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ދިވެހި މާހިރުން

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A Lahmist

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Ray,

Blu Ray

Adhu Ray

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From "Ask your MP"

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Kendu dhairaage MP Matey (1972 EPS era)

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1942 Casablanca

"މި ޖުމްލައިން ސިފަކޮށްދެނީ، ދެވަނަ ބޮޑު ހަނގުރާމައިގެ ދުވަސްވަރު އުތުރު އެފްރިކާގައި ހުންނަ ރިކްގެ ނައިޓްކްލަބުން، ހީވެސް ނުކޮށް ހުއްޓާ އިލްސާއާ ދިމާވުމުން ރިކްއަށް ލިބުނު ކުއްލި ސިހުމެވެ. މިއީ އޭނާގެ ހިތްހަމަނުޖެހުމާއި، ނަމަވެސް ހިތުގެ ފުނުން ލޯބިވާކަން ހާމަކޮށްދޭ ސިހުމެކެވެ."

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(Varugadha akhlaaqee baareh) - jLoL

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ގުޑުމެއްނެތް ސާބިތު އަޚްލާޤު - jLoL

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Identification of a Woman (1982) - އަންހެނަކު ފާހަގަކުރުން

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mooch

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އަޚްލާޤީ ކައުނު (Akhlaaqee Kaunu)

"The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice"

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This comes from his famous reflection on a photograph of Earth taken by the Voyager 1 space probe from 6 billion kilometres away, in which Earth appears as a tiny blue pixel. Sagan wanted to emphasise how fragile our world is. He emphasises that we cannot rely on aliens or external cosmic forces to solve human crises (such as war or climate change); it is entirely up to us to protect our planet and treat each other with greater kindness.

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Steve Wonder

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"The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself."

Carl Sagan was talking about literal chemistry here. The heavy atoms in our bodies (like the iron in our blood and the calcium in our teeth) were forged inside dying stars billions of years ago. Because humans have evolved to have consciousness and study astronomy, we are essentially the universe looking back at and trying to understand itself.

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Not enough

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އާދޭ ޒުވާބު ކޮއްލާން!