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Wild Tales from Oregon Coast Lighthouses: Giant Holes to Killer Storms --- Port Orford, Coos Bay, Bandon, Florence and Seaside / Cannon Beach
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S. Oregon Coast Lighthouse Behind a Curtain: Cape Blanco Temporary Lamp, Gift Shop, Weather Reports ----- Different, temporary light source behind a curtain
beachconnection.net/news/capβ¦
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[UPDATE] This Week: S. Oregon Coast History Made with First Lighting of Cape Blanco Lighthouse ----- A storied history near Port Orford includes storms, lightkeeper dynasty beachconnection.net/news/capβ¦
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Twinkly Holiday Events at Historic Hughes House on S. Oregon Coast's Cape Blanco ---- Two days of tea time Dec 15-16, then six days of holiday fun Dec 17-22 beachconnection.net/news/twiβ¦
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The Cape Blanco Lighthouse will open on May 1 2023 this year instead of its traditional opening day of April 1. theworldlink.com/news/local/β¦
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To those who celebrate, my warmest wishes for a happy holiday, and a fruitful visit from that jolly old engineer, Hephæstus Claus.
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On #NationalPianoDay, we're thankful for the spontaneous entertainment you are likely to come across in the @UO_EMU, as Nathan Malamud, a senior math and computer science major, was providing on Tuesday afternoon. πΉπ¦
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Ten years ago #OTD, @viegasf and @wattenberg released "wind map." Then came @cambecc's earth.nullschool.net.
My story for Earth Island Journal.
earthisland.org/journal/indeβ¦
Rebecca Malamud-Evans retweeted
Kudos to the folks at the National Digital Forecast Database, for a decade of data that flowed a lot more steadily than the wind! ncei.noaa.gov/products/weathβ¦
Rebecca Malamud-Evans retweeted
Ten years of watching the wind swirl!
Ten years ago #OTD, @viegasf and @wattenberg released "wind map." Then came @cambecc's earth.nullschool.net.
My story for Earth Island Journal.
earthisland.org/journal/indeβ¦
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Rebecca Malamud-Evans retweeted
ICYMI // Josh Wardle, a 2011 Master of Fine Arts graduate from @uoregondesign, has created three viral digital projects since 2015. But he's probably best known for his most recent one: fal.cn/3m7WM
Rebecca Malamud-Evans retweeted
Current* #BootlegFire front, rendered as a set of hotspots detected by VIIRS instruments on #noaa20 and #suomi_npp on a carbon monoxide overlay (GEOS-5 model).
(* ~4.5 hours ago)
earth.nullschool.net/#currenβ¦
Rebecca Malamud-Evans retweeted
"Oh my God, I'm in a whale's mouth"
Lobsterman Michael Packard says he was diving in Cape Cod, US, when he was gulped and spat out by a humpback whale
bbc.in/3vk68G1
Rebecca Malamud-Evans retweeted
New feature: sea ice! A small palette adjustment uncovers sea ice data that was there all along. Select SST (Sea Surface Temp) and the ice pops into view. Image shows North Pole ice cap on Sep 15, 2020, the day of min sea ice extent for that year.
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Rebecca Malamud-Evans retweeted
New feature for earth.nullschool.net: turn off bilinear interpolation to see the underlying raw data points.
When set to "none", the data points are rendered as rectangles centered on the exact coords for each point. (ok, technically this is nearest neighbor interpolation...)
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If you have a few moments, I would really appreciate your feedback about earth.nullschool.net by filling out this user survey. Your answers will help me make improvements and decide the future direction of the site. Thanks! πππ
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This chart by Pete Lawrence shows how Saturn and Jupiter appear to close in on each other as the Great Conjunction 2020 approaches on 21 December. The closest giant planetary 'kiss' since 1623 will see Jupiter & Saturn just 0.06ΒΊ apart [source, read more: buff.ly/37HaxsD]





























