This week was a very sad week for our world. Somehow, 2020 and 2021 were complicated years with the pandemics, and we hoped for the best for 2022. This was however proved not necessary...
Here is , who is in charge this week. I will keep this introduction brief. I do not think there is much more to write. Let's just our thoughts be with casualties of war. I want peace. We all want peace. What a scary world...
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This week, we go back to our usual rule of a single author being only allowed to be featured once every three weeks. It was indeed relieving to see our number of weekly most supported authors to be above 15 again!
Our top choices
Water science 🧠👨🏫
We start our weekly selection by featuring a colourful blog with some nice images and a video. Our STEMsocial member
Fail Fast, Learn More
As a second post for this week, we would like to feature another old and regular author of our community,
Exploring the Concept of dark matter and dark energy
One week without physics is not a good week. This is the physicist in me (i.e. this is just a full me) that says it. We were pleased to be able to select this blog written by
Some considerations on factors affecting rangelands
For the next post in the distilled, we change subject a little and move on with agriculture and associated knowledge. Climate change has a very strong impact on land, and therefore in anything connected to it, and in particular to agriculture. Our agrotechnologist
Could the crisis in Ukraine be the end of the International Space Station?
The current crisis in Ukraine may have a strong unexpected impact on science. We could have naively imagined that scientists can stand together beyond conflicts between countries. However, this is not counting with the funding agencies that may put their finger where they should not. The International Space Station is a collaborative project between the US, Russia, Japan, Europe and Canada. The rest can be guessed.
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