
The calico’s words didn’t cycle between requests for food or pats as I expected. She knew things, not about the world out there, which she saw very little of, but about her domain; the space between the walls of what she labelled her prison, and the people inside them, whom she observed like an anthropologist. You’re not our slave, or a prisoner, or a piece of furniture, I reassured her, you’re a part of the family, and the closest thing to a daughter. All relationships are transactional. You’re warm and fed, and you make my heart beat slow down like that of a deep-sea diver.
By Orson Dijle6 months ago in Earth
Yasmin Bashirova: Redefining Human Rights Advocacy in the 21st Century
In an era marked by rapid globalization, technological shifts, and growing social movements, the definition of advocacy itself is evolving. Yasmin Bashirova is among a new wave of human rights advocates who are reimagining how change is created—leveraging digital tools, community power, and cross-sector collaboration to protect and promote fundamental freedoms worldwide.
By Yasmin Bashirova6 months ago in Earth
💥 25 Mind-Blowing Facts That Will Make You Rethink Everything You Know About Life
In the age of information overload, it’s easy to become numb to new discoveries. But every once in a while, a few astonishing facts cut through the noise and leave us genuinely speechless. Some are mind-expanding, others are mildly disturbing, and a few are downright hilarious. Buckle up, here are 25 of the most fascinating and bizarre truths that might just change how you see the world.
By Lynn Myers6 months ago in Earth
Gregas Beekeeping: All About Bees, Honey & Beekeeping Supplies at a Glance
Introduction Welcome to Gregas Beekeeping, where passion for bees meets the art of traditional honey production. Whether you're a hobbyist, an aspiring beekeeper, or simply a honey lover, our mission is to provide you with everything you need to know about beekeeping—from hive to jar. At Gregas, we combine decades of experience with a love for nature, bringing you high-quality honey and expert-crafted beekeeping equipment, all made with care and precision.
By KAMRAN AHMAD6 months ago in Earth
The Sahara Desert’s Mystery and Facts
The Sahara Desert, the world’s largest hot desert, stretches across North Africa like a vast golden ocean of sand. Covering an area of 9.2 million square kilometers (3.6 million square miles), the Sahara is larger than the United States and nearly the size of China. Though commonly perceived as an uninhabitable wasteland, the Sahara holds fascinating mysteries, ancient secrets, and surprising ecological diversity that challenge many assumptions.
By Engr. Mansoor Ahmad6 months ago in Earth
The Amazon Jungle mystery
Deep within the heart of South America lies a colossal, green labyrinth teeming with secrets, ancient mysteries, and breathtaking biodiversity — the Amazon Jungle. Known as the “lungs of the Earth,” the Amazon rainforest is far more than just a wilderness. It's a living, breathing entity — a place where nature rules supreme and every corner whispers tales of wonder and danger.
By Engr. Mansoor Ahmad6 months ago in Earth
Beyond Earth: How Space Exploration is Reimagining Our Future
🌌 Title: Beyond Earth: How Space Exploration is Reimagining Our Future ✨ Subtitle: From Mars colonies to space telescopes, the race to explore the cosmos is redefining life on Earth and the destiny of humanity.
By Rahmat Ullah Khan6 months ago in Earth
Echoes in the Void: Why Humanity's Future Lies Beyond Earth
Title: Echoes in the Void: Why Humanity's Future Lies Beyond Earth Subtitle: From lunar missions to Mars colonization, how space exploration is transforming our planet, our technology, and our understanding of existence.
By Rahmat Ullah Khan6 months ago in Earth
