'The most incredible display of aurora I've ever seen in my 20 years of flying'.
Pilot captures historic northern lights show from 37,000 feet (photos)
'The most incredible display of aurora I've ever seen in my 20 years of flying'.
Pilot captures historic northern lights show from 37,000 feet (photos)
'The most incredible display of aurora I've ever seen in my 20 years of flying'.
Pilot captures historic northern lights show from 37,000 feet (photos)
A few highlights from lecture yesterday at Nordita, about numerical techniques to evolve magnetic fields in cosmological simulations and (try to) simulate small-scale dynamo amplification.
Message 1. there is no best method for all needs: it depends
Message 2: they all are anyway wrong as they probe a different regime of plasma than is in nature - the best we can do is to hope we can extrapolate results to the right regime.
(with quote by @jaztrophysicist ) #astronomy #astrophysics #science
In case you missed last December's jour fixe on "The (anti)social replication of replication: exploring how replication moves across epistemic communities" by S. Bartscherer, S. Ulpts, B. Penders & S. Field you can listen to the excellent talk on our #podcast feed.
https://blogs.hu-berlin.de/scienceworks/2026/01/07/31-science-works-jour-fixe-the-antisocial-replication-of-replication-exploring-how-replication-moves-across-epistemic-communities/
#science #sciencestudies #replication
In case you missed last December's jour fixe on "The (anti)social replication of replication: exploring how replication moves across epistemic communities" by S. Bartscherer, S. Ulpts, B. Penders & S. Field you can listen to the excellent talk on our #podcast feed.
https://blogs.hu-berlin.de/scienceworks/2026/01/07/31-science-works-jour-fixe-the-antisocial-replication-of-replication-exploring-how-replication-moves-across-epistemic-communities/
#science #sciencestudies #replication
Now there are two areas where it seems that increased #retraction rates are likely not due to increased scrutiny of published articles, but, rather, due to lower quality publications. I would still not bet that these data will help sway any of the “increased scrutiny” proponents.
https://bjoern.brembs.net/2026/01/retraction-data-are-still-useless-almost/
A few highlights from lecture yesterday at Nordita, about numerical techniques to evolve magnetic fields in cosmological simulations and (try to) simulate small-scale dynamo amplification.
Message 1. there is no best method for all needs: it depends
Message 2: they all are anyway wrong as they probe a different regime of plasma than is in nature - the best we can do is to hope we can extrapolate results to the right regime.
(with quote by @jaztrophysicist ) #astronomy #astrophysics #science
🐧‘To make the #WeddellSea a protected marine area, we need to demonstrate that what the area has to offer is of great value to humans.’
On 15 December, Oceanographer Jacqueline Stefels and marine biologist Maria van Leeuwe (UG) boarded the icebreaker #Polarstern of
@awi for an expedition to Antarctica.❄️
Curious? Read more 👇
🔗 https://www.rug.nl/fse/news/climate-and-nature/what-the-smell-of-the-sea-does-to-the-clouds-above-antarctica
🧪 #SciComm #marinebiology #biology #oceanography #microbiology #environmental #research #scientistsOnMastodon @universityofgroningen
RE: https://mastodon.social/@ScienceNewsroom_UG/115943867859380319
🚢 Do you want to follow the icebreaker #Polarstern expedition?
Join oceanographer Jacqueline Stefels and marine biologist Maria van Leeuwe (UG) on their journey in the Antarctic.🗺️
Go check the @awi live-stream 👇
🔗 https://follow-polarstern.awi.de/expedition/antarktis-2025-26/?lang=en
🧪 #SciComm #ScienceNewsroom #marinebiology #biology #oceanography #microbiology #environmental #research #science #scientistsOnMastodon @universityofgroningen
🐧‘To make the #WeddellSea a protected marine area, we need to demonstrate that what the area has to offer is of great value to humans.’
On 15 December, Oceanographer Jacqueline Stefels and marine biologist Maria van Leeuwe (UG) boarded the icebreaker #Polarstern of
@awi for an expedition to Antarctica.❄️
Curious? Read more 👇
🔗 https://www.rug.nl/fse/news/climate-and-nature/what-the-smell-of-the-sea-does-to-the-clouds-above-antarctica
🧪 #SciComm #marinebiology #biology #oceanography #microbiology #environmental #research #scientistsOnMastodon @universityofgroningen
RE: https://mastodon.social/@ScienceNewsroom_UG/115943867859380319
🚢 Do you want to follow the icebreaker #Polarstern expedition?
Join oceanographer Jacqueline Stefels and marine biologist Maria van Leeuwe (UG) on their journey in the Antarctic.🗺️
Go check the @awi live-stream 👇
🔗 https://follow-polarstern.awi.de/expedition/antarktis-2025-26/?lang=en
🧪 #SciComm #ScienceNewsroom #marinebiology #biology #oceanography #microbiology #environmental #research #science #scientistsOnMastodon @universityofgroningen
RE: https://swecyb.com/@nopatience/115943320383966077
We don't need more didactic videos or step-by-step manuals about the Fediverse.
Those already exist in abundance. Beyond that, we have something much more powerful: people who are genuinely willing to welcome newcomers, answer questions, and help others find their footing.
What we need is more people creating content that inspires others to stay. Most newcomers aren’t leaving because they don’t understand the concept of the Fediverse. They leave because their timeline seems empty, boring, or irrelevant compared to other platforms that aggressively serve them content.
The real challenge isn't education, but attraction and discovery. If the Fediverse is full of interesting conversations, art, humor, politics, niche expertise, and human warmth, people will accept that building a timeline takes time. But only if there's something worth building toward.
Comets are cold, but they're full of silicate crystals that form at high temperatures. (These crystals, left, were collected from Comet Wild 2, right.)
Now we know how that happens! Newborn stars blow fast, crystalline winds away from their hot inner regions.
https://science.nasa.gov/missions/webb/nasa-webb-finds-young-sun-like-star-forging-spewing-common-crystals/ #space #science #nature
Crystal winds blow through the picturesque gas clouds where stars are forming.
JWST caught the process in action: A protostar called EC53 had an outburst & crystals of forsterite and enstatite formed before our eyes. The future of our galaxy is taking shape here.
https://science.nasa.gov/missions/webb/nasa-webb-finds-young-sun-like-star-forging-spewing-common-crystals/ #science #space #astronomy
Crystal winds blow through the picturesque gas clouds where stars are forming.
JWST caught the process in action: A protostar called EC53 had an outburst & crystals of forsterite and enstatite formed before our eyes. The future of our galaxy is taking shape here.
https://science.nasa.gov/missions/webb/nasa-webb-finds-young-sun-like-star-forging-spewing-common-crystals/ #science #space #astronomy
Comets are cold, but they're full of silicate crystals that form at high temperatures. (These crystals, left, were collected from Comet Wild 2, right.)
Now we know how that happens! Newborn stars blow fast, crystalline winds away from their hot inner regions.
https://science.nasa.gov/missions/webb/nasa-webb-finds-young-sun-like-star-forging-spewing-common-crystals/ #space #science #nature
Crystal winds blow through the picturesque gas clouds where stars are forming.
JWST caught the process in action: A protostar called EC53 had an outburst & crystals of forsterite and enstatite formed before our eyes. The future of our galaxy is taking shape here.
https://science.nasa.gov/missions/webb/nasa-webb-finds-young-sun-like-star-forging-spewing-common-crystals/ #science #space #astronomy
Crystal winds blow through the picturesque gas clouds where stars are forming.
JWST caught the process in action: A protostar called EC53 had an outburst & crystals of forsterite and enstatite formed before our eyes. The future of our galaxy is taking shape here.
https://science.nasa.gov/missions/webb/nasa-webb-finds-young-sun-like-star-forging-spewing-common-crystals/ #science #space #astronomy
🐋🌊 New #research into #Alaska's #BristolBay beluga whales reveals a surprising social strategy. Instead of a few dominant males, these long-lived #whales take a "plenty of #fish in the sea" approach, frequently switching partners to maintain genetic #health.
This flexible mating system helps their small, isolated population avoid inbreeding.
👉 https://www.popsci.com/environment/beluga-whales-sex-lives/
#marinebiology #biology #wildlife #conservation #science #nature #ecology #ocean
🩹⏱️ Researchers have developed an aerosolized wound spray called SEAL that stops severe arterial bleeding nearly instantly.
The #Baltimore-based team uses a specialized chitosan mixture to create a physical seal, providing a potential lifesaver for soldiers and first responders in remote areas.
👉 https://newatlas.com/medical-tech/battlefield-wound-spray/
#medicine #health #innovation #science #biology #tech #technology #research #safety #emergency
🩹⏱️ Researchers have developed an aerosolized wound spray called SEAL that stops severe arterial bleeding nearly instantly.
The #Baltimore-based team uses a specialized chitosan mixture to create a physical seal, providing a potential lifesaver for soldiers and first responders in remote areas.
👉 https://newatlas.com/medical-tech/battlefield-wound-spray/
#medicine #health #innovation #science #biology #tech #technology #research #safety #emergency