Wonder Junkie | Adventurer | Science Crusader | @OceanX / former @nasaearth producer | Born at 346ppm in CO2 ๐๐ผ Opinions are my own โจ she/her ๐ณ๏ธโ๐
"CO2 uptake causes the oceans to acidifyโwith significant consequences for marine life...When CO2 is dissolved in the water, carbonic acid forms. This process acidifies the seaโthe pH value drops."
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@SarahMackAttack @adamteterus Moving to a new city across the country with no local social circle has been rough. Finding my local nerd crew. ๐ค
Also wanting to travel more with friends but not everyone is able to for a variety of reasons. โ๏ธ
Coral reefs cover less than 1% of the sea floor, but support 25% of all marine life. They're some of the most biodiverse places on earth, which is why they're called the rainforests of the sea....or cornucopias of the sea if you wanna be all seasonal about it.
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@jentrification Worked at NASA JPL and have piercings and tattoos many of which are visible incl. a neck tattoo. No interview issues. Everyone just cares that youโre good at your job and arenโt an asshole. My parents always cautioned me growing up but theyโve actually come around and apologized
Our NYC team spent a day volunteering with @BillionOyster, who are working to introduce 1 billion oysters to New York Harbor by 2035. Restoring the harborโs oyster reefs will support a healthy ecosystem, provide habitat, create natural storm barriers, and clean up the water.
Squids are finally having their moment this Squidtember thanks to the folks over at OceanX who are celebrating the remarkable skills of these complex organisms.
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We're officially in dry-dock to update the OceanXplorer before our next mission. Our head of science operations, Mattie Rodrigue, and our mapping coordinator, Kate Von Krusenstiern, were taking off the sound velocity probes for calibration and snapped this incredible photo.
Your next #Squidtember squid, Chiroteuthis calyx, is a deep sea squid with a unique mimic strategy!
As juveniles, they have this a frilly fin situation that makes them look like siphonophores, which make super crappy meals. By looking like a bad meal, they avoid getting eaten!
Squids are finally having their moment this #Squidtember ๐ฆ
Join us all month long for special content and events exploring the secret lives of #squids
๐๏ธ Sept 20 - 8pm ET
TikTok Q&A w/ Squid Hotline's Dr. Sarah McAnulty @SarahMackAttack
๐๏ธSept 29 - 8pm ET
#Squid Trivia
Space has #BlackHoles, the #ocean has blue ones. Blue holes are large marine sinkholes that extend hundreds of meters underwater. Likely formed during the last ice age, many blue holes sit among thriving biological communities and #reef systems. ๐ ๐ฆ๐ชธ๐ต
Despite its sheer magnitude and impact on all life on Earth, more than 80% of the #ocean remains unexplored.
If you could uncover or explore one mystery of the #ocean, what would it be? ๐๐ฆ๐๐๐คฟ๐ฆ https://t.co/fIcAuQVawf
๐ฅง#PiDay is on Monday! Did you know NASA uses pi to explore Earth, our solar system, and beyond โ and students can, too? Find out how with the #NASAPiDayChallenge.
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โจStudents can solve some of the same math problems @NASA uses to explore the cosmos!
Bittersweet newsโฆ.I am headed off on a big new adventure which I will share soon but my amazing job at @NASAJPL is open!
Ready to lead a @NASAEarth team doing the good work in Earth and Climate science communications? Apply ASAP!
#scicomm#NASA
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