Phew, what a week! 12/02 we had Darwinday, 14/02 (it happened every year: one-two) we had
♥alentine's Day. Now it's 16/02.
- Meet the scientist - Sarah
- Meet the Storm - Ciara
- Make the Montecristo - Esbieta
- Thar she blows - Kilauea
- Lì lei soffia - Etna
- Rutherford meets Race - Wireless
- Mellivora capensis meets Canis mesomelas - Python
- Age meets Youth - Depression
- LNWR meets MR - Viaduct
- Meet Mr Bayes - Probability
- Running the edge - Kilian
- Maps meet data - Pasture
- Pie rants climate - Sydney
- Façade rencontre Metro - Bâtiments
- Fermette rencontre pente - Legumes
- Hannah bends rules - RI-Xmas
From Link 12, a shocking amount of cattle burping up their Methane footprint
My chiroptobessive friend Emma sent me "a gorgeous bat to make you happy!" Most would think that it was a peculiar expression of condolence, but it's good with me. The bat-wrist is the knob halfway out along the fore-edge of the wing. There are,
just like us, five digits radiating from that stump: metacarpals [palm bones] and
three phalanges [knuckle-bones]. Evo-devo is a curious mix of inertia and wild departure.
Further to link 13 above, my colleague David at The Institute alerted me to additional functionality at Windwatcher (where I get all my
incommmming storm pictures]. Here's M
2.5 particulates for 14 Jan 2020 at the height of the Australian bushfires in the News. [
prevticulates] What is a huge <coff> <coff> problem in Melbourne is an
everyday story of country folk choking in a miasma of cook-fires, coal-burning power-stations and badly-tuned diesel vehicles across swathes of India and China.
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