As the sun descends, the sky becomes a canvas ablaze with hues of orange, pink, and gold. The radiant colors merge seamlessly with the billowing clouds, creating a breathtaking kaleidoscope that spreads its magic across the horizon. The reflection of these vibrant shades on the calm waters of the Amazon River and its tributaries adds another layer of enchantment, transforming the scene into a symphony of colors and reflections.

Witnessing a sunset over the Brazilian Amazon Rainforest is an experience that goes beyond the visual. It ignites a profound sense of wonder and connection with the natural world. The breathtaking beauty of this spectacle serves as a reminder of the importance of protecting and preserving this invaluable ecosystem for future generations to appreciate and cherish.

Through observations from the International Space Station (ISS), we as humanity have discovered an even bigger river than the Amazon in South America. And it flows in the sky above the Amazon rainforest. 

If you follow the latest research, the Amazon rainforest is the beating "heart of the earth," as millions of trees work together as a kind of "biotic pump" that releases water vapor into the air. This process creates "flying rivers" in the atmosphere that circulate water and weather patterns around the globe.

This process can be seen vividly every day. As soon as the sun begins to set, the pumping action becomes visible to our eyes. 

Once you really see this with your own eyes, you can no longer look indifferently at the criminal deforestation of the rainforests. 

The natural sciences have also taught us the Chaos Theory. According to this, we know that the smallest structures in nature can be found again and again up to the infinitely large. The millions of lung alveoli are exactly the same structure as the trees of the rain forests. Who allows to cut down the alveoli day in, day out?