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Independent data wrangler. @ttso@mastodontti.fi

Helsinki, Finland
Joined March 2008
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Research stations in Antarctica 1. Taishan Station, the fourth Chinese research station in Antarctica 2. Jang Bogo Korean Antarctic Research Station 3. Bharati Indian Polar Station 4. Brazil’s Comandante Ferraz Research Station
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The biggest Oak in Sweden (in terms of volume) - ‘Ekebyhovseken’ These two photos are taken 100 years apart - the 1920s and the 2020s 🙂🌳
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Men ännu större är skillnaderna mellan länderna när man tittar på bindningstiderna för hushållens lån. I Belgien har alltså hushållen knappt märkt att räntan höjts eftersom över 80% av deras lån har en bindningstid längre än 10 år. 3/6
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Prenons de la hauteur ! Voici la Terre vue depuis une sonde en orbite autour de la Lune. © agence spatiale japonaise (JAXA)
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Mogna hjortron halvvägs mellan Norges fastland och Nordpolen. Fyndet beskrivs som sensationellt – och följer på en rekordvarm sommar på den arktiska ögruppen Svalbard.hbl.fi/artikel/9e831e16-7e8c…
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Varför kan aldrig nobelpriset i medicin gå till nån man känner till? Som Astrid Lindgren.
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"Och knappt har numret slagits så börjar sagan spela, / och gossen hör en stämma så mild som en fiol: / Det var en gång en gata där alla hus var hela. / Det var en gång en farbror som inte bar pistol." Stig Dagerman, 100 år i dag
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A Forgotten Sea. Today's Baltic Sea is murky brown with few large animals, and most people consider it normal. Instead, it's a prime example of the shifting baseline syndrome. Just some 250 years ago, thousands of porpoise and sturgeons were roaming blue waters.
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En er blitt vant til mye rart fra politikere i USA, men denne så jeg ikke komme. Veldig tøft, da! #Blinken
I couldn’t pass up tonight’s opportunity to combine music and diplomacy. Was a pleasure to launch @StateDept’s new Global Music Diplomacy Initiative.
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Smoke from Canada will be moving over Finland and the Baltic countries tomorrow 29.09.2023. Images: Copernicus
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To celebrate World River Day, here are some of the recent award winners and commended maps that feature Rivers prominently, including the best BCS map entry Ribbon Mekong by @mkkallio that also won the @Avenza Award More here: bit.ly/3PQu2GA
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Neil Folberg #photography Celestial Nights, 1997-2001 visiongallery.com/index.php?…
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In #Australia, iNatter erinilewis saw what may be only the second Arkys enigma triangular #spider posted to iNat, and it's our Observation of the Day! More details at: inaturalist.org/observations… #nature #arachnology #biodiversity #nature
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Enjoying the show. Location: Liigvalla, #Estonia 18.09.2023.
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It's long, but it's worth watching every minute of it. Especially for the @EUCouncil #AIact
The best TEDTalk I've seen in years was at the @allinsummit this week "2,851 Miles" from @bgurley on Regulatory Capture
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Science is great but academia not so much. Earlier this week I revised my talk "Science as Amateur Software Development". The unprofessional way that academics curate & process data would benefit from professional habits of software engineers and chefs: youtube.com/watch?v=8qzVV7eE…
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classicising timber silo for drying grain, presumably from 1841 (date on the weather vane), Rankhyttan:
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In the early morning of September 6, the flood in Fuzhou City
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Introduced by @Dr_Tom_Young to these still lives of cold foamy beers by Georg Hainz (1630–1700). 🍻
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