Terry Nu
@terrykn.bsky.social
— Retired Pediatric Respiratory Therapist
— Now Focused on Fitness and Health
— Science, Environment, Climate Interests
— Owned by 2 Cats
— Democrat
— Love Violin 🎻
— Now Focused on Fitness and Health
— Science, Environment, Climate Interests
— Owned by 2 Cats
— Democrat
— Love Violin 🎻
Never forget.
12 November 1938 | A Dutch Jewish girl, Liane Minzer (or Münzer), was born in The Hague.
In February 1944 she was deported to Auschwitz and murdered in a gas chamber after the selection together with her older sister Eva (in the picture: Eva (left), Liane (right)).
In February 1944 she was deported to Auschwitz and murdered in a gas chamber after the selection together with her older sister Eva (in the picture: Eva (left), Liane (right)).
November 12, 2024 at 6:07 PM
Never forget.
This is very true.
November 7, 2024 at 5:38 PM
This is very true.
There are so many unidentified species of sea creatures at the deepest ocean depths. That’s why proposals for deep sea mining are so abhorrent. They would kill those creatures before even being discovered.
Meet Red X, an animal so new to science that it doesn’t have an official name!
With our research partners at MBARI, we’re learning more about them—and the deep sea—every day!
You can see Red X today in our Into the Deep/En lo Profundo exhibit!
www.youtube.com/shorts/6uqPy...
With our research partners at MBARI, we’re learning more about them—and the deep sea—every day!
You can see Red X today in our Into the Deep/En lo Profundo exhibit!
www.youtube.com/shorts/6uqPy...
Meet a new comb jelly! | #shorts
YouTube video by Monterey Bay Aquarium
www.youtube.com
October 18, 2024 at 9:02 PM
There are so many unidentified species of sea creatures at the deepest ocean depths. That’s why proposals for deep sea mining are so abhorrent. They would kill those creatures before even being discovered.
Created by climate scientist Ed Hawkins from the University of Reading, the warming stripes show how temperature has changed over time. Each stripe represents a year. A cooler than average year is blue; an average year is white; a warmer than average year is pink; and you can guess what red means.
October 8, 2024 at 8:57 PM
Created by climate scientist Ed Hawkins from the University of Reading, the warming stripes show how temperature has changed over time. Each stripe represents a year. A cooler than average year is blue; an average year is white; a warmer than average year is pink; and you can guess what red means.