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31/10/2025

Never miss an opportunity to tell people how much they mean to you. If you miss someone, love someone, or appreciate them, say it now. It’s a real shame to save all the good things you thought for their funeral. Speak your appreciation while they can still hear it.

27/10/2025

19/10/2025

🚗💨 Thief With a Moral Compass? 👶

In Beaverton, Oregon, a man stole a car left running outside a grocery store — but halfway through his getaway, he noticed something shocking:

There was a 4-year-old child in the back seat! 😱

He immediately turned around, drove back to the scene, confronted the mother, and scolded her for leaving her child unattended in a running vehicle. 😤

He even threatened to call the police on her! 👮‍♂️

Then — with the child safely returned — he jumped back into the car and sped off again.

The child was unharmed.
The car was later found abandoned.
The suspect escaped at the time but was eventually identified by police.

🤯 A bizarre case of crime… parenting advice… and a narrow escape!

17/10/2025

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15/10/2025

🌋 Trees Can Warn Us Before Volcanoes Erupt — And Satellites Are Listening! 🌱🛰️

In an amazing twist of nature and technology, scientists have discovered that trees living near volcanoes can act like early warning sensors.

As magma begins to rise underground, it releases large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO₂) and other gases.

Nearby trees absorb this CO₂, which accelerates photosynthesis — making their leaves greener and denser.

Using satellite systems like NASA’s Landsat and the European Space Agency’s Sentinel, researchers track these “greening patterns” with a tool called NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index).

This allows them to detect unusual plant activity from space — sometimes weeks or months before a volcanic eruption occurs. 🌋

The findings were observed around Mount Etna (Italy) and Costa Rican volcanoes, where scientists noticed vegetation became unusually lush before eruptions.

This biological signal could soon complement seismic and gas monitoring systems, providing an entirely new layer of early-warning data.

While not perfect — since rainfall, drought, or seasonal shifts can also affect greenery — this approach shows how life on Earth can help us predict geological threats below the surface. 🌍💚

Nature might just be the planet’s most advanced sensor network. 🌳✨

14/10/2025

In 19th-century India, opponents would throw stones, mud, and cow dung at Savitribai Phule nearly every day on her walk to work.

Her 'crime' was teaching. She was on her way to the first school for girls in the country, a school that she herself founded. 📖

Together with her husband, Jyotirao Phule, she sought to challenge the deeply entrenched view that education was not for girls or for people of lower castes.

In 1848, they opened their school in Pune. They started with just nine students, enrolling girls from different social and religious backgrounds.

Savitribai became India's first professionally trained female teacher and headmistress, paving the way for others to follow.

The opposition was relentless. She would often arrive at school with her sari soiled, so she started carrying a spare one to change into before starting her lessons. 🙏

Her work went beyond the classroom. She fought against the caste system and advocated for the rights of widows and other marginalized people.

Her life of service came to an end in 1897. She contracted the bubonic plague after carrying a sick child from an infected area to her clinic, dying while caring for others.

Savitribai Phule's tireless efforts created a foundation for women's education and social reform that continues to influence India today.

Sources: Wikipedia, The Economic Times, Times of India

13/10/2025

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