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Covid evolves to the end of the road - Part 4
Well, here it is. The 'powers that be', are wallowing in too much of their own importance. We need to think this out with physics.The covid virus has evolved in response to our measures against it. It has proven to be as fast as any other [...]
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Cold air loses to Gulf plume
It's no longer a clairslide, it has lost to the heat. It was only backed up with -40. We'll wait for the next one.ps. I had to put that meaningless catch phrase on top to ward off evil. Like a string of
NOAA shows that world temperatures are flat
The NOAA world temps are in, and they are obscured as usual. I haven't heard anything from their PR department. They probably don't care, it's nasa that has everything to lose.So, we'll shut down and wait until the end of the year. That has [...]
The Great Salvation
This is written in code, so the inquisition doesn't come. It's about that 'newthing' that everybody is flapping about. In the place where it started, it is reported that the hospitals are emptying. Yeah!The newthing particle can now be [...]Solar cycle looks good to me
Solar energy flux, or the energy hitting the Earth varies about 0.1% during a normal cycle. Just my reading of the physics makes me think that the Sun or orbital cycles have no effect on anything. The energy turnover with the oceans is [...]
La aragosaurera Gloria Cuenca nueva académica de la Real Academia de ciencias exactas, físicas, químicas y naturales de Zaragoza
El 15 de diciembre del 2021 es una fecha a anotar. Nuestra aragosaurera Gloria Cuenca va a leer su discurso de entrada a la Real Academia de ciencias exactas, físicas, químicas y naturales de Zaragoza. Es la primera vez que [...]
Potential source of energy from flooded, old coal mines
Our new ELI today and another in our 'net zero' emissions series is, 'A new use for old coal mines; a potential source of energy from beneath our feet'.This activity investigates how geothermal heat in flooded coal mines might be used to heat our [...]
An interview with Emily Willoughby, author and artist of Drawing and Painting Dinosaurs
That most obscure theropod taxon Tyrannosaurus chews on bones on the front cover of Emily Willhoughby's new book, Drawing and Painting Dinosaurs: the latest entry into the growing literature dedicated to palaeoartistry. Can we talk about how [...]
Federal Purchasing Power, the Green Economy and Sustainability Management
Sustainability management is rapidly becoming the norm, and President Biden’s Green Executive Order will accelerate the growth of the greenAn Inside Look at the Making of the Recent IPCC Report
IRI climate scientist Daniel Ruiz Carrascal shares his experiences working on this globally influential report, as well as his thoughts about how he hopes it will affect research and action in the Ads: