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New paper by David Adams from the lab! Shifting elevation AND aspect could buffer lizards from climate warming. However, cool mountain slopes are less well represented in North America than warmer, more southern facing slopes. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
nature.com Topographic variation shapes organismal responses across mountain landscapes
DNA-based monitoring uncovers contrasting salinity-driven diversity patterns of bacterial and protist plankton in the Baltic Sea area www.nature.com/articles/s42... #jcampubs 🌊
nature.com DNA-based monitoring uncovers contrasting salinity-driven diversity patterns of bacterial and protist plankton in the Baltic Sea area
When fixed effects and collider bias collide 👀
New from the Iversen Lab: Relationships between the traits of submerged aquatic plants & their environment reflect unique challenges of life underwater. A freshwater-specific perspective is needed to predict plant responses to environmental change. besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com Extending the leaf economics spectrum: Freshwater plant communities exhibit realm‐specific leaf adaptations
Comparisons across spatial scales in a dataset of #fossil #marineinvertebrates reveal that regional diversity dynamics are strongly overprinted by range shifts and uneven sampling, whereas global patterns retain more biological signal and provide a more reliable view of #macroevolution
doi.org Global patterns are key to understanding macroevolution
#WeekendReading: Sivan et al. on cryptic biogeochemical cycles in marine sediment, specifically those related to methane. 🧪🌊⚒️ Link: https://www.annualreviews.org/content/journals/10.1146/annurev-marine-040425-014149
Ever wonder where the neutrinos seen by the IceCube telescope come from? We investigate that in our latest paper, where we show evidence of a correlation between radio flares seen by the VLA Sky Survey and astrophysical neutrinos. With @theotherpsf.bsky.social, Eric Hooper, and Michael Martinez
Picture this: under 1100 times surface pressure, and at 1C temperatures, at the deepest part of the ocean where nothing much lives, bacteria thrive. My latest for @pioneerwork.bsky.social pioneerworks.org/broadcast/pi...
pioneerworks.org Picture This: Abyss Abundant | Broadcast
Island biogeography in deep time ->Nature | More on "Island biodiversity loss and conservation" at BigEarthData.ai | #Island
nature.com Island biogeography in deep time
While many of noted the sun has been a little bit more active the past couple of days, the images of aurora dancing in people’s heads… Vincent providing a measured & informed assessment as to what we might (not) be able to expect over the next few days! 
Kīlauea's summit is holding high pressurization, even after yesterday's 1 microradian inflation/deflation on the UWD tiltmeter. Minor spatter & 6 shallow quakes too. It's wild to think of all that force building for potential new fountaining. So much going on underground.
volcanoes.usgs.gov Kīlauea Summit Under High Pressurization with Minor Overnight Spatter and Shallow Earthquakes
#WiCORMember and Asst. Prof. of Astronomy Thomas Beatty (@tgbeatty.bsky.social) was interviewed by @wprnews.bsky.social about the Draconid meteor shower which peaks tonight, Oct 8! Read the full article to learn the best way to watch 🌠 www.wpr.org/news/draconi... @uwmadisonls.bsky.social
wpr.org The Draconid meteor shower, a celestial event that respects bedtimes, will peak Oct. 8
Homogeneous ice nucleation from water vapour suggested by elongated clouds on Mars ->Nature | More on "Martian ice cloud formation processes" at BigEarthData.ai | #Water #Mars #Space
nature.com Homogeneous ice nucleation from water vapour suggested by elongated clouds on Mars
The geomagnetic storm has started and we're at Kp4. 😃 Three CMEs, the first on Oct 9th. SOLAR TSUNAMI: "Sunspot 4549 erupted again on Oct. 8th, producing an M6.7-class solar flare. The blast also propelled a solar tsunami through the sun's atmosphere. It was a near-global event..." Spaceweather.com
Colleagues and collaborators from around the world came together in Würzburg this week for the symposium SAMI26 (Solar Activity, Magnetism and Irradiance) – and most of all to celebrate 4 solar cycles of the career of #mpsgoettingen director Sami K […] [Original post on academiccloud.social]
Sub-Neptunes and the potential Hycean worlds have rightfully garnered a lot of interest. Edouard Barrier explains how convection and the runaway greenhouse effect may or may not shape these atmospheres. #exoplanets #astronomy www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tn_B...
youtube.com Climates of Temperate sub-Neptunes
“The team estimates there are between 30 and 50 of the Victoria colombiana waterlilies in the wild, making them extremely rare and at risk of extinction.” 🧪 www.theguardian.com/environment/...
theguardian.com How a plant selfie in Colombian jungle led to ‘jaw dropping’ giant waterlily find
All that time NASA were putting their best brains on the job and spending millions in research... they could just have asked this chap. science.nasa.gov/climate-chan...
science.nasa.gov Evidence
🌊 Switchbacks in the solar wind hold a clue The Sun's wind kinks into sharp folds called switchbacks. A new study shows these folds keep a record of the very process that heats the Sun's atmosphere and flings the wind outward. 🔗 doi.org/10.1038/s41550-026-02928-0 #Space #Sun #Astronomy #Physics 🧪
doi.org On the coronal origin of magnetic switchbacks in the solar wind
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