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For the first time in history, gender parity is a reality across all leadership positions & among our entire international staff here at the @UN.
This is only a first step.
Decisions must at last include the women who were excluded for centuries.
Born #OnThisDay in 1867, #MarieCurie was the:
👩🔬 1st woman to receive a #NobelPrize
🏅 1st person to receive it twice
🧪 Only person to receive it in 2 different scientific fields: physics and chemistry
Her legacy continues to inspire #WomenInScience around the world.
ALT A black-and-white portrait of Marie Curie with a quote on the left side: "I was taught that the way of progress was neither swift nor easy."
Möge deine Seele ruhen in Friede kleine Bertha Leser 🙏🏼
Du bist nicht vergessen🕯️
#KeinVergessen
#NeverForget
7 listopada 1937 | W Amsterdamie urodziła się holenderska Żydówka Bertha Leser.
Została deportowana do #Auschwitz z getta #Theresienstadt 28 października 1944 r. Po selekcji została zamordowana w komorze gazowej.
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A common axiom in spaceflight is to treat every launch, space walk, and opportunity like it may be your last. I arrived at the international space station expecting to do zero space walks and hoping for one. I've been fortunate to work with the teams across @nasa far more than expected. Yesterday, was a peak moment full of unexpected challenges, real-time solution, and mission success. I feel blessed and thankful for this opportunity to make space a better place for us all. Thanks to the entire team for making it safe, making it fun, and getting it done! It will be the highlight of my career to work with you!
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Lonnie Thompson went to the ends of the Earth and above the clouds to document and understand the effects of the climate crisis on our planet. Across the highest mountain ranges, from the Andes to the Himalaya, his physically arduous and heroic research revealed the rapid decline of the world’s highest glaciers. And his meticulously documented findings from the ice cores he carried back down the mountains had an impact far beyond the scientific community. His lifelong determination to communicate what he discovered about the global impact of the climate crisis with policymakers and the public was extraordinary. For more than three decades, Lonnie and his wife and scientific collaborator Ellen Mosley-Thompson were trusted advisors to me and many others on climate science. Lonnie was an invaluable ally in the global movement to solve the climate crisis and was a cherished friend I will miss dearly. nytimes.com/2026/11/06/scien…
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A common axiom in spaceflight is to treat every launch, space walk, and opportunity like it may be your last. I arrived at the international space station expecting to do zero space walks and hoping for one. I've been fortunate to work with the teams across @nasa far more than expected. Yesterday, was a peak moment full of unexpected challenges, real-time solution, and mission success. I feel blessed and thankful for this opportunity to make space a better place for us all. Thanks to the entire team for making it safe, making it fun, and getting it done! It will be the highlight of my career to work with you!
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Today, we celebrate Marie Skłodowska-Curie's birthday and her remarkable achievements: the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, the first scientist to win it in two different categories, and the only laureate in two scientific fields.
Her name lives on through the EU's Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, supporting researchers across Europe and beyond, helping advance scientific discovery.
👏 Here's to Marie and the next generation of scientific pioneers!
ALT A scrapbook page featuring a colorized vintage photograph of a young Marie Skłodowska Curie standing next to a table, taped with yellow masking tape. Next to the photo are drawn test tubes and a dried leaf. Text at the bottom reads: "Marie Skłodowska Curie. Born in Warsaw on November 7, 1867".
ALT A scrapbook page about Marie Curie's achievements, featuring a colorized photo of her working in a laboratory, alongside a smaller historical group photo. Typewriter and handwritten-style text reads: "She was the first woman scientist to win a Nobel Prize ...and the first person to win the prize twice".
ALT A scrapbook page featuring a colorized photograph of Marie Curie holding glowing test tubes in a laboratory. It includes scientific illustrations of glassware, handwritten notes, and a famous quote: “Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood”.
ALT The final scrapbook page featuring a colorized portrait of an older Marie Curie inside a Polaroid-style frame with her signature ("M. Skłodowska Curie") below it. The page is decorated with dried flowers and scientific illustrations, with script text reading: "Now is the time to understand more so that we may fear less".
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Happy birthday to Marie Skłodowska Curie, who was born on this day in 1867.
Marie Curie was the first person to be awarded the Nobel Prize twice, and is still the only individual to receive the prize in two different science categories.
Find out more about this extraordinary laureate: bit.ly/2EQeIam
ALT Black and white portrait of Marie Skłodowska Curie.
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China verabschiedt sich nicht nur für den Klimaschutz von Öl. Der Staat hat verstanden, dass Erneuerbare Energien Länder deutlich unabhängiger und damit sicherer machen
Diese Groschen ist in Berlin leider noch nicht gefallen.
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Die Berliner Philharmoniker trauern um Herbert Blomstedt, der am 4. November im Alter von 99 Jahren gestorben ist. Vor allem als einer der großen Bruckner-Interpreten machte er sich einen Namen. Aber auch durch seine warme Ausstrahlung hat er beeindruckt.
berliner-philharmoniker.de/n…
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Merz sagt die Teilnahme bei UN-Klimakonferenz ab und Reiche bevorzugt Gaskraftwerke. Es zeigt deutlich wie egal der CDU/CSU eine intakte Umwelt ist. Sie halten an ihrer neoliberalen Erzählung vom permanenten Wirtschaftswachstum fest ohne Rücksicht auf Verluste. Bis morgen😎
ALT Ein herzförmiges Loch in einem Baum in dem ein grünes Pflänzchen blüht.
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Gerade weil ich ein paar Jahre älter bin als Hubert #Aiwanger – aber noch viel jünger aussehe: Sein Tod geht mir nah. Auch weil ich keinen Bock mehr auf dieses Scheiß-Leben habe.
Ich habe genug gesehen, erlebt, gekämpft. Ich habe einfach keine Lust mehr. Der Krebs in mir ist mein Freund. Er wird das für mich endlich zu Ende bringen. Egal wie.
Ich tippe auf Herzinfarkt, was Hubsi betrifft. Ein schneller Tod. Nicht unbedingt leicht. Weil u. U. mit Schmerzen verbunden.
Ich stelle mir das so vor, wie es wohl war: Er fühlte sich nicht gut. Statt einen Arzt aufzusuchen, blieb er in seinem Berliner Hotelzimmer.
Hat er nochmal mit seiner Familie telefoniert?
Das ist doch einfach alles 💩 ey! Das tut mir so leid. Ich kann das gar nicht anders ausdrücken.
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The climate is changing faster than the world can adapt, and those who contributed the least to it are often the most vulnerable to its impacts.
Even tripling adaptation finance by 2035 would cover less than a third of developing countries' needs.
The #AdaptationGap is growing. Financing must catch up.
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#NeverForget
The book ‘Auschwitz. A Monograph on the Human’ by the Auschwitz Museum Director Dr Piotr M. A. Cywiński is the first attempt on such a scale anywhere in the world to explore in such depth the human emotions experienced within the camp. Ten chapters from the book are now being released as a podcast series.
Collecting the material and working on the publication took almost six years. Piotr Cywiński analyzed more than 250 memoirs by Survivors of the German Nazi Auschwitz camp, as well as an extensive body of previously unpublished archival testimonies.
10 out of 30 chapters are presented in the podcast series:
Loneliness
Death
Inner Life
Emotions and Numbness
Friendship
Births
Laugh and Joy
Fear
Suicide
Hope
You can listen to the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast or YouTube. Links to all episodes on different platforms are available here: auschwitz.org/en/museum/news…
The Polish-language version of the podcast series was created as a direct result of the distinction received by the Auschwitz Museum at the end of 2024 in the Janusz Majka Podcast of the Year competition. The award from the production company PLAC360 was presented to the ‘On Auschwitz’ podcast.
“The prize was the production of ten podcast episodes in a professional studio. We decided that this offered an opportunity to create a single coherent series. Because of its form, ‘Auschwitz. A Monograph on the Human’ was excellent material for the audio adaptation,” said Agnieszka Juskowiak-Sawicka, Head of E-learning at the International Center for Education about Auschwitz and the Holocaust.
Each chapter of the book is, in a sense, an autonomous analysis of a single selected issue, often one particular emotion. At their core are quotes selected from the testimonies and memoirs of almost 450 Auschwitz Survivors, woven together through the author’s analysis.
“The polyphonic nature of this narrative made it particularly well suited to an audio adaptation. We wanted each excerpt from a Survivor’s testimony to retain an individual character. We concluded that these voices could be provided by the caretakers of the Memorial, Museum employees and guides,” said Andrzej Kacorzyk, Director of the International Center for Education about Auschwitz and the Holocaust.
“As many as 132 people took part in the entire project. This allowed us to strengthen the distinctive polyphonic effect that is such an important part of the publication’s impact,” emphasized Agnieszka Juskowiak-Sawicka.
In addition, with the support from English-speaking narrators and volunteers involved in producing the „On Auschwitz” podcast, the Museum independently produced an English-language version of the series.
All episodes of the On Auschwitz podcast are also available through the Museum’s English-language podcast page, as well as on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and the Museum’s YouTube channel.
3 November 1941 | The Central Construction Administration of the Waffen SS and Police in Auschwitz (Zentralbauleitung der Waffen SS und Polizei in Auschwitz OS) came into being through the amalgamation of the SS New Construction Administration (SS-Neubauleitung Auschwitz), which had existed since June 1940, with Special Construction Administration, former on 1 October 1941, for the construction of a POW camp.
SS-Sturmbannführer Karl Bischoff became the director of the new office which took over responsibility for new construction and expansion of the camp in Auschwitz and Birkenau and all related matters. It drafted buildings plans and oversaw their execution, using prisoner labor but also employing various construction companies for special jobs. Aside from their own laborers, these companies also employed prisoners from Auschwitz.
The book "Auschwitz Bauleitung. Designing a Death Camp": books.auschwitz.org/en_US/p/…
In the picture: SS staff of Zentralbauleitung (1943) and some documents created there.
ALT Group of SS men in uniforms standing in front of a building. The staff of Zentralbauleitung of the Auschwitz camp.
ALT Architectural blueprint of buildings for the Auschwitz concentration camp labeled in German, including the plan of the main gate of Auschwitz II-Birkenau camp. The drawing features annotations and measurements.
ALT Architectural blueprint of a building layout, detailed with structural annotations and measurements, displayed on aged parchment paper. The building of the crematoirum and gas chamber II of Auschwitz II-Birkenau camp.
3-4 November 1943 | Aktion Erntefest (Harvest Festival) | The German units murdered ca. 42,000 Jews in the Lublin District of the General Government:
Majdanek - 18,000
Poniatowa - 14,000
Trawniki - 10,000
The massacre was the final element of Operation Reinhard - the murder of Polish Jews in GG.
ALT Photograph of three people standing at the edge of a large trench - mass grave in a barren landscape.
ALT Memorial stone at the former Majdanek concentration camp with an inscription commemorating the victims. The stone is set against a natural backdrop with grass and sky visible.
5 J Dürre, Hitzewelle m bis zu 45° u Wasserknappheit beschäftigt die Krisenstäbe:
Lükex steht für "Länder- und Ressortübergreifende Krisenmanagementübung".
Ausgerichtet wird Lükex 2026 vom Bundesamt für Bevölkerungsschutz und Katastrophenhilfe (BBK).
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