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26/11/2025

The Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia has erupted for the first time in 12,000 years, stunning scientists and nearby communities. The eruption sent an enormous column of ash and smoke 9 miles (14 km) into the sky, making it visible from space. Satellite images captured the dramatic plume spreading across the region as winds carried volcanic material over long distances. Experts are now closely monitoring seismic activity to understand whether more eruptions could follow. This rare geological event highlights how even long-dormant volcanoes can awaken with tremendous force.


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12/11/2025

Zara Rahim, a first-generation Bangladeshi American strategist, played a defining role in one of New York’s most significant political victories in recent years. As Senior Advisor to Zohran Mamdani, she helped transform his campaign into a movement rooted in authenticity, community outreach, and cultural awareness.

Her strategy shifted the campaign’s focus away from rehearsed political messaging toward real connection with real New Yorkers. Under her guidance, more than 90,000 volunteers engaged voters in mosques, markets, apartment courtyards, and neighborhoods long overlooked by political power structures — including Bangladeshi, West African, Arab, and South Asian communities.

Rahim’s career spans the Obama campaign, the White House Digital Strategy Office, Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, Vogue, and consulting for Netflix and A24. Her experience across politics and culture shaped a campaign that blended digital virality with face-to-face trust building — resulting in record-level grassroots participation and a historic mayoral win.

This is a story of strategy, representation, and the power of showing up for the communities that shape a city.



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07/10/2025

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04/09/2025

After spending 178 days aboard the ISS, astronaut Ron Garan came back with a powerful realization: we’re living a lie. From space, Earth looks united—one glowing blue sphere with no borders, no divisions, just one fragile home floating in the darkness. Yet down here, we live as if we are separate, divided by politics, nations, and conflicts. From orbit, he saw the fragile atmosphere, a thin blue veil protecting life, lightning storms flashing like strobe lights, and auroras dancing across the poles. That perspective changed everything for him.

Garan argues humanity has its priorities upside down—we put the economy first, when it should be planet → society → economy. His message is clear: Earth is our shared spaceship, and every one of us is crew, not passengers. Humanity’s survival depends on recognizing that what divides us on the ground is invisible from space.