SOS ##AMAZÔNIA 🇧🇷 Brasil 😓*World Weather* Biomass burning aerosol optical depth at 550 nm (provided by CAMS, the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service) indicating huge amounts of smoke from burning forests in Brazil. Valid August 20th, 15h UTC.
The cownose rays often migrate from the Gulf of Mexico to Trinidad, Venezuela, and Brazil. The Atlantic migration pattern consists of the cownose rays moving north in late Spring and moving south in late Fall https://t.co/riD2b9TBDZ [source of the gif: https://t.co/wcWUeXWkZl]
Interestingly, if you drink Colombian coffee in the USA or Europe, it is highly probable that it was picked by transgender indigenous women. #equality https://t.co/AzTeCPdt2h
Calling all #3D#plankton printing fans: I've set up a form on my website where you enter your name, e-mail, and institution, and I'll send you a link to a folder containing some 3D plankton files of forams and pteropods! https://t.co/vdQsdXo9gs
#outreach#plankton#3Dprinting
@CEEES_ND Did you know that two people from our department are involved in planning the future of scientific ocean drilling? Myself & @MelissaBerke are attending the Science Eval. Panel of the International Ocean Discovery Program this week, despite @NotreDame being land-locked!
Thank you to all who stopped by my poster on Monday @AGU2018. It was really nice to talk about environmental conditions across the mid-Pleistocene transition!! Poster✅
Maybe my PhD focuses on oceanographic variability just to remind me every single day how much I love it and enjoy being there!!! #watermakesmehappy#culebra… https://t.co/GLe0aYzcjE