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How Extreme Is The Weather In Our Universe?

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We love talking about the weather here on Earth, but what’s the weather like for the rest of the universe?

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HD 80606b: The Hotheaded Exoplanet


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NBN’s Sky Muster living up to promise of faster rural internet — so far

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An outback Queensland grazier says her internet speeds have increased nearly five-fold thanks to NBN’s Sky Muster satellite service as installations slowly roll out around Australia.
Western Queensland grazier Kristy Sparrow has advocated for internet in the bush through the Better Internet for Rural Regional and Remote Australia Facebook page and website.

Socializing, Traditions and Chores for Rural Farm Families in the 1940s

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The 1940s brought a lot of change to rural Midwest farm families. Electrification, indoor plumbing, transportation and media technologies altered work and culture. In this segment from Iowa Public Television’s documentary “The People in the Pictures: Stories from the Wettach Farm Photos,” original photography and first-person accounts tell the story of the traditions and chores of farm life in rural America before many of the changes of the twentieth century emerged.

This segment from Iowa Public Television’s documentary “The People in the Pictures: Stories from the Wettach Farm Photos” features original photography and first-person accounts of farm life in rural America during the Great Depression and early twentieth century. http://www.iptv.org/iowastories/detail.cfm/wettach

IPCC report: Experts debate global warming issues

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Leading voices in the global warming debate discuss the issue of climate change at London’s Thames barrier, as the latest IPCC report states that it is “extremely likely” humans have been the principal cause of warming since the 1950s.

Leading scientists today said they were more certain than ever before that humans are the main culprits for climate change and predicted the impact from greenhouse gas emissions could linger for centuries.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) said in a report that the current hiatus in warming, when temperatures have risen more slowly despite growing emissions, was a natural variation that would not last.

It said the Earth was set for more heatwaves, floods, droughts and rising sea levels that could swamp coasts and low-lying islands as greenhouse gases built up in the atmosphere.

Many world leaders called for stronger action to rein in rising greenhouse gas emissions and limit a rise in temperatures to within manageable limits after the report, which estimated that humanity has burnt more than half the available carbon.

The study, meant to guide governments in shifting towards greener energies, said it was “extremely likely”, a probability of at least 95 percent, that human activities were the dominant cause of warming since the mid-20th century.

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