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    Feb 9

    For the latest news on , & , what's coming up in , & , and to learn how weather works in series , follow the link to my new page, Out of this World -

    The landing page for Scott Sutherland's science blog, Out of this World, on the website of The Weather Network.
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    10 hours ago

    An open letter to anyone who loves Anthony Bourdain and what he stood for

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  3. 3 hours ago

    The dumbest part of this, though, and the part that angers me, is that Ford's ludicrous idea of pulling Ontario out of the cap'n'trade deal is going to cost us A LOT more than if we stayed in it. So, it's really just an act of spite on his part.

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    9 hours ago

    We have ZERO years left to solve climate change. Emissions have to come down steadily in the years ahead to avoid committing to catastrophic climate change impacts.

    Scientists say we have about 32 years left to solve climate change. The average tenure of a Supreme Court Justice is 27 years. …
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    18 hours ago

    This is the thing that most blows my mind about the neutrino detection:

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    4 hours ago

    Probably the best fact based bottom line summary of climate science/ where we are today I've seen:

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    4 hours ago

    If you care about the economy you should fight climate change. Unchecked climate change is going to be stupendously expensive.

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    12 hours ago

    Confirmed: June average of atmospheric CO2, measured at Mauna Loa, was 410.8 ppm. That’s 2.0 ppm higher than last year. Overall trend: speeding to increasingly dangerous values. Pre-industrial concentration was 278 ppm.

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  9. 6 hours ago

    The truly annoying part of this is that my wife scrimped & saved for months to get me a Model 3 reservation for our anniversary last year (and she was so happy when she revealed the surprise). Now, may as well just get that deposit back & forget it.

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  10. 6 hours ago

    Well, that's just great... Doug Ford sells away our future of cleaner air and more secure energy, for a pittance of 10 cents on the litre, and he costs me my chance at affording an electric car along with it. Bye bye, .

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  11. 7 hours ago

    this is a VERY cool story about how a lone detection of a very special tiny particle may have just solved a long-standing mystery of !

    'GHOST PARTICLE' may have solved the mystery of high energy cosmic rays -
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  12. 11 hours ago

    Wow! Very cool! Congrats to the team!

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    We’re over the Moon(s) that the honored us with an Outstanding Original Interactive Program nomination for our digital storytelling: …
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  13. 17 hours ago

    'GHOST PARTICLE' may have solved the mystery of high energy cosmic rays -

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    Jul 11

    We are going Thursday 7/12 @ 11:00 am PT from Aerolite HQ. With every purchase you will be entered into a drawing for a brand-new ! Watch here:

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  15. Jul 11

    This would be ever so nice... "believing" can only apply to those in denial about climate change, and is akin to believing that if you drop a pencil, it will shoot up into the sky.

    Could journalists please stop reinforcing the myth that science in general and climate change in particular is some kind of religion that requires belief to substantiate it.
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    Jul 7

    A meteorite was found in Botswana’s Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR) that is a fragment of asteroid 2018 LA. This small asteroid was discovered in space by the 's Catalina Sky Survey on June 2, 2018, eight hours before hitting Earth.

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    Jul 11

    Embrace your dark side. We need more of these locations. Imagine seeing the night sky alight with millions upon millions of stars.

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    Canada's national parks hold a dark secret ✨
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    Jul 11

    Remember when? We see some striking similarities between and previous tropical systems that have hit Newfoundland, PLUS the latest on where Chris is heading now. Details here:

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  19. Jul 11

    It took awhile to develop the skills needed with Photoshop to get the graphics looking the way they needed to be, to properly convey the processes happening along fronts, but I think they turned out looking really nice!

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  20. Jul 11

    This episode always bothered me, because the limitations of what I could produce for the graphics made certain parts of it wrong (spec the warm fronts), and I wasn't able to make it look like I wanted... showing both 2D and 3D aspects of how the fronts behave.

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  21. Jul 11

    Oh! Check out our NEWLY REVISED & CORRECTED Weather Wise S1E10 - What are weather fronts? Warm front, cold front?

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