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Prospetto fantastico sulle modalità di contagio da coronavirus nei luoghi chiusi #COVID__19
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Sembrano piante. Ma non lo sono. Non sono nemmeno animali. Infatti i funghi sono un regno a sé, pieno di meraviglie, che scopriremo alle 11.30 su @Radio3tweet con la micologa Paola Bonfante e il saggio L'ordine nascosto. La vita segreta dei funghi di M. Sheldrake @MarsilioEditori
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#endocrinologia
#microcarcinoma papillare della #tiroide: è sempre necessario l'intervento chirurgico?
Dall'@Unipisa i risultati della nostra esperienza sulla sorveglianza attiva, i primi in Europa.
@EndoAdvisor @TheEndoSociety
endocrinologyadvisor.com/hom…
academic.oup.com/jcem/advanc…
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Incredibly agile animals, sifakas use this unusual form of locomotion because their legs are much longer than their arms, meaning that jumping is often the easiest way to get around when not in the trees.
#EarthsTropicalIslands
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Sintesi virale. Volevo ricordare che i virus sono macchine replicanti che trovano benzina nei luoghi affollati.
E soprattutto i virus devono essere rispettati e combattuti con intelligenza, coraggio e determinazione, altrimenti vincono loro.
#AncheNo
#VinciamoNoi
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Variabili della possibilità di contagio da individui asintomatici:
a) Maschera
b) Durata esposizione
c) Quantità di persone
d) Al chiuso (quanto ventilato)
e) All’aperto (quanto ventilato)
f) Silenzio
g) Parlare
e) Cantare
h) Gridare
#ACivicDuty
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In an expedition unlike any other, National Geographic photographer Laurent Ballesta took a cold, harsh plunge below the sea ice in the deepest dive ever under Antarctica buff.ly/2GDALNe
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Lowest natural air temperature ever measured on the surface of the Earth: −89.2°C!! (−128.6 °F), recorded #OnThisDay #OTD in 1983 at Vostok Station, altitude 3489m on the polar plateau of East #Antarctica, pic AARI
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Today is #WorldZoonosesDay. #COVID19 will not be the last #pandemic. We have to prepare for future #zoonoses with a #OneHealth approach - taking into consideration the health & welfare of animals, humans & the environment. [h/t @LSHTM] #WorldZoonosesDay2020 #scicomm
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Lumiere Peak (1066m) towers above Penola Strait and oceanographic research vessel Laurence M Gould, as it pays a mid-winter visit to Vernadsky Base on Galindez Island; latitude 65°14′South, off the western coast of the Antarctic Peninsula; pic Keri Lee Nelson
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Human weightlifters can heft some pretty impressive loads, but nature has created animals capable of astonishing feats of strength 💪 bbc.in/2UwzNvV
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Fashion industry produces more emissions than airline industry. It will also require 35% more land by 2030. Responsible brands and consumers call for more sustainable practices to cut emissions and relieve pressure on land. #FoodFeedFibre #DesertificationAndDroughtDay via @UNCCD
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#RifiutiZeroUmbria Tonnellate di microfibre negli oceani: per fermarle dobbiamo cambiare le nostre abitudini rifiutizeroumbria.blogspot.c… #Ambiente, #EcosistemaMarino, #InquinamentoAcque, #Lavatrici, #Microfibra, #Tessuti
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🟠 #Arctic #Wildfire🔥 in the #Chukotka Autonomous Okrug at 68°N, #Siberia, #Russia🇷🇺 10 June 2020 #Copernicus #Sentinel-2🛰️ Full-size➡️ flic.kr/p/2jaCdCo + flic.kr/p/2jaAZvT + flic.kr/p/2jayjeT #RemoteSensing #scicomm #ArcticCircle #OpenData Image is 36 km wide
ALT Satellite image of am Arctic wildfire in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Siberia, Russia. Copernicus/Pierre Markuse
ALT Satellite image of am Arctic wildfire in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Siberia, Russia. Copernicus/Pierre Markuse
ALT Satellite image of am Arctic wildfire in the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Siberia, Russia. Copernicus/Pierre Markuse
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The confluence of the the Rio Negro and the Solimões River in #Brazil seen 10 years apart from space.
The image on the left was captured in 2008 by @esa's #Envisat and the one on the right by @CopernicusEU #Sentinel2 in 2018 (full 10 m resolution here: esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Image…)
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This mesmerizing aerial view of hundreds of sheep being herded shows the beauty of a chaotic motion and how it approximates the behavior of a fluid [source and full video: buff.ly/2UTPiwQ]
