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National Geographic-ის ფოტოგრაფია, რომელიც მსოფლიოს გარშემო მოგზაურობს. გარდა იმისა, რომ მისი ფოტოები მაღალი მხატვრული ღირებულებისაა, ავტორი ძალიან საინტერესო ისტორიებს აქვეყნებს პლანეტის სხვადასხვა ადგილების და ხალხთა კულტურისა თუ ისტორიის შესახებ.

მზადება საქორწინო ცერემონიისთვის, სინგაპური

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The makeup goes on before the wedding begins…shot on assignment for @natgeo with @bluezones covering the world’s happiest places. Check out the November issue of the magazine for Dan Buettner’s @bluezones incredible deep dive and dissection into the cultural recipes of Happiness. @paleyphoto

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ფოტო სერიიდან „მსოფლიოს უბედნიერესი ადგილები“. კოპენჰაგენი

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Shot on assignment for @natgeo with @bluezones Dan Buettner looking at the worlds different recipes for happiness and where it’s found most abundantly. Read @bluezones comprehensive and entertaining article in the Nov. ‘17 issue of @natgeo or look it up online under National Geographic Happiest Places. @paleyphoto

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ბუშმენი. სამხრეთ აფრიკა

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Alex Xhamme, half Khoisan half Batswana, stands for a portrait. Khoisan is a unifying name for two groups of peoples of Southern Africa, who share ethnic, cultural, and putative linguistic characteristics distinct from the Bantu majority of the region. They are often referred to as ‘bushmen’ based on their traditional nomadic hunter/gatherer culture. As per this image, most of that culture is preserved in the form of cultural tourism where otherwise modern Khoisan lead a Bushman Experience for visiting tourists. Cultural tourism is a complex issue. Many people reject it as ‘fake’, often failing to see the irony that underscores their disappointment in the fact that this cultural paradigm is no longer ‘real’. The Khoisan, like most minority communities, have faced massive marginalization at the hands of the surrounding governments. This kind of employment offers some financial support while helping some element of the culture persist. Regardless, the opinions are mixed and passionate. Shot on assignment with @intotheokavango led by @drsteveboyes with support from @natgeo @markstonephoto

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არქეოლოგიური აღმოჩენა ნეპალში

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It’s all just a little bit of history repeating… except it’s not. What we learn from the past, indeed what we know, is so easily ignored. What we do know is that when class division and the wealth distribution gap reaches a threshold, societies collapse. It’s a documented phenomenon. I wonder where we are headed now…and I wonder who will be okay if and when it all comes crashing down. A hunch says it won’t be the mega wealthy…but more likely those who have learned to co-exist socially and environmentally. Just a thought. Human remains being recovered by a team of climbers and archeologists on the border of Nepal and Tibet // #natgeoinspires Insta retrospective

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ამერიკის საბუნებისმეტყველო ისტორიის მუზეუმის ინსტაგრამის ანგარიში

ერთ-ერთი ყველაზე აქტიური და ინფორმაციულად მდიდარია. ორგანიზაცია რეგულარულად აქვეყნებს მასალებს მუზეუმში დაცული ექსპონატების შესახებ. გარდა ამისა, მომხმარებელს აწვდის ინფორმაციას თემატურად განსხვავებული სფეროებიდან. მაგალითად, შეუძლია ატვირთოს ედვარდ მუნკის “ყვირილი“ და მოაყოლოს ისტორია ვულკანი „კრაკატაუს“ ამოფრქვევის შესახებ, რომლის შედეგადაც ნორვეგიელები, მათ შორის მხატვარიც, უმალაზესი დაისის მოწმენი იყვნენ.

Promachoteuthis sulcus

 

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It’s Cyber Monday, and the internet is crazy—but not as crazy as nature: Meet the Promachoteuthis sulcus. This species is known only from a single specimen collected by a German research vessel in 1971, meaning there is still much to learn about the distinctive deep-sea critter. And while it looks as though the south Atlantic Ocean-based squid has a set of teeth, those are actually circular, folded lips that surround a sharp beak inside the mouth. Which is creepier—the hidden beak or the teeth-like lips? (PS: For our #CyberMonday deal, get $20 or more off Museum Membership with the promo code UNLOCK. Lean more with the #linkinbio) Photo: R. Young

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მუზეუმის ექსპონატების რენტგენული ექსპერტიზა

 

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Museum conservators use x-rays to investigate the condition of artifacts, including Tibetan deity figures, to determine their condition and how they were constructed. In the case of the bronze figure seen here, the x-ray revealed that the hollow body is made from sheet metal, while the hands and feet are solid-cast. Image © AMNH\J. Levinson and K. Knauer

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ტრიცერატოპსის ექსპონატის მომზადება. 1938 წელი

 

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This Thursday, we’re throwing it back to August 1938! This magnificent photo from the Museum’s Digital Special Collections shows Charles Lang and Otto Faulkenbach prepping a Triceratops sculpture for display. Today, Triceratops fans can visit a different exhibit: the Museum’s 65-million-year-old fossil skeleton, on view in the Hall of Ornithischian Dinosaurs, which features a partially healed skull injury– perhaps caused by a run-in with another Triceratops. #tbt #throwbackthursday #amnh #insideamnh #triceratops #dinosaur #dinosaurs #sculptures

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HistoricalPics 

უნიკალურ  და ნაკლებად ცნობილ საარქივო ფოტოებს უყრის თავს. აქ ბევრი რამის აღმოჩენა შეიძლება, დაწყებული ისტორიაში პირველი ციგურებით სამსართულიანი ველოსიპედით დამთავრებული. საინტერესოა ისიც, რომ არქივი მომხმარებლების მიერ მიწოდებული ძველი ფოტოების მდიდრდება.

ცნობილი ნევროლოგისა და „ელექტროთერაპიის მამის“ – გიიომ დიუშენის ექსპერიმენტი

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Lot 47 by Guillaume Duchenne de Boulogne. De Boulogne was interested in physiognomy, and used electricity to discover which muscles were responsible for each particular facial expression. He later published his photographs and findings in a manual which would go on to inspire Charles Darwin. Darwin took his own set of pictures, with the purpose of matching each expression with the 'mood' or 'feeling' it suggested – for example anger or fear.

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ლუ რიდი, მიკ ჯაგერი და დევიდ ბოუვი

 

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London, Cafè Royal: Lou Reed, Mick Jagger and David Bowie #historicalpics #legends #loureed #mickjagger #davidbowie #1973 #london #caferoyal #londoncaferoyal #musiclegends #musiclegendcollection #bowieforever

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ალ კაპონეს საკანი, სადაც მან 1929 წელს 9 თვე გაატარა

 

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#Repost @historyphotographed (@get_repost) ・・・ Al Capone’s prison cell where he spent about nine months in 1929. #alcapone#gangster#history#historicalpics#picoftoday#instadaily#photoofday#historyinpictures#historic

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საცურაო ნიღაბი. 1928 წელი

 

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Full face swimming mask. 1928. #whatwasonce #historical #history #historicalphotos #historicalpics #photosofhistory

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ჰენრი ბერენსი – მსოფლიოში ყველაზე დაბალი კაცი. 1956 წელი

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Henry Behrens, the smallest man in the world dances with his pet cat in the doorway of his Worthing home, #historicalpics #indianepicphotos #jaihind🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 .

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ამერიკული კორპორაცია General Electric-ი

მომხმარებელს ელექტროსადგურების შთამბეჭდავი კონსტრუქციებისა და თუ სხვა ტექნოლოგიების დათვალიერების საშუალებას აძლევს. გარდა ამისა, დიდ ყურადღებას უთმობს ალტერნატიული ენერგოწყაროების თემატიკას.

ქარის ელექტროსადგურის ტურბინა. გერმანია

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A #droneseyeview of one of the GE wind turbines spinning in Germany’s Swabian-Franconian Forest. Each turbine stands 584 feet, nearly twice as tall as the Statue of Liberty. The concrete circular container at the base of the turbine can hold 1.6 million gallons of water, helping the turbine function like a giant battery. Head to the link in our bio for an inside look at this turbine's unique power generation process. Image credit: Max Bögl Wind AG, shot by photographer Reinhard Mederer #Germany #renewables #energyflow #technologytuesday

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ამერიკული ავიაგამანადგურებელი F22 Raptor, კომპანიის მიერ წარმოებული ძრავით

 

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It’s a bird! It’s a plane! Oh wait. Yes, it’s definitely a plane. The F22 Raptor puts on a show at this year’s EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, the world’s largest #aircraft gathering. For more coverage from this year’s event, click the link in the bio. Image captured by @adamsenatori. #avgeek #aviation #OSH15

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Everyday Climate Change

პლატფორმა გლობალური დათბობის თემას ეძღვნება. ანგარიშზე გამოქვეყნებული ყოველი ფოტო, ერთ რომელიმე ეკოლოგიურ პრობლემას ეხმაურება.

ქვანახშირის გადამამუშავებელი ქარხანა და ჰაერის დაბინძურების პრობლემა. ინდოეთი.

 

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photo by @ruhanikaur for @everydayclimatechange
THE COAL WITHIN: The journey of coal from the power plant to the human body leaves a path ridden with disease in its wake.
With 10 power plants and 16 coal mines in it, the Singrauli-Sonbhadra region has been coined the Energy capital of India; understandably, it
is high on the list of critically polluted areas of the country. Jagat Narayan Viswakarma, a petitioner in the National Green Tribunal’s case against the Union Government of India for pollution in the area, estimates that about 500 deaths occur every year here alone. Rarely,
though, if ever, is the cause of death ascribed to heavy metal
contamination. Carbon Dioxide emissions, due to the burning of coal and the release of methane during coal mining, cause long-term and irreversible global warming. Yet, the Indian government continues its
staggering dependence on coal for its energy needs, and is aiming to peak its production by 2037. In the meantime, the lives of the affected and forgotten continue to be cut short.
#climatechange#globalwarming#climatechangeisreal#climatechangeawareness#climatechanges#coal#coalminer#globalwarming#airpollution#pollution#coalmining#humanrights#airpocalypse#coalkills#india#fossilfuels#hydrocarbons#greenhousegases #extremeweather#heatwave
#dirtycoal#pollution#contamination#helpdelhibreathe#thefarvalley

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წყალდიდობა. განა

 

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Photo by @matildegattoni ~ Ghana – Fuveme – A young boy sails back home on a piece of wood after the high tide has flooded the village. Nestled between the ocean and the Volta river estuary, the village of Fuvemeh has seen its territory reduced from several kilometers to few hundred meters. Nowadays, the villages sits on a narrow strip of land which separates the coastline from the adjacent lagoon. Haunted by coastal erosion, its 1,000 inhabitants have literally nowhere to move. #climatechangeisreal #climatechange #globalwarming #africa #ghana

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ანტარქტიკა. 1992-2017 წლებში, 3 ტრილიონი ტონა ყინულის დნობამ წყლის დონის 8 მილიმეტრით მომატება გამოიწვია.

 

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Photo by @JshPhotog, shot on assignment with @Greenpeace, in the #SouthernOcean. – Two new reports and studies published this week in Nature (International Journal of Science) have stated that the ice in Antarctica is melting three times faster than previously thought, with the resulting sea-level rises having a catastrophic consequence for coastal areas of the world’s continents. The report in Nature says that “the Antarctic Ice Sheet lost about 3 trillion tonnes of ice between 1992 and 2017, equal to a mean sea-level rise of about 8mm.” Read the full article and report here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-018-0179-y #EverydayClimateChange #ClimateChange #Antartica #ice #iceberg #GlobalWarming #Nature #NatureJournal #JeremySuttonHibbert #Greenpeace #JshArchive

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DailyOverview

მომხმარებელს კოსმოსიდან და დრონებით გადაღებულ ფოტოებს სთავაზაობს. ანგარიშზე თავმოყრილია მსოფლიოს სხვადასხვა წერტილის გამოსახულებები.

საჰარა. ალჟირის მონაკვეთი

 

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Check out this incredible rock formation we found in the Sahara Desert, near the town of Reggane, Algeria. The climate in this region is torrid and almost rainless, with an average annual rainfall of less than 0.4 inches (10 mm). In the summer, daytime temperatures are known to consistently reach 122°F (50°C), earning this area its nickname — the “triangle of fire.” /// Created by @dailyoverview, source imagery: @digitalglobe

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ფესტივალი Burning Man. ნევადა

 

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“Galaxia” was The Temple at this year’s Burning Man Festival in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada. Designed by French architect Arthur Mamou-Mani, it is shaped of 20 timber trusses converging as a spiral towards one point in the sky. According to the artist, the design “celebrates hope in the unknown, stars, planets, black holes, the movement uniting us in swirling galaxies of dreams.” /// Drone photo courtesy of @alexmedina.photography

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წითელი ქვიშა. დასავლეთ ავსტრალია

 

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The aquamarine water of Roebuck Bay rolls onto red sand in Broome, Western Australia. A coastal town, Broome is home to roughly 14,000 people, but its population can grow to upwards of 45,000 per month during peak tourist season from June to August. /// Created by @dailyoverview, source imagery @nearmap

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ვანკუვერის პორტი

 

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The Roberts Bank Superport is a shipping facility in the Port of Vancouver, just offshore the city of Delta in British Columbia, Canada. It is home to the single busiest coal export terminal in North America, which typically ships more than 20 million tons of export coal a year. Currently, there are plans to expand the facility and add a new three-berth container terminal, which would provide an additional 2.4 million twenty-foot equivalent units of container capacity. /// Created by @eli_anderson_, source imagery: @nearmap

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ვულკანი საკურაჯიმა. იაპონია

 

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Sakurajima is an active stratovolcano and a former island in Kyushu, Japan. Lava flows from the volcano’s 1914 eruption connected it with the Osumi Peninsula, as shown in the bottom left of this Overview. Since 1955, Sakurajima has been erupting almost constantly, producing thousands of small explosions every year. /// Created by @dailyoverview, source imagery: @digitalglobe

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