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Monday, 26 January 2026

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Probably Not

Ontario-geofish [19:46:00]

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 They have just automated the standard weather forecast, with more data and detail.  Garbage in, garbage out.  That means nobody in the real world is using

World cold report - Jan 26, 2026

Ontario-geofish [17:12:00]

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 I would call this my ocean report, but the warmies have put intense effort into Australia.This is the max and we follow with the minAs with all deserts, you need a sweater at night.This is the stagnant desert with an overhead sun!  All heat energy convects out in the night.Would you risk your life savings on this sort of reporting?Anyway, to cut things short, no heat energy in

Superhéroes y dinosaurios (XLI): Hulk

Koprolitos [16:36:00]

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Hulk: Smash Everything #1 (2026) Cómic que toca Ryan North, cómic que se llena de dinos. El último que ha caído en sus manos es la nueva serie de La Masa. Aunque ya está a la venta, Hulk: Smash [...]

Natural Gas - Live!

Ontario-geofish [15:41:00]

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 9:41 am.  Nobody has found out yet that the spigots are frozen.  --ten minutes later at 6 bucks.  I'll report when it hits 7.  You must give time for [...]

The Snow is Dead, Long Live the Snow!

Ontario-geofish [12:54:00]

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 You can see their cheap plow made it down our hill, and is making no attempt to go up.  Part of the trouble of warmie assumptions when negotiating the plow contract.Every bit of moisture has [...]

A MASSIVE AMMONITE THE SIZE OF A CAR: THE FERNIE AMMONITE

ARCHEA [16:00:00]

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Titanites occidentalis, Fernie AmmoniteThe Fernie ammonite—long known as Titanites occidentalis—has officially been given a new name: Corbinites occidentalis, a fresh genus erected after a meticulous [...]

Sea Levels Are Rising—But in Greenland, They Will Fall

State of the Planet [15:04:35]

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Even as global warming causes sea levels to rise worldwide, sea levels around Greenland will likely drop, according to a new

Sedimentary building stones

Earth Learning Idea [11:37:00]

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Today, we are continuing to look at building stones with 'Building Stones 3 – Sedimentary rocks; how do the sedimentary rocks used for building stones differ?'.A small group activity using [...]