And here’s the eclipse photo from Artemis II. I am in tears.

Earthset from Artemis II. I am overcome.

Losing contact with the Earth for 40 minutes sounds ideal

right now the astronauts are calling houston because the computer on the spaceship is running two instances of microsoft outlook and they can't figure out why. nasa is about to remote into the computer

Here in the UK March has been warmer and sunnier than average. It has been very wet in the west of Scotland and north-west England and dry elsewhere. Here is a climate/weather #dataviz summary for the past year.

Yessssssss

All that's happening is this, the compounding cycle of doom, as Tom aptly puts it bsky.app/profile/tomh...

This is a cool paper, and I’m fairly confident the key point - climate impact (drivers) at 2 C could be substantially worse than the ensemble mean projection - is correct.

Its definitely the fault of scientists, I am very objective and independent

Doesnt it likely just reflect that HEM isn't in a fit state yet?

"To walk the road of peace, sometimes we must be prepared to climb the mountain of conflict"

Am very much here for the cope

Is this good?

Energy markets right now

Only one of those applies to me!

Hi Tom, is this good!?!?

If we could just raise sea levels by 150 meters we get a backup Strait of Hormuz

El Niño is coming, and it is shaping up to be a big one.

Over at The Climate Brink I've put together a compilation of the latest forecasts by different modeling groups. They suggest that we might see an event comparable in strength to what we saw in 2016: www.theclimatebrink....

I use Gemini when I'm bored — and it's better than doomscrolling It became my ultimate distraction

WHAT IF YOU JUST READ A FUCKING BOOK

Today we have published new analysis building on the Committee's advice on the UK’s Seventh Carbon Budget.

Our conclusions about the cost of decarbonising the UK and impacts on energy security were tested against different scenarios ⬇️

Read the full report here: www.theccc.org.uk/publication/...

Sea level much higher than assumed in most coastal hazard assessments - Nature Meta-analyses on a global scale show that the measured coastal mean sea level is higher than assumed in most coastal hazard assessments.

I’m grumpy about this paper, which has been poorly communicated in a way that’s taken up a bunch of my time this week and is the result of framing decisions in the paper itself.

99% of papers on this topic being wrong sounds like an extraordinary claim!

Now for my last, soothing, bedtime check on The War so I can really lie awake and think about it

Oh good!

Amazing how much we knew about climate change back in 1965. And to realize this was clearly communicated to the highest levels of government when *my parents* were still teenagers.

the only place this should happen is academic conferences

BREAKING: UK govt auction secures 4.9GW new solar at £65/MWh and 1.3GW new onshore wind at £72/MWh, 13% and 21% below the price cap respectively.

All due online by 2029.

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