First day of hurricane season and we have something spinning in the Gulf already. Feels appropriate to remind everyone that "lol prob" is our default state:

How did I make it more than 30 trips around the Sun without knowing about this stuff? I put it on basically everything I cook now and may put it on breakfast cereal next someone try and stop me

seems bad tbh

Shelf ☁️

Poster for the 5th Galápagos Research and Conservation Symposium in San Cristóbal🌊🌋🐢 How it started: How it's going:

Always great when someone has to add new colors to the color bar to represent hotter temps! 😬😬😬

I replaced a dead patch of grass on my front lawn - which was noticeable from the living room - with a square of sod and was super proud of myself. However it's a slightly darker colored variety so now you can see the patch from the street now.

Hey everyone I'm in the Galápagos Islands 🇪🇨 again and it's been great so far, but I'm also here to report a traffic jam on the E5 on Santa Cruz heading south towards Puerto Ayora. Probably won't clear up for some time, consider another route.

Last drink in the Galápagos until next March (or June), had to make it a good one

"Not great, Bob" dot jpeg

This kind of dense, walkable urbanism is illegal to build in most US cities

gg everyone gratz!

I have the honor of being a featured subject in "That Could Be ME! Alabama: Journeys To STEM Careers" - a series of children’s books created by teens celebrating #STEM heroes of Alabama. I don't make any money from this! megathinking.org/product/captur… #education #Alabama #literacy

USA USA 🇺🇲🇺🇲

I just referenced the Kick-Six Iron Bowl game in a scientific, peer-reviewed journal article about urban microclimates, spatiotemporal scale, and decision making in weather data. This job is pretty cool sometimes. espn.com/college-footba…

Hard to believe that this picture was taken 11 years ago - Link still has the same level of drip* *That's what the kids say right?

July 2023 was the hottest month on record, according to our global temperature analysis. Overall, July was 0.43°F (0.24°C) warmer than any other July in NASA Earth's record, and it's likely due to human activity. Details: go.nasa.gov/3OTWMh7

There really should be reporters who particularly follow how the realm of sports is dealing with climate change. Players are beginning to be very open about the stress of competing in intense heat, water breaks are more frequent, but also the flights are as plentiful as ever.