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Today, on Earth Day, it's important to understand how special this day is and why we need to take care of our planet. We've all seen movies like Avatar and Wall-E that show us how amazing and fragile Earth is. Remember the scene where Jake Sully is amazed by Pandora's beauty? That's a bit like how we should feel about our own planet. We only have one Earth, and it's up to us to protect it. Think about what happened in Interstellar when they said, "We only have one planet." It's a reminder that there's no backup plan; this is all we've got. So, on Earth Day, let's think about what we can do to help. We can start by doing simple things like recycling and using less energy. Every little bit counts. Let's work together to make sure our planet stays beautiful and healthy for everyone to enjoy. 🌍 #earthday #environment #sustainability #climatechange #planetearth #greenliving #nature #conservation #ecofriendly #renewableenergy #earthhour #protectourplanet #zerowaste #savetheplanet #cleanenergy #ecofriendlyliving #climateaction #greenenergy #advantmed #reducewaste #environmentalawareness #earthlove

Cornelius is a curious kitten who is puzzled as to why humans are so intriguing and yet so nice. Grumbelina is a delicate soul who is slowly discovering that humans may not be so bad after all. Check out these siblings: https://lnkd.in/g_auMXac They must be adopted together. For more info: annexcatrescue.ca/adopt #annexcatrescue #catrescue #rescuecat

The Akashic records can show you your purpose and mission through seeing your past and current lives. You can even learn to see the future! #AkashicRecords #EtherealLibrary Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gnPA4_Fs

Happy #EarthDay! Here are some interesting pieces of trivia about our planet from the updated Brave Search!

Read all about the #PREFIREMission launching two #cubesatellites and the reasons why in this month's #GeoSpatialTimes #OutOfThisWorld feature! https://lnkd.in/gvijeb-U

In the series of Why I do What I do: Hasan is one of our amazing content contributors- A 9 year old who started with S2C (Spelling to Communicate) and uses RPM (Rapid Prompting Method) by Soma through letterboard /keyboard for his communication. This poem specifically, while written so simply, challenges the myopic vision of the society around us. - Hasan proves with every word that he CAN communicate and that speech is only ONE of the MANY forms of communication. - With every question he proves how beautiful his mind is - indicating the insightful, observant, intelligent and competent personality that he has. - The ending of the poem balances his very real challenges of involuntary body movements with very focused insights that his mind has to offer. Hasan's writing is thought provoking. I could write and write about Hasan and Swarit - two of our youngest content contributors but I think their words will speak louder than mine. Head on to our website and navigate to 'From the Authors'. Here you'll find a collection of some of the articles that these changemakers are writing and show them some love and support through your comments 😊 Thank you Ishwarya Kumar for letting us be a part of Hasan's journey. 🙏 Edit: The edit has been made to correct the method of communication Hasan uses. the method is RPM (Rapid Prompting Method) by Soma. While Hasan started with S2C, what helped him go open is methods around the RPM. :)

📢 Limited spots are still available for online 60 min and Live Studio Talkshow sessions! Water needs help! Want to share your work that overcomes socio-economic and environmental challenges related to water? Apply by March 14 at the latest! #mangement #innovation #SDGs #environment #peace #cooperation #WaterAction #sustainability #energy #climatechange #circulareconomy #plastic #technology and more hot topics will be discussed during the week!

Each week, in picking stories for Escape Velocity Space News, I look for news in a lot of places. There is the stereotypical - I check out what people are gabbing about on social media. There is the classic - I review the press releases coming out on EurekaAlert and other services. And there is the going a bit deeper - I look at what is coming out at conferences and coming out in journals. Most weeks I love learning new things, and this story-picking journey exposes me to things I just love, like archeology, animal science, and random dinosaur updates. I am here for the paleontology, people; I am here for it. But some weeks, I see stories I feel I should cover and then don’t because I, as a human, just… can’t. This last week there were a bunch of new papers on various aspects of climate change, ranging from how Greenland is becoming green as its ice melts, to the implications of lowered sea ice levels in Antarctica, to the plight of polar bears. Those stories on Polar Bears caused me to nope right out, go looking for candy, and learn my husband had eaten all my peppermint patties. As a space science journalist, I rarely have to deal with widespread human suffering or even potential human suffering in my stories. My colleagues who cover wars, pandemics, and economics… I don't know how they do it year on year. This week I realized, that when it comes to international politics and war, space could be the new frontier. My safety in covering space science may be coming to an end. In a story covered very well by the Washington Post and discussed by the Atlantic Council, we learned that Russia is developing a space-based nuclear weapons platform. According to WaPo and CNN sources, the goal isn’t to target satellites with missiles, as we’ve seen done with conventional weapons in the past. Rather, the goal is to detonate a nuclear weapon in an area of orbit that will cause a Matrix-style overload of electronics that kills all the satellites in the local sphere. Depending on what altitude this kind of detonation occurs at, the EMP blast could also affect the surface of the Earth. Over on the Astronomy Cast podcast, Fraser and I discuss this story in a fair amount of detail and we put it in the context of the 1963 Partial Test Ban Treaty and the 1967 Outer Space Treaty. This week, on EVSN, we're covering none of this. We’re instead going to discuss exoplanets, the structures of atoms, the evolution of SN 1987a, and future lunar structures. We’re going to take you not just out of this world, but out of our solar system. We’re going to visit my happy place… and I hope it is your happy place too. Patrons will get the new episode on Friday (possibly Saturday - or producer is mid move), and everyone else will get it on YouTube next week. Join our patreon at patreon.com/CosmoQuestX and subscribe on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gZNPSzjk

I wonder if butterflies know that they are colorful. I wonder if there are many Hasans in many worlds. I wonder if birds and animals can use the letterboard to communicate like me. I wonder if the waves have messages for humanity. Read Hasan's latest article on our website🤗 #kindtheory #neurodiversity #inclusionmatters #autismacceptance #sensoryinclusion #neurodiversecommunity #autismawareness #differentnotless #neurodivergentpride #accessiblespaces #empowerneurodiversity #inclusivedesign #neurodiverseinclusion #sensoryfriendlyspaces #autismadvocacy #neurodiversityawareness