Chrysalis of air

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Cities around the world light up to support Paris after attacks

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Egypt

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Sphinx - Giza - Egypt (by cliff hellis)

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Israeli-Arab journalist Lucy Aharish speaks out against incitement by Arab-Israeli leaders: “You are inciting thousands of young people to go the the streets. You are destroying their future with your own hands.” Let’s hope for more people like you. Thank you Lucy! 

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The two-year-old child in this photo was stabbed tonight by a Palestinian man. The Palestinian man stabbed the child’s father and another Jew to death as they were leaving the Old City following prayers at the Western Wall, and the man also stabbed the child’s mother. She is in critical condition and fighting for her life. 

The BBC’s original headline for the story? “Palestinian shot dead after Jerusalem attack kills two” 

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Erg Chebbi - Morocco (by Florian Martys)

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dont let your white friends convince u to fuck with spirits this halloween

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1964/5 Stratocaster at Folkway Music, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.

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harry no

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The sad and emotional paintings of Donatella Marcatajo — expressing her passion for women’s rights & freedom

Donatella Marcatajo, a self-taught Italian hyperrealist painter, explores the narrative of women’s rights and freedom through her beautiful yet disturbing and emotionally charged paintings. The series of portraits, featured below, depict the sad plight of women trapped in the violence and horrible situations in life. She hopes that her dynamic and artistic expressions could somehow shake the conscience of the people. And we all hope as well that the violence against women must stop… Now! via:momentsjournal

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White Holes & Wormholes: How Do They Work?

People like to think of white holes as wormholes, as gateways through the universe.

But how do they really work?

You fall into a black hole, zoom across spacetime, and are flung out of a white hole at some distant location. It would be pretty nice if this was how physics actually worked (it may make intergalactic travel a whole lot easier).

But unfortunately, this isn’t exactly how physics works.

White holes, to be clear, are entirely theoretical. As of this moment, we don’t have any evidence for them. In fact, most scientists think that they don’t exist. However, they are handy mathematical constructs that allow us to talk about the space surrounding a black hole in meaningful ways.

In short, if black holes deal with an amazing amount of mass, white holes deal with none at all. Theoretical models say that that a white hole cannot be entered from the outside. This is, of course, the complete opposite of what we know black holes to be (supermassive objects that cannot be exited).

Learn more about these amazing objects at: http://bit.ly/1hHz70c

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