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Watch a floodThese two satellite images were taken about two weeks apart, one in late December and o

El Nino at work: Freak heatwave in the ArcticSome strange things are afoot in the world’s weat

Andean rainshadowSnapped looking northwards from the space station window somewhere over Chile, this

Record after record after recordAs the 2015 El Niño has built, the planet has broken one temperature

Super El Niño and climate changeThese two images compare sea surface heights during the two most rec

Cause of El Niño abnormality foundThe 1997 El Nino seen by TOPEX/Poseidon. Image: NASAUnusual El Niñ

Are you colder than the North Pole?The record-strength El Niño event this year and the unusual atmos

Demonstrating Ray DiagramsIn this post, we demonstrate ray diagrams using an arrayof arrows drawn on

Explorations in PhotoelasticityWhen a plastic is placed between two polarizers it produces these bri

clawmarks:James Reynolds - Astronomical diagram. Comets - c.1850 - via Science Museum Group

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Dissolved organic matter is fascinating! Don’t believe us? Then check out our latest Sharing S

bioluminescentoceangoddess: Psychedelic Medusa Crossota millsaeThe Psychedelic Medusa is a deep-sea

montereybayaquarium:A leather star Dermasterias imbricata patrols the reef off the back deck of the

emmanuelleriva:La Collectionneuse (1967) dir. Éric Rohmer

The Old Man and the SeaJean-Jacques Savin, 71, has gone to sea in a large orange barrel that he desi

amnhnyc: The countdown to Halloween continues with the vampire squid (Vampyroteuthis infernalis)! Th

stars-in-the-southern-sky: grantita: Both were filled at the same time with the same water, only one

In case you needed one more thing to keep you up at night, meet the Sea Spider: a tiny but sinister

Lake Effect: Restoration Efforts in the Great LakesIn any map of North America, the Great Lakes draw

colourmyfeels:latest photos of Pluto and it’s moon.

Tin Tin (2013)

September 1987 | Vol. 9, No. 12A two-page spread from a story on the art and science of bubbles.

Humanoid Diving Robot Ocean One was created by a team of scientists at Stanford University and displ

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