StevenTakesPictures
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Pictures of stuff I see.
Advocate for letting wild nature exist.
SLC, UT
Advocate for letting wild nature exist.
SLC, UT
The first time I encountered one of these sprinting around in the sand it blew my mind, they're super quick!
July 20, 2025 at 4:46 PM
The first time I encountered one of these sprinting around in the sand it blew my mind, they're super quick!
Is this based on real world measurements or a study that you could link me? I don't ask to accuse of anything, I am curious about the real eroei of solar when things like mining and transport are taken into account and haven't been able to find good data on this.
July 12, 2025 at 2:01 PM
Is this based on real world measurements or a study that you could link me? I don't ask to accuse of anything, I am curious about the real eroei of solar when things like mining and transport are taken into account and haven't been able to find good data on this.
The study often cited by media in their articles about that was retracted: retractionwatch.com/2015/07/21/t...
Not to say it's never happened, I'm sure it does regularly, but there's more nuance to it than is often discussed, according to those who published this study.
Not to say it's never happened, I'm sure it does regularly, but there's more nuance to it than is often discussed, according to those who published this study.
“To our horror”: Widely reported study suggesting divorce is more likely when wives fall ill gets axed
A widely reported finding that the risk of divorce increases when wives fall ill — but not when men do — is invalid, thanks to a short string of mistaken coding that negates the origina…
retractionwatch.com
July 1, 2025 at 11:14 PM
The study often cited by media in their articles about that was retracted: retractionwatch.com/2015/07/21/t...
Not to say it's never happened, I'm sure it does regularly, but there's more nuance to it than is often discussed, according to those who published this study.
Not to say it's never happened, I'm sure it does regularly, but there's more nuance to it than is often discussed, according to those who published this study.
Trick question, neither of them will be affordable.
June 29, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Trick question, neither of them will be affordable.
Epic! I love the scale visible here, you can really tell how huge the view is!
June 25, 2025 at 10:17 PM
Epic! I love the scale visible here, you can really tell how huge the view is!
Those areas are the Great Salt Lake itself, and the seasonally flooded salt flats to it's west surrounding the Newfoundland Mountains and air force test ranges. A-A-Ron suggesting a lack of data for that area is probably correct, and I'd wager it roughly matches the data of the surrounding areas.
June 20, 2025 at 3:10 AM
Those areas are the Great Salt Lake itself, and the seasonally flooded salt flats to it's west surrounding the Newfoundland Mountains and air force test ranges. A-A-Ron suggesting a lack of data for that area is probably correct, and I'd wager it roughly matches the data of the surrounding areas.
That I am less informed on tbh. If you find a model you like you might be able to find others commenting on its glasses compatibility. I imagine a powered system (often abbreviated PAPR) might prevent fogging to some degree?
June 20, 2025 at 2:20 AM
That I am less informed on tbh. If you find a model you like you might be able to find others commenting on its glasses compatibility. I imagine a powered system (often abbreviated PAPR) might prevent fogging to some degree?