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The Atmosphere as research infrastructure - MyHub Experiments Wiki

Powerful communities, simple sites Event co-creation use case MyHub on the ATmosphere intro to atproto

LabFolio

The most complete and granular data collection of scientist activities and the platform to share and collaborate with other scientists.

Visualising Climate 2026 — Conference

A global conference on climate data visualization, storytelling, and science. Bologna, Italy • 4–6 November 2026.

Planetary Sapience & Planetary Stupidity: a Bildungsroman for the Baby Noosphere | Antikythera

That is, the faculty of recollection and foresight? Until recently, I would argue, our planet was amnesiac. That is, no part of it was reflectively aware of the place of the present relative to the established past nor the expected future. But then peculiar animals emerged, capable—no matter how imperfectly—of cooperation, abstraction and invention. In the last blink of geologic time, through the collaboration of these animals with their increasingly cunning artifacts, this state of planetary amnesia has faltering begun being cured. That is, through our artifacts, our planet is becoming aware of its own unfolding biography. In our fallible attempts to model our world—alongside our growing legion of sensors—The Earth system has developed a way of recollecting its deepest past and tracking the changing complexities of its present so as to forecast its furthest future.

Planets and Bright Stars

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We need more tiny knowledge projects—here’s one

Crowdsourcing dynamic illustrations for a new astronomy book by Terry Tao and Tanya Klowden. The other day I was reading the sample chapter of a new book by Terence Tao and Tanya Klowden, on the so-called cosmic distance ladder. It’s a lovely piece of writing. The chapter tells the story of how Johannes Kepler, using data collected by Tycho Brahe, solved the puzzle of planetary motion. It puts us in the discoverers’ shoes: instead of working backwards from Kepler’s equations, we work forwards from the inexp

CAIROS | Collective Augmented Intelligence for Research & Open Science

We're a cooperative federation of open science projects working towards collectively stewarded research commons.