Skeptical Science New Research for Week #40 2023
Open access notables The Stepwise Reduction of Multiyear Sea Ice Area in the Arctic Ocean Since 1980, JGR Oceans, Babb et al.:
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Open access notables The Stepwise Reduction of Multiyear Sea Ice Area in the Arctic Ocean Since 1980, JGR Oceans, Babb et al.:
So there's very little civilian air traffic flying overhead. so from this location here, we can get the satellites into the orbits they need to be. also, because of our location, we're two and a half kilometres away from human houses, human habitats, so it's a very safe location. this is the first of three launch pads, with the site hoping to get their orbital licence in the next few weeks. eventually, up to 30 rockets could be launched each year carrying a number of small satellites, and that's attracted interest from companies across the globe. there are so many applications from space. the ...
So we really need a live—data climate model of our planet and that's only possible with supervision and monitoring from space. that is what we need these satellites for. less than 700 people live on unst and it's hoped the spaceport might bring morejobs and more people to the island. speaking as an islander, i'm just really, really keen for this project to happen. i'm giving it everything i can to ensure that this build happens and the spaceport is operational. because, for the islanders, it's sort of a lifeline. the population has gone down, and down, and down. it's halved since 1999, and w...
Even halfway there of understanding it properly. so we really need a live—data climate model of our planet and that's only possible with supervision and monitoring from space. that is what we need these satellites for. less than 700 people live on unst and it's hoped the spaceport might bring morejobs and more people to the island. speaking as an islander, i'm just really, really keen for this project to happen. i'm giving it everything i can to ensure that this build happens and the spaceport is operational. because, for the islanders, it's sort of a lifeline. the population has gone down, ...
Climate model of our planet, and that's only possible with supervision and monitoring from space. that is what we need these satellites for. less than 700 people live on unst, and it's hoped the spaceport might bring morejobs and more people to the island. speaking as an islander, i'm just really, really keen for this project to happen. i'm giving it everything i can to ensure that this build happens and the spaceport is operational, because for the islanders, it's sort of a lifeline. the population has gone down, and down, and down. it's halved since 1999, and we need economic and social acti...