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Climat, Energy, Space
http://thomasprojects.net/
Titre officiel : le Réinterprétateur
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There is a starter pack of starter pack 👀 (More exactly it is a directory of them. You can search what you want in it)
blueskydirectory.com/starter-pack...
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Paul Byrne
about 8 hours ago
This is a map of land surface temperatures across Europe yesterday. Multiple heat records are being broken and it's only late May. This is climate change, and it is here. But don't lose sight of the fact that a few thousand oil executives and politicians made a LOT of money in getting us here.
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Cosmic Penguin
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You know SpaceX is doing something right with Starship when Chinese private LSP i-Space (whose Hyperbola-1 still struggles with 50% success rate of 4/8 & methane/LOX powered Hyperbola-3 still some ways from flying) has an article detailing Starship V3 & Flight 12 & “lessons to be learnt”…
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星舰第十二次轨道级飞行试验及第三代星舰技术特点分析
https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/0QkBii-bGSiX04HECTKL_Q
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Astropierre
about 13 hours ago
Fascinante image de la planète Mars et de bandes de nuages dans son atmosphère. Cette photo a été prise par la sonde européenne Mars Express, retouchée ensuite par le talentueux
@andrealuck.bsky.social
ici :
flic.kr/p/2sdpsHP
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Kaynouky
about 16 hours ago
Les chances que les deux LTV partent bien en 2028 semblent infimes, mais pas de panique la mission Artemis 4 qu'ils doivent servir également. En revanche Blue Moon Endurance va viser la "connecting ridge" du cratère Shackleton dès cette année, un des sites les plus cotés du Pôle sud de la Lune.
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Si vous voulez voir ça en haute résolution
thomasprojects.net/geoimager/
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Astropierre
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Réponse de l'image-mystère : Elle montre une simulation du champ magnétique autour du noyau terrestre. On y voit les turbulences du noyau externe (rouge/bleu) modifier le champ magnétique (jaune). 3 satellites européens ont permis d'accumuler de précieuses données :
www.esa.int/Applications...
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Paul Byrne
2 days ago
This is what a (partial) solar eclipse looks like from space. Look closely and you can see the mountains along the Moon's edge.
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Alexios Mantzarlis
1 day ago
Today on
@indicator.media
: A handful of anonymous bots have taken over fact-checking on X. This isn’t hyperbole. In the first three weeks of May, just eight AI contributors wrote 50.3% of all visible Community Notes on the platform.
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8 AI bots now write 50% of X’s Community Notes
The crowdsourced moderation project faces a choice between scale and legitimacy
https://indicator.media/p/8-ai-bots-now-write-50-of-x-s-community-notes
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International Energy Agency
1 day ago
In 2020, EVs made up just 4% of all car sales globally. Their share rose to 25% in 2025 – and is set to grow close to 30% this year. And by 2035, even without any new policy announcements, EVs could account for about half of global car sales 👉
iea.li/49UkWCh
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Not sure in which direction it's supposed to fly.
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Aurélien Genin
1 day ago
🔭 Des astronomes pourraient avoir détecté le premier trou noir primordial, des petits trous noirs formés peu après le Big Bang et qui pourraient former la matière noire. Celui-ci pèserait environ 3 masses lunaires et aurait été détecté par micro-lentille gravitationnelle 😮
arxiv.org/abs/2605.19375
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AMPM II. A Lunar-Mass Primordial Black Hole Microlensing Candidate in the Milky Way Halo
Primordial Black Holes (PBH) are hypothesised to form during inflation and have long been considered a candidate for compact dark matter. Gravitational microlensing is known as a productive method for...
https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.19375
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The ethics of
@anthropic.com
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www.linkedin.com/posts/bgamaz...
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Ember
2 days ago
Global solar power output grew by 30% in 2025 and overtook wind for the first time on record 📈 A decade ago, wind power generated three times more electricity than solar.
ember-energy.org/lat...
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Dundee Satellite Station Ltd.
2 days ago
@meteogib.bsky.social
Strait of Gibraltar at 0640 UTC. EUMETSAT.
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De l'importance de la modélisation des aérosols et poussières pour le climat. On voit que beaucoup de lumière est reflété par la poussière de l’atmosphère.
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Si vous pouvez, profitez de la vague de chaleur. Parce que quand vous serai a votre cinquième semaine d'affilé cet été vous en aurez plus que marre. peut être aura-t-on un été "normal" (quelle normale?) mais j'en doute.
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Le dome de chaleur est bien en place
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Dundee Satellite Station Ltd.
2 days ago
Europe's weather in motion for past 12 hours. The heat machine in action...
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Sarah Kirchberger
3 days ago
A Finnish expert on a panel recently formulated the problem of supplanting US military leadership in Europe in the following way: “To lead European defense, a country needs the capability to lead, the will to lead, and the trust to lead. Currently no country in Europe fulfills all 3 conditions.”
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Gaétan Heymes
3 days ago
Une vague de chaleur dès le mois de mai ? C'est choquant, mais pas totalement surprenant. Un tel événement était totalement impossible dans le climat passé, mais entre dans le domaine du possible dans une France à +2°C (2030, quasiment le climat d'aujourd'hui) et même courant dans une France à +4°C.
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Prof_D_sciences
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Sandrine Rousseau devait avoir piscine pendant tous les débats locaux et nationaux.
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History of Geology
3 days ago
In the 1960s Bruce Heezen and Marie Tharp published the first detailed seafloor maps, arguing that mid-ocean ridges are not just fissures in Earth's crust, but also active spreading zones where new oceanic crust forms ...
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History of Geology
3 days ago
May 24, 1906, birthday of American naval officer and geologist Harry Hammond Hess. Best known for developing the theory of seafloor spreading, one of the foundations of modern plate tectonics ...
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Oh bordel. François Lenglet sait-il lire une étude. On parle d'une étude avec une méthode nullisime et qui arrive correle une baise des grosses chez les moins de 20 ans avec une augmentation du nombre de téléphones ! Les moins de 20ans bordel ! C'est dans le titre !!!
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Extreme Temperatures Around the World
7 days ago
HISTORY IS COMING: 40c IN EUROPE This will arguably be the harshest spring heat wave in European history We can see up to 40C in Spain,35C in Central Europe for days. Thousands of records will be pulverized in Spain,Portugal,France,Benelux,UK;SCandinavia,Germany,Alps,Czechia,..
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Yann Duroc
3 days ago
Vidéo courte / réaction du dimanche
youtube.com/shorts/NHfZy...
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Pourquoi demander aux OGM d’être parfaits ? #OGM #creationvarietale #agriculture
YouTube video by Création Variétale
https://youtube.com/shorts/NHfZycp24R8?is=ZiVVfOio3gU24bpM
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Rêves d'espace
3 days ago
🚀 SpaceX a partagé de nouvelles images prises par des caméras embarquées lors du 12e vol du #Starship : séparation des étages, moteurs Raptor compatibles deu vide spatial en fonctionnement, vol et rentrée du Ship. Mon résumé du vol :
reves-d-espace.com/l...
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Michaël Mangeon
4 days ago
Je lis en ce moment Fondation, d’Isaac Asimov. Je ne suis ni un grand lecteur de science-fiction, ni un spécialiste du genre, mais la place qu’occupe l’énergie nucléaire dans le récit m’a interpellé. Petit fil 🔽🧵1/8
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Nicolas Henin
4 days ago
Cet article, qui révèle les coulisses de ces opérations, liste les cibles identifiées par nos ennemis : toutes les polémiques identitaires stupides qui pourrissent X, nos chaînes d'info en continu, et contaminent les débats politiques. Mépriser ces polémiques, c'est boucher une vulnérabilité !
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Têtes de cochon, « synagogues vertes »…. Dans les coulisses des opérations de désinformation russes visant la France
Des documents internes aux entreprises chargées de mener des campagnes de désinformation pour le compte du Kremlin illustrent l’évolution de la stratégie russe vers les opérations « hybrides ».
https://www.lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2026/05/24/tetes-de-cochon-synagogues-vertes-dans-les-coulisses-des-operations-de-desinformation-russes-visant-la-france_6693205_4408996.html?lmd_medium=al
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Vivien "𝕯𝖊𝖗 𝕾𝖎𝖊𝖇𝖙𝖊 𝕾𝖈𝖍𝖆𝖙𝖙𝖊𝖓" ⚓🚀
4 days ago
Retour sur le lancement
#Starship
qui reste, pour moi, pas une réussite. Pas une catastrophe comme la v2 certes, mais y a encore pas mal de problèmes qui ne font pas de Starship un système suffisamment fiable aujourd'hui.
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Astropierre
4 days ago
A la suite des 2 accidents de Tchernobyl et Fukushima, de nombreux travaux ont été menés sur les conséquences sanitaires pour les travailleurs sur place et les populations. Rapport d'avril 2026 de l'Autorité de Sûreté Nucléaire et de Radioprotection :
recherche-expertise.asnr.fr/savoir-compr...
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Ken Shirriff
4 days ago
The Space Shuttle could hold a flying laboratory called Spacelab in its cargo bay. Three French-made computers ran Spacelab. I opened up a Spacelab computer and found that instead of a microprocessor, it is built from a multitude of simple chips. Let's take a closer look at the computer...
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Jonathan McDowell
4 days ago
Starship 12 recap: flight 12, with Super Heavy booster 19 and Ship 39, was launched on May 22 at 2230:20 UTC. It was the first version 3 Starship, with Raptor 3 engines. [1/n]
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L'appli de la DB est tout de même très bonne. Tu pars de chez toi tu sais que tu vas te retrouver coincé au milieu de l'Allemagne à cause des retards.
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L'appli de la DB est tout de même très bonne. Tu pars de chez toi tu sais que tu vas te retrouver coincé au milieu de l'Allemagne à cause des retards.
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Impressive how many engines they lose over time. This engine was not supposed to be very good ?
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Gene J. Mikulka
7 days ago
This reads like an agenda from an NSS Conference from the late 1980s. I've seen this so many times that my "raring to go" as a young pup back then has become "well done" today. I'll believe all this when it's on the pad.
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Last time they wanted to send a billionaire around the moon. Did not work. Now it's Mars. It will not work. Everything to make a lot of com for the IPO is good !
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Dr. Serge Zaka
6 days ago
La période de chaleur qui s'ouvre devant nous va frôler les seuils de "vague de chaleur" à l'échelle nationale (i.e. moyenne nationale supérieure à 23.4°C sur 3 jours dont un jour à 25.1°C). 1/5
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Dave Jones
6 days ago
A NEW TWIST in Africa's soaring solar story: It's now manufacturing its own panels. The factories use imported Chinese cells, which are 40% of the value of panels, keeping much of the value domestically. 9 GW of cells+wafers in Mar/Apr alone🧵
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Mathieu M.J.E. Rebeaud
6 days ago
Early Eukaryotes Used Oxygen at the Seafloor Combining fossil and geochemical analysis, researchers showed that eukaryotic cells were already complex and aerobic 1.7 billion years ago, pushing back the dawn of eukaryogenesis.
www.the-scientist.com/early-eukary...
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Early Eukaryotes Used Oxygen at the Seafloor | The Scientist
Combining fossil and geochemical analysis, researchers showed that eukaryotic cells were already complex and aerobic 1.7 billion years ago, pushing back the dawn of eukaryogenesis.
https://www.the-scientist.com/early-eukaryotes-used-oxygen-at-the-seafloor-74502
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EUMETSAT
6 days ago
Not all satellites see the same thing 👀 Later this year we will be launching: 🛰️ MTG-I2 🌊 Sentinel-3C 🌐 Metop-SGB1 While each will see the Earth a little differently, together, they will help us understand it better. 🌍 More info on each mission can be found at our website:
eumetsat.int
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Joris Teer
6 days ago
(1/19) Europe finally seems ready to act against China’s predatory economic policies (Industrial Accelerator Act, etc)… Great! But beware: Beijing can escalate much further in derailing European defence and other industries… Its critical raw material weapon remains intact…
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Rêves d'espace
6 days ago
🚀 Après 5 reports de tir dans la fenêtre de lancement, le 12e vol de
#Starship
a été reporté de 24 heures, soit ce soir 22h30 UTC, en raison du dysfonctionnement d'une goupille hydraulique sur le bras ombilical reliant la tour de lancement à la fusée.
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Georg Zachmann
6 days ago
As there is increased nervousness about the availability of jet fuels in Europe the German government makes flying cheaper by lowering aviation taxes.
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Sander Tordoir
8 days ago
Germany is the epicentre of the China Shock 2.0 reverberating in global markets In a new joint paper, CFR's Brad Setser and I show the shock is a key driver of Germany’s economic malaise. And it's accelerating Berlin needs to stop admiring the problem, and join efforts to fight back 1/many
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Robbi Bishop-Taylor 🛰️🌏
7 days ago
Early this month,
#CopernicusEU's
#ImageOfTheDay
shared two spectacular
#Sentinel2
images of tidal dynamics at France's Passage du Gois: an island causeway completely flooded by the tide every day. Here's some quick outputs from our
#DEAIntertidal
coastal elevation workflow over the same area!
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