Thermographic timelapse footage of a house warming up in sunlight. The colours represent the temperature, going from yellow (hottest) to dark purple (coldest). Initially the house is cool in the night, but as the sun rises its walls grow steadily warmer.
Environmental activists dressed as beekeepers pose near a giant inflatable bee during a protest in front of the European Commission headquarters in Brussels. Reuters Archive. Photo by Francois Lenoir
Workers collect the rubble of damaged buildings to be recycled and reused for reconstruction, under the supervision of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in the government-controlled district of Wadi al-Sayeh in Homs, Syria, July 19, 2016.
Photo by Omar Sanadiki
July 17th 2016 marks 80 years since the start of the Nationalist coup that lead to the Spanish Civil War.
The Spanish Civil War is often depicted as a premise to the Second World War, with civilians being targeted on a regular basis, as was the case in the Spanish town of Guernica. Ver más →
Good news for some of our marine friends. On Friday a federal appeals court reversed a 2012 lower court decision approving the use of low-frequency sonar for training, testing and routine operations by the US Navy. The sonar can injure whales, dolphins, seals, sealions and walruses’ hearing while also disrupting their mating and feeding habits. The noise from the naval sonar drills can disorient and impair wildlife causing them to abandon their habitat or even strand themselves to escape the noise. Let’s celebrate this victory with some of our favorite sealife images.
Points of light static and in motion, showing how the human visual system recognises shapes and movement from limited information. This clip is based on the patch light system developed by the Swedish psychophysicist Gunnar Johansson in the early 1970s. When static, the lights appear to have no connection to each other. With some lights attached to a person’s joints, the relationship between them becomes immediately obvious when the person crouches and stands, and disappears again when they stop moving.
A demonstrator protesting the shooting death of Alton Sterling is detained by law enforcement near the headquarters of the Baton Rouge Police Department in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA. July 9, 2016.
Photo by Jonathan Bachman
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Mucho se ha dicho acerca de los inmigrantes ilegales que entran en los Estados Unidos a través de México , pero esta ultima noticia se enfrenta a una contradicción : el gobierno mexicano permitió a millones de cruzar la frontera norte , pero ahora están diciendo a sus vecinos del sur que no pueden hacer lo mismo . Ver más →
Nadando a través de enormes bancos de peces en un arrecife de coral . Los peces ballesta incluyen ( Odonus niger , negro ) , Anthias scalefin ( Pseudanthias squamipinnis , naranja) y pez limpiador de Bluestreak ( dimidiatus Labroides , blanco y negro ) . Filmado en el atolón de Baa , Maldivas .
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