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silberspur

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Technical writer with interest in science (#Physics, #Astronomy, #Astrobiology, #ClimateResearch, #Geology, ...). I love riding bicycle, studying the evolution of #Landscapes, #Photography. A friend of enlightenment and science.
Upset with racists, antisemites, and people being indifferent to those (#Antisemitism). I can't get into esotericism much; in fact, I even consider some of its excesses to be dangerous. Unless otherwise noted, shared photos are my own. Toot in English and German.

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rahmstorf , to random German
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Seht ihr in sozialen Medien auch immer wieder Fake Klimagrafiken zum Temperaturverlauf der Erdgeschichte? Mein re:publica Vortrag "Die Klimadebatte - Zwischen Wissenschaft, Querdenkern & Populisten" erklärt diesen und weitere Tricks. Ist vom Vorjahr, aber leider gerade sehr aktuell.
https://youtu.be/aP-fnv7DINw?si=OYL22-7PuWvnTWBX

silberspur ,
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@rahmstorf sehr sehenswerter Vortrag! Vielen Dank für Ihren Einsatz!

rahmstorf , to random German
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Big data study in the Lancet looking at global excess mortality due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and 2021. Very few countries like New Zealand managed to prevent excess deaths. Some more did quite well (e.g. China, Germany, Australia).
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(24)00476-8/fulltext

silberspur ,
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@rahmstorf Very interesting! In Figure 5, you also clearly notice the extreme decrease in live expectancy around 1960, likely caused by the famine in China ("Big Leap Forward", Mao Zedong).

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Bernstein · · Germany

Inversion weather condition on a Black Forest summit, directly above the fog boundary.

A photo from the year 2001 (shot on with my old Canon F1).

A backlit photo taken on a Black Forest summit during an inversion weather condition: Fog lies in the valleys, and on the higher peaks, there is clear visibility. The mountainside in the foreground is partially covered with fog. The fog glows brightly yellowish in the sunlight. The dark silhouettes of some taller, solitary coniferous trees protrude from the glowing fog. In the background, the higher peaks of the Northern Black Forest can be seen.
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