Forgotten women of paleontology: Joan Wiffen, the dragon lady

30 years of ensemble forecasting at ECMWF

2022 marks 30 years since ensemble forecasting became operational at ECMWF. Here we look back over the last three decades and forward to future developments.

Sam McClatchie (@[email protected])

Attached: 1 image I've started a list of people on Mastodon working in fisheries or oceanography. It's small, so far, but I'll add to it as I find people. You can import the list more than once as the list grows. You can follow all on the list by using these menus: /settings/import and export/import Use import type=following list, data=merge, and the file to import is at this link: <https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZXc12VZx30JIfrLtQYn4AHGpr3JKyrnocPk> If you find someone who should be on the list, send me their handle, and I'll add them.

Making Waves: A Century of Australian Coral Reef Science - Queensland Museum

Step inside this celebration of 100 years of Australian coral reef science and find out how scientists are protecting our precious reefs for generations to come.

Luca Vanzella

I am a skyscape photographer and I like to focus on images featuring the Moon, the Sun and the planets in the night, twilight and day time skies. One type of skyscape that particularly appeals to me is the "timescape" - an image that depicts the apparent movement of an astronomical object in Earth's sky during a certain span of time. Over the years, I have been able to capture timescapes that depict different spans of time and the apparent movement of the Moon or the Sun due to the dynamics of the Sun-Earth system, several of which are in the showcase below. Email: [email protected] Twitter: @lvanzell Facebook: luca.vanzella.7