Pleased to see this paper of ours now published lnkd.in/ehMNA54N and even better, an article in the The Economist describing our findings. lnkd.in/eKGePiFw Broadly we studied participants in the UK Biobank with two independent measures of sunlight exposure-

one geographical and one behavioural. Whichever way you look at it, Britons who get more sun exposure are healthier and live longer, through reduced heart disease but also through reduced overall cancer mortality. Do read the paper-it is open access

Just sitting in the cool shade in the morning is all you need to do to get plenty of infrared light. This type of exposure is not going to give you a sunburn.

Rocket transit using a simple solar filter. Using a solar telescope it looks a bit different! Get the shot taken with a solar telescope in print for a couple more days only here: cosmicbackground.io/pages/ea_defea…

🤩 Our friend Fred took us on a tour to his stunning outdoor home office in rural Sweden 🇸🇪 Isn't this the best outdoor office ever? 😍

“what about if it’s a cloudy day” Yes, there’s plenty of infrared light even on a cloudy day

I found this tree to be very interesting. Red leaves right next to green leaves.

Despite lights from the pad, I was able to capture the Milky way behind Starship on its last night on Earth I strongly believe it is our destiny to explore the stars.

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Hospital room in ICU. Open window and let fresh air in ✅ Let sunlight in (even through the open window) ✅ Patient liked it 😃

I had skin cancer myself. Back when I was still using sunscreen. It's wild that skin cancer studies have probably never been done under actual sunlight but always IR deprived UV-only lamps. Think about that.

Roger Seheult, MD talks to Georg Molzer and I about the differences between Vitamin D2 and D3. This is taken from the Sunlight Matters podcast episode, "Surviving Winter: You Don't Need to Be SAD." (Search: Sunlight Matters)

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