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Wednesday, 24 November 2021
One by one, all the 'poster children' of the warmies die a horrible death from death. They are living and happy!A huge spawning event on the reef, and the polar bears are also happy. The Arctic ice volume hits a new record for the recent era. Do you hear anybody mentioning that? Somebody in the comments mentioned the career death of one reef expert, who said there is no climate change
One of the things I wanted to do before I moved from Utah was to get a nice panoramic picture of the Salt Lake Valley from above Salt Lake City. Here is a shot of the Salt Lake Valley looking south (so east is left and west is right). In the picture the Wasatch Mountains are on the left side of the valley and the Oquirrh Mountains are on the right side of the photo.
The reason for this, besides just being a beautiful valley, was the geological setting of the valley. The Salt Lake Valley [...]
That's per watt of output.ReferenceShould be 1 billion, now put up to 4 billion, but I predict 10 billion. Yeah, 24 times the cost. I'm proud of my work on old nuclear. The big problem is that it is [...]
En el Reino Unido, las ventas de cómics están hoy muy lejos de las enormes cifras de las décadas de 1960 y 1970. Incluso hemos asistido recientemente a la desaparición de los quioscos de The Dandy (ahora [...]
Weird that the Natpost lifts an article directly from the washpost, with the usual clange boilerplate still attached. The physics news of October is that a little pimple of heat emerged in the west [...]
En el recientemente celebrado Turtle Evolution Symposium 2021 se han presentado los restos más antiguos documentados de la tortuga mora (Testudo graeca) de la península ibérica. Los restos corresponden a [...]
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