Kenneth Becker
@geophotographer.org did:plc:rmblb2qvljqdfojrd6o7xj63
Geoscientist/canine caretaker. UAF alum. Based in Alaska Seismology/Volcanology/Meteorology/Astronomy/Space Weather, & Science Communication Sometimes successful at photography See my starter packs for more science!
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Tsunami warning for Japan's north east coast after a large earthquake. 🌊 #earthquake #tsunami #Japan www.bbc.com/news/live/c0... earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/...
Vis opslagUpdate from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory. Over 11,000 new asteroids discovered. Official article in the link #VeraCRubin #solarsystem 🧪🔭☄️📷 rubinobservatory.org/news/11000-n...
Vis opslagThis is _not_ a subject where I wanted to see a violation of Betteridge's Law.
Vis opslagThat's a very logical first thought. The article actually tests that theory. They note if it were just more cameras, all meteor reports would spike. Instead, baseline totals are normal, but massive fireballs causing sonic booms doubled. The rocks entering the atmosphere are genuinely bigger.
Vis opslag"Has something changed in the near-Earth fireball environment?" is an alarmingly worded question but also, I can explain --
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