Photos that clearly capture the most important events that happened in the past days from one end of the world to the other. The most representative images of the week must have some basic ingredients: Colors, passion, tears, effort, survival, joy, and pain. All these things that make us human.
The wise folk say that a picture is worth a thousand words. Then there is certainly no need to say much about the photos below. They are condensed in the following images what happened in the world last week.
All the magic of the universe in one image
This week NASA unveiled the most detailed images of the universe that humanity has ever seen. Groundbreaking images of galaxy clusters, exoplanet atmospheres and dying stars are just the beginning for the James Webb Space Telescope, which astronomers say has ushered in a new era of space observation. Capable of examining deep space farther than any other telescope and at a level of detail never seen before, the Webb Telescope aims to understand the origins of the universe—scanning the early cosmic history and the birth of astronomical objects.
Santorini, Greece: Greece’s most famous sunset
Greece’s most famous sunset, that of Santorini, attracts thousands of tourists to the volcanic island of the Cyclades every year. Here, a woman poses for a photo against the backdrop of the sunset outside the wrought iron enclosure of Assumption Catholic Church, Wednesday, June 15, 2022. The St. Catherine convent is home to more than a dozen nuns.
Tokyo, Japan: The Last Goodbye
Tokyo residents wave goodbye to the hearse carrying the body of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as it leaves Zojoji Temple after his funeral. Abe was assassinated last Friday, with the assailant shooting him in the back during his election campaign in Nara, western Japan.
Milan, Italy: The Spectacular ‘Deer Moon’
July’s full moon rises over the ‘Mr Arbitrium’ sculpture by Italian artist Emanuele Giannelli that rests on the Arch of Peace. The full moon, also known as the “Deer Moon” or super full moon, offered people around the planet unique, photographic clicks.
Paris, France: Spectacular Bastille Day celebrations
Fireworks light up the Eiffel Tower in Paris during Bastille Day celebrations. This is a very important day in Paris, but also in the whole of France. The annual military parade on the Champs Elysées started from the Arc de Triomphe and ended at the Place de la Concorde.
Lake Mead, Nevada: Nature suffers from climate change
Dead and desiccated fish placed by a visitor to Lake Mead National Recreation Area appear to “emerge” from the desiccated earth near Boulder City, Nevada. The area, once under the waters of Lake Mead, dried up as the water level dropped.
Colombo, Sri Lanka: Effervescence and anti-leadership in the worst economic crisis in the country’s history
Police fire tear gas as angry Sri Lankan protesters storm Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe’s office, which has been turned into a battleground, demanding his resignation after President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled the country amid a financial crisis – the worst in history of Sri Lanka. Finally, the request of the citizens for the resignation of the country’s leadership was heard.
Pamplona, Spain: Taming the bull
A bullfighter tries to tame the bull during the ‘Recortadores de Anillas’ at the San Fermin festival in Pamplona in northern Spain. Thousands of people flock to the city every year to attend the city’s famous festival, which had been suspended for the past two years due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Vinnytsia, Ukraine: Punch in the stomach the images of war
Russian troops launched a rocket attack in the center of Vinnytsia – three rockets hit an office building, the Officers’ House, and nearby residential buildings were also damaged. In one of the deadliest attacks since the start of the Russian invasion, around 50 cars burst into flames at the point of impact, with young children among the victims. Like the little girl who was in the stroller in the photo and had gone for a walk with her mother, shortly before the attack.
Jerusalem, Israel: Reaction of a small child
The US president, Joe Biden, in a childish, one might say, reaction as he stands with Israeli president Isaac Herzog at the Israeli’s residence in Jerusalem. Joe Biden traveled to Jerusalem as part of his first trip to the Middle East, a veritable exercise in balancing the Middle East, tensions with Iran and negotiations with oil-rich Saudi Arabia.
Source: News Beast
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