Amestri

22/08/2025

Who is this guy?

16/08/2025

15/08/2025

Guess what?

12/08/2025

In Finland, some reindeer owners have come up with a great idea! They spray reflective paint on their reindeer's antlers to reduce road accidents. At night, these antlers glow, which has the potential to reduce road accidents.

10/08/2025

Caught on drone: a rare and breathtaking sight of a moose dropping its antlers deep in the forests of New Brunswick.

10/08/2025

Look what is making in traditional way

30/07/2025

Tsunami hits Northern Japan after Russia quake

20/07/2025

📸: Wildlife photographer Sha Lu.

13/06/2025

Air India flight crashes in Ahmedabad, India, killing over 200

The Air India crash of Flight AI171 in Ahmedabad shocked the world. How one person survived, and what’s next for Air India and Boeing.

09/06/2025

⚠️ they are not soldiers. But they walked into a zone of death.

In 2011, Japan's Fukushima Daiichi (Daiichi) nuclear plant was in a very close situation to exploding after a massive earthquake and tsunami. Temperatures in reactors are rising. Radiation was leaking. The world was holding the breath and watching. Will it become another Ch'nobil process??

Robots or machines couldn't make it stop.
It took human hands to make it happen.

Meanwhile 50 people came forward. Engineers, operators and technicians were among them.
Most of the older ones. Some of the pensioners.
They all knew the risk and showed up somehow.

They built safe clothes, worked on shifts to pump sea water to damaged reactors, and acted with determination.
Worked to prevent disaster by causing coolness.

They were famous as Fukushima 50 (Fukushima 50).
It's not because they wanted praise. Because they forgot comfortably and chose courage.

They didn’t scream. Did they run away or not. They showed up when the world needed them most.

That radiation had lasting impacts on some. And some more never told their story.
But what they did saved millions of lives.
Reminded the world what real bravery is.

🕯️ In a noisy world, their silence still speaks.