Paul Sutton @zleap@qoto.org

🧵 Matt Hornsey and I just published a paper in Nature Human Behaviour entitled “A toolkit for understanding and addressing climate scepticism” https://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41562-022-01463-y

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Tomorrow at 7:15 AM ET, Orion will fly about 80 miles above the surface of the moon. You can tune in here: https://www.nasa.gov/nasalive #space #science #nasa #artemis

#NASA #Moon mission 'exceeding' expectations

On the third day after lifting off from Florida bound for the Moon, the Orion spacecraft is "exceeding performance expectations," NASA officials said on Friday

#science #space #astronomy #Artemis1 #news

https://phys.org/news/2022-11-nasa-moon-mission-exceeding-expectaions.html

here's a list of all 922 possible hashtags for the upcoming football thing, in case you want to mute them in advance.

https://gist.github.com/yetzt/f15b6bcb054b38640f56b07a72c365e6

@lps @Gargron @Raspberry_Pi

I'm all for public instances for brands if they want to offer their staff social hosting. But agree, those should be closed to their staff only, not public to anyone.

First toot - Hi Mastodon, here comes a #SoilScientist who will mainly post about #Science and #SoilCarbon in particular. ...and, you´ll see I always try to illustrate the work of our research group with some photos ;) #Rhizosphere #ClimateChange #Rewilding #MAOM #POM #SoilOrganicMatter #Mycorrhiza

@lisyarus Another open source analytic wave generator I wrote is here: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/lt3XDM

The Single Board Computer Database - a huge resource of #Linux hacker boards technical specifications

https://hackerboards.com/

As we approach the end of #cop27, my view is that:

“We will all regret not acting sooner and faster on reducing emissions. We are already feeling the consequences of previous delays through more extreme weather events, and future generations will not understand why we did not act earlier to limit the consequences.”

FRANCE BANS MS Office 365, Google Docs in schools: Linux & Open Source news https://tilvids.com/videos/watch/b578be24-b658-4a75-b1ce-7ec39014fe03

Mind you, I have usenet archives going back to 1984 at least....on floppies....

Fission and impact, simply explained.

“Why bother talking about moons? They're just boring lumps of rock.”

Not so! Moons are sources of great interest to anybody who's interested in space, and continually challenge the way scientists and astronomers think.

#SpaceMastodon #Spacedon #Space #Astronomy #Astrodon #ScienceMastodon #Sciencedon #Science #Moon #Moons #SolarSystem #MoonFormation #Fission #Impact

So it seems joinmastodon removed QOTO from their directory without cause, without contacting us, and without any discussion or due diligence.

Since this is the only way to actually find QOTO for new users if it isnt reversed soon it could mean the end for our wonderful community.

If you care about this place remaining fair, respectful, and inclusive environment I highly suggest everyone reach out to them annd voice your objecttion and your disapointment and having no procedure to keep this fair and inclusive.

If you want to see QOTO stick around you can email your objecttion here:

hello@joinmastodon.org

Feel free to CC me here: jeffrey.freeman@qoto.org

Please be respectful, we want to show them we are the good guys and not give them any reason to object.

@Gargron @trinsec @khird

France bans MS Office 365 and Google Docs in schools, India unbans @videolan, #Google settles a $400M privacy violation, @fedora 37 is released, and a lot more: this is your #linux and #opensource news video:

https://youtu.be/GZ5BbqC0_VA

Delighted to start on Mastodon by announcing an exciting collaborative project with @AnneCharmantier and Association Cohab (https://www.cohabitation-homme-animal.com/)!

We will be testing #bird nestboxes of the future in the cities of #Warsaw and #Montpellier.

The aim of the project is to develop nestboxes that are more resilient to heat waves - an urgent priority in the face of #climatechange and #urban heat island effects.

@zleap : It does help, Paul.

I love getting teachers to articulate the things that students ARE good at. That is an important reminder: Your kids may not be where you want them to be, but they have the potential to learn --- and here's proof.

Thanks for that share.