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Scientists found SpongeBob & Patrick during an ocean expedition 😭 During a 2021 NOAA deep-sea expedition, scientists spotted a yellow sponge and a pink sea star sitting side by side nearly 6,200 feet below the Atlantic. Marine biologist Christopher Mah joked they looked like SpongeBob and Patrick, causing the... show more

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There has been a lot of talk about the NOAA Lockheed WP-3D Orion aircraft in Shannon this week. The aircraft, N42RF aka “Kermit” is in Shannon for the next while as they monitor Storm Éowyn which hits Ireland on Friday morning! Q: What do scientists onboard do?🤔 Scientists aboard the aircraft deploy GPS dropwindsondes as NOAA pilot and navigate the P-3 through the hurricane/storm. These instruments continuously transmit measurements of pressure, humidity, temperature, and wind direction and speed as they fall toward the sea, providing a detailed look at the structure of the storm and its intensity. The P-3s' tail Doppler radar and lower fuselage radar systems, meanwhile, scan the storm vertically and horizontally, giving scientists and forecasters a real-time look at the storm. The P-3s can also deploy probes called bathythermographs that measure the temperature of the sea. This aircraft will likely fly into storm Éowyn to study it, I will share tracking details if/when it becomes available! • 📸📹 Video and Image Via NOAA • 📕 Information Via NOAA: #StormÉowyn #aviation #NOAA #Travel #storm #Planes #Ireland #Uk #AviationDaily #StormEowyn #Planespotter

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For years, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, or IPCC, has claimed that human-caused climate change has accelerated sea level rise. But that claim is false. There is no scientific evidence of accelerated sea level rise since the mid-19th Century, and thus none showing human-created emissions caused an acceleration in recent decades. This does not mean that climate change isn’t happening. It is. It simply means that it has not caused the sea level to rise at a rate any higher than one would expect without human-caused climate change. Not only that, but the top scientists know this fact and have deliberately misrepresented it for years, deceiving the public. In September, I reported on one of the first global studies of sea level rise that used tide-gauge data, which is the only real-world data that goes back long enough, to the mid-19th Century, that would allow one to detect whether sea level rise had accelerated, decelerated, or remained steady. Since then, I exchanged over 50 emails with one of the world’s leading sea level rise scientists, Robert Kopp from Rutgers University, and heard back from IPCC, NASA, and NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. What I learned shocked me. For years, the world’s top scientists have known that they cannot prove there has been an acceleration of sea level rise, and yet they have told the public that they can. Not only that, in the process of this exchange, I gained a glimpse into how the scientists have been able to mislead journalists, policymakers, and the wider public for so long. You might think this is either old news or unimportant. Some climate scientists in years past have pointed out that the real-world data do not support claims of acceleration. And in recent years, a supposed increase in natural disasters from climate change has eclipsed sea level rise in terms of attention-grabbing headlines. But sea level rise has, since the 1990s, been the main justification for apocalyptic climate claims, and past efforts to debunk sea level rise have failed to show that scientists were deliberately misleading. The media and others have published terrifying maps of the future showing cities underwater. Accelerated sea level is one of the main justifications for predicting very high costs for adapting to climate change. And while good scientists have debunked acceleration claims in the past, they did not clearly show how IPCC scientists engaged in their manipulations. Not only can I prove that the real-world data do not support the claims that there has been an acceleration, I can show that the scientists deliberately misrepresented their research, and how they did it, thanks to my on-the-record email conversation with Kopp of Rutgers.... Please subscribe now to support Public's award-winning investigative reporting, to read the whole article, and watch the full video! Full version:

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138,172 views • 9 months ago

🚨 THE “DOOMSDAY FISH” JUST WASHED ASHORE IN CABO — PEOPLE ARE CALLING IT A BAD OMEN Two sisters vacationing in Cabo were walking along the shoreline when they suddenly spotted something massive thrashing in the surf. Long. Silver. Serpent-like. At first they thought it was a giant eel. Then they realized what they were actually looking at. A rare deep-sea oarfish, the creature sailors have feared for centuries and often call the “doomsday fish.” In ocean folklore, these fish were believed to surface before earthquakes, disasters, and major shifts in the world. Oarfish normally live thousands of feet below the surface and almost never appear near shore unless something is wrong. Why do these deep-sea “doomsday fish” start appearing when the world already feels like it’s heading toward the end times?

🚨 THE “DOOMSDAY FISH” JUST WASHED ASHORE IN CABO — PEOPLE ARE CALLING IT A BAD OMEN Two sisters vacationing in Cabo were walking along the shoreline when they suddenly spotted something massive thrashing in the surf. Long. Silver. Serpent-like. At first they thought it was a giant eel. Then they realized what they were actually looking at. A rare deep-sea oarfish, the creature sailors have feared for centuries and often call the “doomsday fish.” In ocean folklore, these fish were believed to surface before earthquakes, disasters, and major shifts in the world. Oarfish normally live thousands of feet below the surface and almost never appear near shore unless something is wrong. Why do these deep-sea “doomsday fish” start appearing when the world already feels like it’s heading toward the end times?

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People often want to see scientists debate Anti-vaxxers. This is what you get when that happens. Scientists bring mountains of evidence while anti-vaxxers like Viva Frei bring nothing but feelings and gimmicky debate tactics that fall apart under scrutiny. A long list of the primary research generated by hard-working scientists all over the world can be found in the description of the YouTube video, which is linked below. Shoutout to The Real Truther for hosting the space that made this video possible and Jonathan Laxton MD, FRCPC 🇨🇦🇨🇦 for helping out with the clinical data concerning issues like myocarditis, COVID death certificates, and vaccination during pregnancy. Tl;Dw - anti-vaxxers aren't very smart and don't read studies before they speak.

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477,222 views • 2 years ago

#BKPartner We pulled up to Burger King in Miami for an inside look at the SpongeBob Movie Experience for all of the nautical nonsense 📷 Check out The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, in theatres December 19. Tickets on sale now. The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants At participating US restaurants, Ltd. supply, while supplies last. TM & ©2025 Burger King Company LLC. ©2025 Par. Pics. & Viacom Powered by Burger King

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28,569 views • 7 months ago

🚨 25,000 BARRELS OF “FOREVER POISON” FOUND LEAKING INTO CALIFORNIA’S OCEAN “Twelve miles off Catalina Island… all these barrels just sitting on the ocean floor.” “What’s in them?” scientists asked. The answer: DDT, a pesticide so toxic it’s been banned for 50 years. They thought there were 50 barrels. They found 25,000 of them leaking poison across a stretch of seafloor larger than San Francisco. Sea lions riddled with cancer. Fish contaminated. The Pacific bleeding chemicals that never die. Montrose Chemical dumped thousands of barrels a month and some workers even poked holes in them so they’d sink faster. Seventy years later, the barrels are breaking open. And everyone acted like they didn’t know. How long have they known and said nothing?

🚨 25,000 BARRELS OF “FOREVER POISON” FOUND LEAKING INTO CALIFORNIA’S OCEAN “Twelve miles off Catalina Island… all these barrels just sitting on the ocean floor.” “What’s in them?” scientists asked. The answer: DDT, a pesticide so toxic it’s been banned for 50 years. They thought there were 50 barrels. They found 25,000 of them leaking poison across a stretch of seafloor larger than San Francisco. Sea lions riddled with cancer. Fish contaminated. The Pacific bleeding chemicals that never die. Montrose Chemical dumped thousands of barrels a month and some workers even poked holes in them so they’d sink faster. Seventy years later, the barrels are breaking open. And everyone acted like they didn’t know. How long have they known and said nothing?

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🚨🇦🇶 GIANT ANTARCTIC ICEBERG BREAKS AWAY, REVEALING SECRET UNDERSEA WORLD An iceberg roughly the size of Chicago broke off from Antarctica's George VI ice shelf, uncovering a previously hidden seafloor ecosystem. They discovered an astonishing underwater landscape filled with rare marine life—including large sponges and at least six completely new species. Scientists believe this vibrant ecosystem may have existed secretly beneath the ice for centuries, thriving under extreme and isolated conditions. The Schmidt Ocean Institute, which sponsored the groundbreaking expedition, has publicly shared the findings, inviting researchers worldwide to explore this remarkable discovery further. Source: CBS

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953,309 views • 1 year ago