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Had to make a separate post for them. My good-time boys <3

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Just because Alex and Aimé need more attention and I was bored..

Some love after (during) a rough time in jungle :)

Because I'm kind: gift for @legerescriptor :)

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Andrea Nye's book “ Ecology on the Grounds and in the Clouds ” is my favorite book of all time, perhaps it's the first book that is about Aimé Bonpland and Alexander von Humboldts relationship while still focusing on their works.

The way this book talks about their separation and how both of them wish to long each other is so somewhat fictional, but It's true. I like how Nye writes this book so passionately UGEHEUEHVDDJDIEHHDD

especially this one [cry] OMG I JUST WANNA CRY BRO

There were no embarrassing passionate misunderstandings, only the pleasure and intimacy of productive life together, the two of them alone.

Nye I know what you're up to writing that.

It's the fact that this is from the last chapter....“Perhaps in some emerging new world, such a reunion of courageous striving on the ground and inspiring eloquence in the clouds may still be possible” literally implying how they could still reunite I HATE YOUU 😭😭😭.

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July 4

THE SOUTHERN CROSS

On this night in 1799, Alexander von Humboldt and Aime Bonpland discovered the Southern Cross. 

Sailing across the immense ocean, they saw these heretofore unseen stars. The Southern Cross pointed the way to America.

Humboldt and Bonpland did not come to conquer. They wished not to take but to give. And give they did, these scientist adventurers who helped us to see and know ourselves.

Years later, at the end of their trip deep into the South American heartland, Humboldt returned to Europe. 

Aime, "Don Amado," chose to remain behind in this land that had become his own.

To the end of his days, Don Amado collected and classified thousands of unknown plants. He rediscovered lost medicinal herbs from the indigenous store of knowledge and set up free herbal pharmacies for all. He hoed, planted, harvested; he raised children and chickens. He learned and taught, endured prison and practiced love thy neighbor ("starting with the females," he liked to say).

          --Eduardo Galeano,  Children of the Days: A Calendar of Human History

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1-6-2022

Thursday

Today the moon is waxing crescent in the sign of Pisces all day.

Today in history;

Epiphany

January 6, which is 12 days after Christmas in the Gregorian calendar, marks not only the end of the Christmas holidays but also the start of the Carnival season, which climaxes with Mardi Gras. In some European countries, such as the Czech Republic and Slovakia, children dress as the three kings and visit houses. In their roles as the kinds, or wise men, they sing about the Jesus' birth and pay homage to the 'king of kings". They are rewarded with praise and cookies.

It commemorates the first two occasions on which Jesus' divinity, according to Christian belief, was manifested: when the three kings (also known as wise men or Magi) visited infant Jesus in Bethlehem, and when John the Baptist baptized him in the River Jordan. The Roman Catholic and Protestant churches emphasize the visit of the Magi when they celebrate the Epiphany. The Eastern Orthodox churches focus on Jesus' baptism.

Geophysicist and meteorologist Alfred Wegener presents his controversial theory of continental drift in a lecture at the Geological Association (Geologischen Vereinigung) at the Senckenbert-Museum, Frankfurt 1912

Cnut the Great was coronated 1017 in Old St. Paul's Cathedral, London, England

The First Mass in the New World is celebrated at La Isabela, Hispaniola 1492

Naturalists Alexander von Humboldt and Aime Bonpland reach Quito, Ecuador 1802

Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail demonstrate their telegraph machine in New Jersey 1838

A two day storm off Irish and English coast immortalized as the "Big Wind" 1839

Pope Pius IX encyclical "On the Church in Armenia" 1873

Record snow cover in Seattle - 120 cm 1880

Mother Teresa arrives in Calcutta to begin her work in India 1929

Pan American Airlines offers a round-the-world-ticket, the first commercial airline to do so 1947

Today is National Bean Day.

"Jack and the Beanstalk" The English fairy tale about a boy who discovers magic beans appears as The Story of Jack Spriggins and the Enchanted Bean. 1734

Today is National Shortbread Day

France and Scotland form the Auld Alliance, and French chefs popularize shortbread in the kitchens of Scotland. 1200's

Mary, Queen of Scots, refines the recipe and promotes its triangular wedge structure. 1500's

Shortbread becomes Scotland’s premium biscuit and is even served during the Parliament sittings. 1800's

Today is National Take a Poet to Lunch Day

Poetry has been around since before Christ, and this creative, rhythmic form of literature has become the foundation for things we now enjoy, such as modern music.

Today is about the Heart Chakra. Thankful Thursday. 2022

What is something you are thankful for? I am thankful for warmth.

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Collection of observations zoology and anatomy 

By Humboldt, Alexander von, 1769-1859   Bonpland, Aim 1773-1858  Cuvier, Georges, baron, 1769-1832

Publication info A Paris :1811.[-1833.] BHL Collections: Ernst Mayr Library of the MCZ, Harvard University

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continuing down the road of posting unpolished stuff, I offer you the following. The idea was revealed to me in a dream after watching Die Vermessung der Welt and an episode of The White Lotus on the same day. There’s the scene in dVdW at the deathbed of Wilhelm and Alexander’s mother which my brain immediately connected to the funeral scene of Tanya‘s mother in The White Lotus.

Long story short: Wilhelm von Humboldt gets emotional during his mother’s funeral. Alexander and Aimé are there as well, so is Goethe who offered emotional support to his friend. Faces may look weird because I‘m not skilled at expressions yet, and Jennifer Coolidge‘s acting is truly sth else <3

I‘m so sorry <3

Reference + script (and maybe context?) under the cut

Text:

„My poor mother…she died in June.

My poor mother, she had a beautiful house in Carmel. And she tried very, very hard to be a really good mother. Even though she didn’t have any maternal instincts…or skills.

She took her money and she manipulated people with it. And she was cruel. She was very, very cruel. She was so, so cruel. Oh mother, mother, mother. My mother!

And what’s weird is- I miss my mother even though she was a big jerk!“

*Alexander helps him with opening the box containing their mother’s ashes. Wilhelm starts scattering it.*

„Goodbye, mother!

I can’t do this…I just realised it’s too early for me-

AAAAAAHHHHHH“

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Alexander von Humboldt began his working life as a mine inspector for the Prussian government. But in his late twenties, he left his government gig and set off to explore Venezuela, Cuba, Mexico, Colombia, and Peru with botanist Aime Bonpland. He did an astounding amount of work during his travels, in pursuit of his hypothesis …

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Kosmos - Alexander von Humboldt

Kosmos (usually referred to in English as "Cosmos") is an influential treatise on science and nature written by the German scientist and explorer Alexander von Humboldt.  (from Wikipedia)

Kosmos began as a lecture series delivered by Humboldt at the University of Berlin, and was published in five volumes between 1845 and 1862 (the fifth was posthumous and completed based on Humboldt's notes). In the first volume of Kosmos, Humboldt paints a general “portrait of nature”, describing the physical nature of outer space and the earth. In the second volume he describes the history of science. Widely read by academics and laymen alike, it applied the ancient Greek view of the orderliness of the cosmos (the harmony of the universe) to the Earth, suggesting that universal laws applied as well to the apparent chaos of the terrestrial world. Humboldt goes on to suggest that when one contemplates the beauty of the cosmos, one can obtain personal inspiration and a beneficial, if subjective, awareness about life.

Kosmos was influenced by Humboldt’s various travels and studies, but mainly by his journey throughout the Americas. As he wrote, “it was the discovery of America that planted the seed of the Cosmos.” Due to all of his experience in the field, Humboldt was preeminently qualified for the task to represent the universe in a single work. He had extensive knowledge of many fields of learning, varied experiences as a traveler, and the resources of the scientific and literary world at his disposal.

Kosmos was highly popular when it was released, with the first volume selling out in two months, and the work translated into most European languages. Although the natural sciences have diverged from the romantic perspective Humboldt presented in Kosmos, the work is still considered to be a substantial scientific and literary achievement, having influenced subsequent scientific progress and imparted a unifying perspective to the studies of science, nature, and mankind.

Since the early years of the nineteenth century, Humboldt had been a world-famous figure, second in renown only to Napoleon. As the son of an aristocratic family in Prussia, he received the best education available at the time in Europe, studying under famous thinkers at the universities of Frankfurt and Göttingen. By the time he wrote Kosmos, Humboldt was an esteemed explorer, cosmographer, biologist, diplomat, engineer, and citizen of the world. While considered a geographer, he is accredited with contributing to most of the sciences of the natural world environment found today.

Humboldt and Aimé Bonpland, at the foot of Chimborazo

Humboldt viewed the world as what the ancient Greeks called a kosmos – “a beautifully ordered and harmonious system” – and coined the modern word “cosmos” to use as the title of his final work. This title allowed him to encompass heaven and earth together. He reintroduced Cosmos as “the assemblage of all things in heaven and earth, the universality of created things constituting the perceptible world. His basic purpose is outlined in the introduction to the first volume:

"The most important aim of all physical science is this: to recognize unity in diversity, to comprehend all the single aspects as revealed by the discoveries of the last epochs, to judge single phenomena separately without surrendering their bulk, and to grasp Nature's essence under the cover of outer appearances."

Humboldt soon adds, Kosmos signifies both the “order of the world, and adornment of this universal order.” Thus, there are two aspects of the Cosmos, the “order” and the “adornment.” The first refers to the observed fact that the physical universe, independently of humans, demonstrates regularities and patterns that we can define as laws. Adornment, however, is up to human interpretation. To Humboldt, Cosmos is both ordered and beautiful, through the human mind. He created a dynamic picture of the universe that would continually grow and change as human conceptions of nature and the depth of human feeling about nature enlarge and deepen.

To represent this double-sided aspect of Cosmos, Humboldt divided his book into two parts, with the first painting a general “portrait of nature.” Humboldt first examines outer space – the Milky Way, cosmic nebulae, and planets – and then proceeds to the earth and its physical geography; climate; volcanoes; relationships among plants, animals, and mankind; evolution; and the beauty of nature. In the second part, on the history of science, Humboldt aims to take the reader on an inner or “subjective” journey through the mind. Humboldt is concerned with “the difference of feeling excited by the contemplation of nature at different epochs,” that is, the attitudes toward natural phenomena among poets, painters, and students of nature through the ages. The final three volumes are devoted to a more detailed account of scientific studies in astronomy, the earth’s physical properties, and geological formations. On the whole, the final work followed the scheme of the Berlin lectures reasonably faithfully.

   Volume One  /  Volume Two

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Aimé Bonpland, le grand oublié de l’expédition Humboldt

Le grand scientifique allemand Alexander von Humboldt, dont on commémore les 250 ans de sa naissance, avait pour compagnon d’exploration le médecin, botaniste et naturaliste français, aussi modeste que méconnu, Aimé Bonpland.

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Tarea 1 Definiciones

1-Ecologia: Es la especialidad científica centrada en el  estudio y análisis del vínculo que surge entre los seres vivos y el entorno que los rodea entendido como la combinación de los factores abióticos ( entre los cuales se puede mencionar al clima y la geología)  y los factores bióticos ( organismos que comparten el hábitat). La Ecología analiza también la distribución y la cantidad de organismos vivos como resultado de la citada relación.

http://definicion.de/ecologia/

 2-Ecologia: La ecología es una rama de la biología que estudia las interacciones que determinan la distribución, abundancia, número y organización de los organismos en los ecosistemas. En otras palabras, la ecología es el estudio de la relación entre las plantas y los animales con su ambiente físico y biológico. Incluye las leyes fundamentales que regulan el funcionamiento de los ecosistemas. Es una ciencia integradora de los diversos conocimientos de las ciencias naturales.

http://www.banrepcultural.org/blaavirtual/ayudadetareas/ciencias/ecologia

 3-Ecologia: Desde el punto de vista etimológico, ecología proviene del griego, oikos = casa y logos = ciencia. Es por lo tanto, la ciencia que estudia las relaciones de los seres vivos entre sí y con su habitat. Los organismos vivos no existen en forma aislada sino que actúan entre sí y sobre los componentes químicos y físicos del ambiente inanimado. Su unidad básica de interacción organismo-ambiente es el ecosistema, que resulta de las complejas relaciones existentes entre los elementos vivos (bióticos) y los desprovistos de vida (abióticos) de un área dada. El concepto de ecosistema tiene tal importancia en la ciencia de la ecología que ésta puede también definirse como el estudio de los ecosistemas.

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SUTTON, D.B. & N.P. HARMON,, 1994. Fundamentos de Ecología. Limusa Noriega Editores, México-España-Venezuela-Colombia: 293 págs.

4- Ecologia: Es una rama de la biología que estudia las relaciones entre los seres vivos, su ambiente, la distribución, la abundancia, y cómo esas propiedades son afectadas por la interacción entre los organismos y el medio ambiente en el que viven (hábitat), así como la influencia que cada uno de los seres vivos tiene sobre el medio ambiente.

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  5-Ecologia: Entendemos por ecología el conjunto de conocimientos referentes a la economía de la naturaleza, la investigación de todas las relaciones del animal tanto con su medio inorgánico como orgánico, incluyendo sobre todo su relación amistosa y hostil con aquellos animales y plantas con los que se relaciona directa o indirectamente. En una palabra, la ecología es el estudio de todas las complejas interrelaciones a las que Darwin se refería como las condiciones de la lucha por la existencia. La ciencia de la ecología, a menudo considerada equivocadamente como biología en un sentido restringido, constituye desde hace tiempo la esencia de lo que generalmente se denomina historia natural

  *Bermúdez, Pedro Joaquín    Bonpland, Aimé    Humboldt, Alexander von    Linneo, Carlos    Maguire, Bassett    Animal Ecology: Aims and Methods. 1957)

 6- Ecologia: La ecología estudia a la naturaleza como un gran conjunto en el que las condiciones físicas y los seres vivos interactúan entre sí en un complejo entramado de relaciones. En ocasiones el estudio ecológico se centra en un campo de trabajo muy local y específico, pero en otros casos se interesa por cuestiones muy generales. Lo específico de la ecología es que siempre estudia las relaciones entre los organismos y de estos con el medio no vivo, es decir, el ecosistema.

 https://todosobreelmedioambiente.jimdo.com/ecolog%C3%ADa/

 Definicion Propia:

 7- Ecologia : Es un concepto muy amplio que tambien implica una relación de los seres humanos con el planeta y sus pequeñas practicas cotidianas las cuales tendrán un impacto importante sobre el medio ambiente; donde su principal fuente de estudios es  la interrelacion entre los seres vivos y el ecosistema.