The Kuwaiti Oil Fires (ไฟไหม้บ่อน้ำมันในคูเวต) ในช่วงสงครามอ่าวเปอร์เซียปี 1991 ที่กองทัพอิรักได้จุดไฟเผาบ่อน้ำมันในคูเวตกว่า 700 บ่อ! #โศกนาฏกรรมทำลายโลก #ลุงซาเล้งกับขยะที่หายไป | ลุงซาเล้งกับขยะที่หายไป

TechnologyARMY on Instagram: "Kuwait, 1991. When the oil fields were set ablaze, the landscape stopped looking like Earth — and started looking like another planet. 🌍🔥 Legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog captured this devastation in his film Lessons of Darkness. He didn’t document it like a reporter. He narrated it like a poet watching the end of the world unfold. The towering flames and endless black smoke weren’t just the result of war — they were a portrait of humanity's ability to create its

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‎Kuwait Green Building Council مجلس الكويت للمباني الخضراء‎ on Instagram: "In collaboration with Ajial Real Estate, we’re hosting the final Green Movie Night on 8 February at @alandaluskw With the anniversary of Kuwait’s Liberation approaching, the evening focuses on the biggest intentional man-made environmental disaster in modern history: the 1991 Kuwaiti oil fires, and their lasting impact on Kuwait’s land and collective memory. We’ll screen Lessons of Darkness by Werner Herzog, followed by a

secretcypherclub on Instagram: "Red Adair was a genius at putting out hard-to-extinguish fires, particularly burning oil wells. If you have a burning oil well like this, you might NEVER be able to extinguish it without his services. He has used wild and innovative techniques , including explosives, water cannons, and drilling mud to extinguish massive, uncontrolled oil well fires, most notably the hundreds set ablaze in Kuwait after the 1991 Gulf War, which his crews capped in record time. As th

AZ🏴‍☠️ on Instagram: "“Lessons of Darkness” - (1992) (German: Lektionen in Finsternis) is a 1992 Werner Herzog documentary about the Kuwaiti oil fires after the Gulf War, but it’s also known for its evocative, surreal portrayal of devastation, sometimes called an apocalyptic film or landscape film, seeking a “deeper, ecstatic truth” beyond mere facts. While it doesn’t have a different common name, its style is linked to Herzog’s concept of ecstatic truth, a pursuit of profound meaning through i