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@brettezeleliquide@h4.io : Un superbe #UselessGraphic !

These are extremely infrequent weather events, but even under normal conditions the Atacama Desert is still a harsh environment. Thankfully the domes of our telescopes, including the ELT, shield them from their surroudings.Learn more: https://www.eso.org/public/images/potw2635a/

@thepigtailedgirl @jd Not quite every; there are a few exceptions where the topic is outright fiction.

Sea level change doesn't just flood cities, it can also move the ground under them. up and down. Rapid sea-level rise drives increased faulting, and when we look at it relative to glacial sea-level change, one can also see it.Link: https://nhess.copernicus.org/articles/26/4053/2026/#SeaLevel #Geohazard #Science

A lot of planning went into the first robotic lunar Earthrise photo in 1966. Humans saw the same view just two years later...and then another year after that, Armstrong & Aldrin set their boots on lunar soil.https://www.planetary.org/space-images/earthrise-from-lunar-orbiter-1 #space #science #tech #history

@esoastronomy Wow. Have we gotten images like this of other stars? Or is it just that most of them look uniform enough that a photo of this resolution would be boring?

le tricot sans fin de l'universGeorge Savva, Fourier Series Spiral tags : loisirs créatifs, origine du monde, #knitting #science #design #universe

@juergen_hubert well said!

@anthropy@obtener Also not very accurate. The dust bowl was a terrible drought exasperated by what we now know were poor practices. So the drought, a natural phenomenon, was partly to blame here

@brettezeleliquide That's exactly how I feel programming in Python. 😅

@iamnotU @dbattistella high functioning autism looks like this, too.

@jcrabapple TIL.

In Sardinia, Italy, renewable energy projects are extremely unpopular. But it’s not just because of “not in my backyard” attitudes. #Science #IEEEspectrum

@ThePolishDispatch @jcrabapple thissssssss^^^^^

@iju @bigblen @jcrabapple And such load shifting benefits everyone on the power grid, i.e. a *very* wide societal gain.

Come vediamo i colori? Su “Science” la struttura molecolare dei pigmenti responsabili della percezione cromaticaTre articoli, firmati anche da studiosi dell'Università di Siena, svelano i meccanismi molecolari che permettono di distinguere il blu, il verde e il…I dettagli su Storie & Archeostorie: https://storiearcheostorie.com/2026/06/27/come-vediamo-i-colori-su-science-la-struttura-molecolare-dei-pigmenti-responsabili-della-percezione-cromatica/#scienza #science #studi #visione #colori

Study Confirms that Australia’s Age Verification Law Was a FailureMore than 85% of Australian teens that are supposedly "banned" from social media are still using it according to the BMJ.https://www.freezenet.ca/study-confirms-that-australias-age-verification-law-was-a-failure/#Censorship #News #AgeVerification #Australia #BritishMedicalJournal #science #SocialMedia #study

#PPOD: This image was taken during Cassini's final close flyby of Enceladus in 2016. It captures Enceladus' heavily fractured southern hemisphere from a distance of about 83,000 kilometers. Running left to right near the terminator is Cashmere Sulcus, and extending north towards the limb is Labtayt Sulcus. Mosul Sulcus is near the left limb. The moon's south pole is in winter night. Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / SSI / Justin Cowart #planetaryscience #space #science

@aSweetGentlemanAriane is an old technology the others are new born technologies, they must be tuned some more...

@azteclady Wait what? Wow!!!!