“Land of the burning ground”: The history and traditions of Indigenous people in Yellowstone
We sometimes think of Yellowstone as an untouched landscape, but humans have been in the area for over ten thousand years!
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Pic:C.Messa @uwyo#CalderaChronicles
💥 With the wave of explosion moving at nearly 9 million miles per hour, this hand-shaped cosmic structure packs quite a punch! For the first time, @ChandraXray has been able to measure the motions of a remarkable supernova remnant. Find out more: https://t.co/cj7s0Bjqi4
🌊 🗺️ 🐟 The health of coral is vital to countless sea creatures who call it home. That’s why we’re partnering with the @LivingOceansFdn to expand efforts to map the world’s coral reefs to give us the best look beneath the waves we’ve ever had: https://t.co/wpSONpZ0wn
A widespread arctic outbreak with frigid temperature is expected for the northern Rockies and upper Midwest to the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley this weekend.
Wind chill warnings and advisories are already in effect for many. Check https://t.co/VyWINDBEpn for the latest.
Narwhals are considered the "unicorns of the sea." 🦄 Protect these majestic sea creatures and other marine mammals in U.S. waters by supporting the Marine Mammal Protection Act: https://t.co/pQYdoyqMpb #DefendMarineMammals
Tomorrow is #ElectionDay in the United States! You OTTER go vote. Our elected officials make policy that impacts our oceans and marine life. Sea otters can't vote, but you can. #GoVote https://t.co/kGqjkOfJBQ
Sea otters are one of the only mammals on the planet that use tools! Help protect these incredible animals with a symbolic adoption. All donations go towards making our oceans safer for sea otters and other marine life. https://t.co/rBuUmO7Uo5
You might know what a tsunami is, but how about a meteotsunami? We talked with a NOAA oceanographer in this episode of our NOAA Ocean Podcast about new research that advances what we know about these weather-driven events.
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"In the end we can all look at Isaac Newton and Johannes Kepler for orbital dynamics telling us 'when do we launch?' that stuck us right in the middle of a period of bad weather." https://t.co/A0cYPzj7xj
Venice is suffering some of the worst floods in its history — as the highest tide in 50 years threatens the historic city. At least one person has died.
The mayor said about 85% of the city was flooded.
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