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www.natureworldnews.com
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| | | | | Witness the northern lights in 10 U.S. states as a geomagnetic storm brings stunning auroras on January 24-25. | |
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judithcurry.com
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| | | | | by Chris Morris New Zealand (NZ) offers a good example of operating an electricity grid with relatively high penetration of renewables, almost exclusively wind. This is a companion post to the ones previously done on the Australian (AUS) grid: Australian Renewables Integration: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3. and the recent update. The New Zealand... | |
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notageni.us
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| | | | | Engineering is implementing science to fix legitimate problems. To that end, engineering doesn't always look good, but great engineering is profoundly reliable. More than anything else, engineering employs heavy amounts of math and physics for its design, with its constraints represented by the universe itself. Most of the inspiration for engineering is pulled from nature [...]Read More... from Engineering Summarized | |
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spaceweatherarchive.com
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| | | July 9, 2022: Sixty years ago today, one of the biggest geomagnetic storms of the Space Age struck Earth. It didn't come from the sun. "We made it ourselves," recalls Clive Dyer of the University of Surrey Space Centre in Guildford UK. "It was the first anthropogenic space weather event." On July 9, 1962, the... | ||
