Cabin in Alaska for rent, lovely view.

The size and diversity of microbes determine carbon use efficiency in soil envmicro from Morrissey Lab …icro-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

NOAA Sunspot Region 3664 just produced another X-class flare...

How big was this past weekend's solar storm? Let's compare to the most well known events: Halloween 2003, and the HydroQuebec Storm of 1989. HydroQ is the contemporary benchmark in terms of size and damage. A short thread... #solarstorm #spaceweather #aurora

The Southern Ocean is a climate ‘shock absorber’, taking up more CO₂ than any other ocean. Microscopic plants (phytoplankton) use CO₂ to convert solar energy into food and help store carbon in the deep ocean, effectively removing it from the atmosphere. But dust? Read on... 🧵

The second of today’s X-class solar flares was truly a long-duration event. Where typical flares last 10s of minutes, this event took over 6 hours. The flare also showed a fundamental part of solar flares: a ‘current sheet’. #spaceweather 1/5

When visiting Wisconsin, I'm pretty sure it's mandatory to finish up your talk over a basket of cheese curds. For anyone interested in nitrogen metabolisms and cheese curd fueled science, I'll be giving a talk in Thursday's AM session in Hall F (SS03A) #ASLO24

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“Space hurricanes” are a recently discovered space weather storm above Earth, and scientists are still figuring them out. More than 200space hurricanes hit the South Hemisphere from 2005 to 2016, a new #AGUpubs study says. 📖 agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20… 📸 Qing-Le Zhang

Triple Strike at 1221am on Monday morning. Simultaneous lightning strikes on the Hancock, Trump Chicago and Sears Tower in Chicago. One image. #weather #news #ilwx #chicago #storm

Our lab was awarded an R01 to study how the fungal septin cytoskeleton contributes to anti-cell wall drugs in Aspergillus fumigatus! In the long term, this knowledge will help us improve existing antifungal therapies! 1/2

I think this is the biggest paradigm shift in deep-sea science I've ever seen. Kudos Andrew Sweetman and team for discovering that manganese nodule fields produce O2 in the deep ocean. BBC News (UK) report: bbc.com/news/articles/… Paper: Paper: nature.com/articles/s4156…

We spent the last two weeks at wonderful Morska Biološka Postaja NIB experiencing one of the heaviest heat waves in the Balkans and studying how coccolithophores in the Adriatic respond to it! Thank you Ruđer Bošković Institute & EMBO YIP for your support, Tinkara Tinta & Tanja Vojvoda Zeljko for the company!

Overnight runs of all global models are below showing their forecasted areas for potential landfall of Hurricane Milton. EURO/EURO AI/GFS/CMC. All models are in the area of Tampa Bay except the CMC which is further South.

Parece que hay que digerírselo a dos o tres acá: Esto no fue en un comedy club. Fue en un rally político de cierre para Presidente. No es un mensaje aislado. Es parte de una campaña q ha sido consistente en su mensaje. Si tú crees que fue un chiste, el chiste eres tú.

Fun fact: Puerto Ricans by state

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si, el coquí es emblemático de Puerto Rico y está en peligro de extinción, pero el protagonista de mi album no es un coquí, ES EL SAPO CONCHO; una especie también nativa de Puerto Rico y en peligro de extinción. ¡¡¡CONCHO!!!

While everyone’s attention is being zapped away by all the Chaos of Trump, this study was published today, on catastrophic losses in butterfly species abundance across the US. “Between 2000 and 2020, total butterfly abundance fell by 22% across the 554 recorded species.” 😔