Ivanka Trump’s vacation summer continued over the weekend when she and husband Jared Kushner were with DJ David Guetta on a yacht in Spain.

The former first daughter, 41, looked stunning in a blue tie-dye swimsuit as she bathed in the waters of Es Calo, in Formentera, with manicured nails and reflective sunglasses, in photos exclusively obtained by .

The fashion icon previously wore a white knit dress when she, Jared and their friends all arrived at the seaside village.

Jared, on the other hand, kept it casual in a white tee, navy board shorts and flip flops.

The trip came just days after Ivanka posted photos of herself surfing in Costa Rica at the summer solstice.

Former first daughter Ivanka Trump is seen here chatting with DJ David Guetta aboard a yacht in Spain on Sunday

The 41-year-old fashion icon looked stunning in a blue tie-dye one-piece swimsuit with manicured nails and reflective sunglasses while enjoying some time in the sun

Ivanka is pictured chatting with the French DJ, though it’s unclear what the two might be discussing

Ivanka had previously worn a white knit dress to cover up her swimsuit with white sandals, while her husband Jared kept it casual in a white t-shirt and navy board shorts with flip flops

Ivanka and Jared began their journey in mainland Spain with a trek over rock and sand before boarding a speedboat with others to a yacht.

Later, the two held hands as they walked along the sandy beaches of the coastal community.

Once on the yacht, Ivanka tried to enjoy the sun.

She was pictured with other pretty ladies and Jared sitting upstairs where she later sunbathed.

But the former presidential aide also chatted to many others on board, including the French DJ, while they enjoyed some refreshments.

Ivanka and Jared also took some time to stroll along the waterfront at Es Calo, Fomentera in Spain

Jared and Ivanka later held hands as they strolled along the sandy beaches of the coastal community.

The couple arrived at the yacht on Sunday with many other friends via speedboat

Pictured, Ivanka is still covered up as Jared was on the phone aboard a yacht in Spain on Sunday

Ivanka could be seen actively listening and participating in some of the conversations on board the yacht

Ivanka was seen taking photos from the top of the ship along with some other pretty ladies and her husband Jared

Later, Ivanka took the opportunity to sunbathe on the yacht’s roof while continuing to check her phone

Throughout the trip, Ivanka could be seen trying to take it all in while pulling out her phone to take lots of photos.

Her Instagram Story showed the waves breaking behind the speeding ship and views of the sunny Spanish coast.

It’s unclear where Ivanka and Jared’s three children, Arabella, 12, Joseph, 10, and Theo, 7, were staying while the parents sailed all day.

Jared and Ivanka have been on a global adventure for weeks, enjoying some time in Greece and heading to Jordan for the royal wedding of Crown Prince Hussein and his new wife Rajwa.

Ivanka and Jared held hands while walking on the beach in Spain

Throughout the trip, Ivanka could be seen trying to take it all in while pulling out her phone to take lots of photos.

It’s unclear where Jared and Ivanka’s children were staying as they enjoyed the Spanish coast on Sunday

Jared and Ivanka are pictured mooring for their full day adventure in Es Calo, Spain on Sunday

Most recently, the former senior White House adviser shared a photo of herself with a surfboard from Surfer Factory, a surf school based in the Central American country, on Instagram.

Wearing a sporty black one-piece crop top, she walked across the sand to the water, smiling while her blonde hair swept in the breeze.

“Enjoying the summer solstice,” she captioned the picture, which was posted on the first official day of summer.

The couple began their journey in Athens, where they posed for photos in front of the Acropolis, and then made their way to the Temple of Apollo in Delphi.

Ivanka chatted with friends while they spent the day at the sea and beach

Ivanka, 41, strolled along the beach with her husband Jared as they continued their summer vacation in Spain

The former first daughter and her husband also visited Hydra, a popular island off the coast of mainland Greece.

Ivanka shared over a dozen pictures from the trip, including detailed captions about the places visited and what they mean to her.

“During the pandemic, I re-read The Odyssey and fell in love [with] Homer’s epic poem once more. (Loved the translation by Robert Fitzgerald.) Walking in the footsteps of Odysseus over the last few days has been an extraordinary experience – ancient ruins and mythical landscapes came alive before my eyes as I explored this stunning land,” she wrote in her last post.

‘Thank you Greece for bringing the Odyssey to life in the most enchanting way.’ To new adventures and the spirit of Odysseus within us all!’

The couple seem to be enjoying their private lives, as they announced in November that they would not be running for re-election and that they would stay out of politics.

She said in a statement at the time: “This time I’m choosing to prioritize my young children and the personal life we ​​shape as a family.”

“Although I will always love and support my father, going forward I will do so outside of the political arena.”

It’s unclear what her career plans are, if anything.

When I started thinking about it, I couldn’t stop asking people how it felt to not be able to speak their family’s language. Many voiced feelings that they had been repressing all their lives.

“My father was born in Lebanon, but he only spoke Arabic on the phone, with visitors or in restaurants,” says Andrea Karimé, a children’s book author and storyteller in Germany. “As a kid, I thought he spoke a secret language. My father became a mystery to me.”

Emily Chowdhury, a Berlin-based artist, spoke of rejection: “When my parents discussed things we shouldn’t hear, they switched to Bengali. The language was used to keep us out.”

At the same time, and paradoxically, for those of us who have inherited the looks and names of our ancestors, there is often a broader societal expectation that we would speak their language. If this is not the case, the reaction can be harsh. I love the poem 8 Confessions of My Tongue. American-born and raised poet Noel Quiñones describes the experience of having Puerto Rican ancestry but not being fluent in Spanish: “My last name is an invitation to strangers to say, ‘Your parents should have taught you.’ Or: Man should have tried harder, like toddlers sticking their fingers in their ears as soon as their parents speak spanish. Studies show that non-Spanish speaking Latinos often feel shame or question their identity because of their language loss.

I consider these lost languages ​​as our “other languages”. They are present in our ancestry and childhood memories, yet oddly unattainable because we have never learned them ourselves or been encouraged to forget them.

In my case, there were actually two losses. I also didn’t learn my mother’s native language, Polish. When I was growing up, my parents were warned against teaching me Bengali or Polish. They have been told that children who learn more than one language at a time will not learn any of them properly. As if their languages ​​could contaminate the “real” language – in this case German.

“Unfortunately, that is not a thing of the past,” says De Houwer, referring to the long-debunked notion that bilingualism can hold children back or confuse them. Indeed, research has shown that bilingual children’s speech is not delayed and their tendency to sometimes mix their languages ​​(known as code-switching or translanguaging) does not mean they confuse the two. Rather, it’s a sign that they’re making imaginative use of their double vocabulary, choosing the words that work best for the context at hand.

By analyzing satellite data, researchers at Shandong University have discovered a massive flow of plasma in Earth’s upper atmosphere. As they stepped up their investigations, they discovered that this geomagnetic storm was actually a space hurricane.

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Space hurricane: a geomagnetic storm associated with the aurora

A space hurricane is a geomagnetic storm that occurs over Earth’s polar ionosphere. This phenomenon is caused by the interaction between the solar winds and the Earth’s magnetic field.

Solar winds are streams of ions and electrons ejected from the sun’s atmosphere at over 2,000 kilometers per second. When these fluxes hit the Earth’s magnetosphere, some of the charged particles are picked up by the magnetic field lines. These particles remain trapped at the level of the Earth’s pole and excite the oxygen atoms in the ionosphere (upper atmosphere, between 60 and 1,000 kilometers above sea level). The atoms release this excess energy by emitting a photon. This luminous phenomenon is known as the “Northern Lights” (“Aurora Borealis” in the Northern Hemisphere).

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A gigantic vortex

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Auroras occur during large solar flares. When the solar winds are very fast, they don’t change course. In contrast, when there is quiescent solar and geomagnetic activity, the solar winds can rotate with the geomagnetic field, forming a solar hurricane.

Upon entering the magnetosphere, the solar winds begin to rotate, forming a vortex several tens of thousands of kilometers high. The part of the vortex lying in the ionosphere has the shape of a spiral with several arms rotating counterclockwise. The hurricane is centered on the Earth’s magnetic pole and has an eye at its center, as in the case of a tropical cyclone. Polar lights form in this eye, but they rise towards space: the electrons “rain” and then leave the eye again through the eye of the hurricane.

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2021: Discovery of the first space hurricane

In 2014, researchers at Shandong University in China discovered large amounts of plasma leaking into the magnetosphere. Not only does the phenomenon last eight hours, but it also occurs over the North Pole, leading them to believe it’s not just an aurora. In fact, visible in the arctic zone, these generally last only a few minutes. It was not until 2021 that the researchers came to their conclusion after collecting numerous data: What they observed was a space hurricane. With a diameter of 1,000 kilometers, the hurricane was between 110 and 860 kilometers above sea level and rotated counterclockwise at a speed of 2 kilometers per second.

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Despite its phenomenal size and power, the 2014 space hurricane was not visible to the naked eye. The hurricane happened in the boreal summer, which is the time when the North Pole is exposed to sunlight. In the absence of night, no snapshot could be taken. Scientists were still able to observe the phenomenon through surveys. Like the Northern Lights, the space hurricane blocks radio frequencies penetrating the upper atmosphere. A hurricane can therefore not only affect the operation of telecommunications equipment, but also heat the atmosphere, which would disrupt the orbit of satellites.

It is likely that the space hurricane observed in 2014 will be neither the first nor the last. Scientists believe that this phenomenon can also occur on other planets with a magnetic field.

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Holiday in July? Here are some of the most beautiful seaside destinations where you can enjoy the summer and spend beautiful moments of relaxation between nature and dream locations

Summer is officially here and, like every year, the departures for the holidays are beginning. A trip to Italy or abroad, as long as you can leave and relax after a year of work and commitments, fully enjoying the beauty of the places you have chosen and the time you have chosen to leave. But what are the best seaside travel destinations for the next month and where to go? vacation in July fully enjoy the place and the weeks you have chosen for your summer vacation?

There are so many possibilities, dreamy places surrounded by nature, places where fun is guaranteed at any time of the day or night, heavenly destinations and with surreal features. In short, everyone has their own favorite seaside destination that best meets the needs and desires of those who want to leave in July for a truly dizzying vacation that can be repeated at any other time of the year.

Holidays in July in Spain in beautiful Tenerife

The first destination to mark on your agenda, not far from our land and perfect for enjoying days of sun, sea and authentic beauty, is the Spain. And special Tenerifethe largest of the Canary Islands, characterized by its climate, which in this period is practically without rain and which, between dream beaches, surreal volcanic landscapes, enchanting landscapes and all the energy of its most famous places, will offer you the opportunity to spend a truly exceptional holiday in July to enjoy.

A journey through the beauties of this island charming and livelyto stock up on beauty and positive vibes to take with you when you return to Italy.

Travel to Santorini between the blue of the sea and the sky

Another perfect destination for a truly exceptional holiday in July is Greece and one of its most popular islands in particular, Santorini. A real beauty to access and experience in July at cheaper prices than other times of the year. A country that fascinates, where you can enjoy it deep blue of the sea that envelops you and guarantees you days full of nature and beauty, but above all will fascinate you for its colors.

The white houses, the blue-roofed buildings that evoke the Greek sea and sky, the narrow streets to walk through and to admire breathtaking landscapes from every angle and its romantic atmosphere at any time of the day. Experience an exclusive and at the same time magical holiday in July.

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Puglia, the perfect destination for a holiday in July

And here we are in our exceptional country and in one of its most beautiful regions, an ideal destination for a holiday in July and to enjoy some of the most enchanting corners of our peninsula. Let’s talk about Puglia and more specifically about this part, also known as the foothills of Italy Gargano.

A fascinating destination from every point of view, famous for its natural beauty, its legends and the breathtaking views that you can enjoy by organizing a trip to this region of Italy and this absolutely breathtaking land. A dream destination full of beautiful places such as Rodi Garganico, Vieste, Peschici and where, once you arrive, you can let yourself go and experience moments of true relaxation and absolute beauty. A holiday in July that you will never forget.

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Travel to Calabria on the Costa dei Gelsomini in July

Finally here we are in another perfect Italian place to spend your holidays in July, one of the most natural and wild areas of Calabria, the Jasmine Coast. That part of the coast that flows and is wetted by water Ionian Sea. A destination that fascinates at first sight, captures your heart and gives you new energy when you return.

A perfect destination to spend your July holidays in Italy, where you can enjoy the beautiful beaches of fine white sand and beautiful beaches crystal clear sea, calm and with mild temperatures. But also a destination that fascinates by its villages, where you can make pleasant trips and excursions that will make your summer and your holidays the most beautiful experience you could ever wish for.

Dream destinations where you can relax and enjoy unique landscapes to live your July holidays in places of exceptional beauty that will give you wonderful memories.