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Art, Climate & Weather Representations, nanosciences, Ocean pH and acidification, Ozone in the Atmosphere September 6, 2021

Are stories of the primary element Oxygen O[1], and its 1954 novel namesake [2] quantumly entangled through various background threads and posts? Those relate how aqueous pH impacts both lightning… Continue Reading

Art September 2, 2021

Sumerian Texts: a quasigeostrophic interpretation

Sometimes Minoan and Sumerian images and cuneiforms remind me of very tightly annotated nanoscience and/or hydrodynamic symbols. Sure the experts have their more official and reproducible interpretations. But they don’t… Continue Reading

Art, Climate & Weather Representations, Polar Hydroclimatology August 25, 2021

April global geostrophic winds and moisture

Still advancing from the hydrogeostrophic frameworks, which appear now to be gaining more traction via [1] and [2]. The featured animation above includes a variation of the vector-size pattern effect… Continue Reading

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