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Indiscriminate laziness

Vorja Sanchez

Posted on 2021/11/16 by Carl Robitaille

Vous aimez les nuages et l'art ? Alors le travail de l'artiste barcelonais Vorja Sanchez devrait vous séduire. On a tous cherché à voir des formes dans les nuages, Vorja pousse le jeu + loin en dessinant des formes et ainsi développer notre imagination.😍https://t.co/1Rfzy77WFl pic.twitter.com/TJ2nb6lkMT
— Guillaume Desbrosse (@DesbrosseG) November 16, 2021

I Love you, but I love fossil fuels more

Posted on 2021/11/16 by Carl Robitaille

Discuss. #ClimateCrisis pic.twitter.com/xAwfmTxsfE
— Brent Toderian (@BrentToderian) November 15, 2021

APOD: Light Pillar over Volcanic Etna

Posted on 2021/11/16 by Carl Robitaille

APOD: Light Pillar over Volcanic Etna

This tiny railroad across the sea has an important job

Posted on 2021/11/16 by Carl Robitaille

Darkness continues to advance southward. Winter is coming!

Posted on 2021/11/04 by Carl Robitaille

Darkness continues to advance southward. Winter is coming!

[Satellite imagery from @NASAEarthData at https://t.co/PRBKI82hBT] pic.twitter.com/rFtSuqAgvS
— Zack Labe (@ZLabe) October 20, 2021

eautifully overcast sky at Gale crater on Mars

Posted on 2021/10/15 by Carl Robitaille

Beautifully overcast sky at Gale crater on #Mars. Curiosity Rover captured this image pic.twitter.com/m6O7xseDCW
— Space (@redditSpaceView) October 9, 2021

Average global temperature (1860 to 2021) compared to pre-industrial values

Posted on 2021/10/01 by Carl Robitaille

Average global temperature (1860 to 2021) compared to pre-industrial values

Animation by @neilrkaye compares the global temperature to average pre-industrial levels. Source: https://t.co/EVoqF4bYjc pic.twitter.com/HY0uWGEsEU
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) September 25, 2021

APOD: Cyclone Paths on Planet Earth

Posted on 2021/09/16 by Carl Robitaille

APOD: Cyclone Paths on Planet Earth

Météo

Posted on 2021/09/10 by Carl Robitaille

pic.twitter.com/Hnym7vMaS4
— Dominique ☄ Beauchamp 🙋🏻‍♂️⚜💉💉💉💉 (@dom_beau) August 5, 2021

A stunning example of cloud iridescence, caused by small ice crystals scattering the sun’s rays, filmed in Narathiwat, Thailand

Posted on 2021/07/14 by Carl Robitaille

A stunning example of cloud iridescence, caused by small ice crystals scattering the sun's rays, filmed in Narathiwat, Thailand.

Credit: Orawan Thongchinda pic.twitter.com/pnP8e2ibFA
— Wonder of Science (@wonderofscience) July 14, 2021