Solar Orbiter’s Pictures of the Sun are Every Bit as Dramatic as You Were Hoping
On March 26th, the ESA’s Solar Orbiter made its closest approach to the Sun so far. It ventured inside Mercury’s
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Skydiving Salamanders Live in World’s Tallest Trees
Salamander living in redwoods is able to maneuver in freefall, suggesting adaptation to living at heights Peer-Reviewed Publication UNIVERSITY OF
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Guardian: Summer Beach Photos are “Tiananmen Square” for Climate Change
Essay by Eric Worrall h/t fretslider; According to The University of Exeter, having fun in Summer masks concern about “climate
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InSight Just Detected a Record-breaking Marsquake: Magnitude 5!
This spectrogram shows the largest quake ever detected on another planet. The marsquake struck the Red Planet on May 4
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Claim: Timing Of Ocean Plankton Blooms to Shift with Global Warming
Peer-Reviewed Publication INSTITUTE FOR BASIC SCIENCE IMAGE: LIKE PLANTS AND TREES ON LAND, PHYTOPLANKTON IN THE OCEAN FLOURISHES IN THE SPRING,
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An Examination of Two of The Changes to Raw Data That Are Included in the ACORN-SAT 2.2 Darwin Maximum Temperature Reconstruction.
Bob Irvine ACORN-SAT routinely adjusts measured historical temperatures to correct for various equipment changes, site, and vegetation changes etc. Some
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In Some Places, Black Holes are Tearing Apart Thousands of Stars at a Time
At the heart of the more massive galaxies in the Universe, there are supermassive black holes (SMBHs) so powerful that
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American “Climate Refugees”?
Guest “I couldn’t make this sort of schist up, if I was trying” by David Middleton Americans are fleeing climate
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Golden Eagles and Industrial Wind: Justice Served (cats, windows not applicable)
From MasterResource By Robert Bradley Jr. — April 18, 2022 “ESI further acknowledged that at least 150 bald and golden
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Curiosity is Going to Find a new Route Around This Tricky Patch Called “Gator-Back Terrain”
Right now, the Curiosity rover continues to climb Mount Sharp (Aeolis Mons), the central peak within the Gale Crater on
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