#shiplogs — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #shiplogs, aggregated by home.social.
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This is an incredible article in many ways! #climate #ice #sea #shiplogs #voluteers #climatedata #oldweather
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Colorado State University: What are milky seas? Centuries-old ship logs, diaries may help solve this maritime mystery. “Milky seas can often cover hundreds of miles. But they are also currently impossible to predict — therefore, nearly impossible to study. That’s why [Justin] Hudson has created a global database of milky sea events based on 400 years of historical documents, including […]
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Colorado State University: What are milky seas? Centuries-old ship logs, diaries may help solve this maritime mystery. “Milky seas can often cover hundreds of miles. But they are also currently impossible to predict — therefore, nearly impossible to study. That’s why [Justin] Hudson has created a global database of milky sea events based on 400 years of historical documents, including […]
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Colorado State University: What are milky seas? Centuries-old ship logs, diaries may help solve this maritime mystery. “Milky seas can often cover hundreds of miles. But they are also currently impossible to predict — therefore, nearly impossible to study. That’s why [Justin] Hudson has created a global database of milky sea events based on 400 years of historical documents, including […]
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Colorado State University: What are milky seas? Centuries-old ship logs, diaries may help solve this maritime mystery. “Milky seas can often cover hundreds of miles. But they are also currently impossible to predict — therefore, nearly impossible to study. That’s why [Justin] Hudson has created a global database of milky sea events based on 400 years of historical documents, including […]
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Colorado State University: What are milky seas? Centuries-old ship logs, diaries may help solve this maritime mystery. “Milky seas can often cover hundreds of miles. But they are also currently impossible to predict — therefore, nearly impossible to study. That’s why [Justin] Hudson has created a global database of milky sea events based on 400 years of historical documents, including […]