#Humidity

Wrath Of Gnon

wrathofgnon

Before the International Style (modernism) in architecture, our ancestors knew how to adapt the room heights according to the climate, achieving maximum effect (comfort) for the least effort (energy). Today

Andrew Dessler

AndrewDessler

Thread on interesting #AGU2020 talks & posters I've run across. I will add new presentations over the next few weeks as I see them. Run a climate model in python!IN040-07

Orla Hegarty

Orla_Hegarty

#Covid19 If you’re new to understanding #airborne virus transmission, here’s some background @zeynep https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/07/why-arent-we-talking-more-about-airborne-transmission/614737/ ..& a really clear

this is a bug ↓

crevicedwelling

here’s how I set up my centipede tubs: layer one is about 2.5 inches thick, soil & clay and is compacted until extremely firm, this is the layer that retains

Donnie

DonnieBigBags

$XRT @AIRA_Robonomics Sensor Connectivity v0.5 has been released.They've added support for Humidity, Temperature, Pollution and GPS sensors. These sensors can now be used to publish data straight onto their upcoming

Prof

covidtweets

I am beginning to think that the widely accepted model of COVID mainly transmitting between close contacts via droplets is insufficient to explain the data and failing the Occam's razor.

Erin Bergren

erin_bergren

Livetweeting the #CZULightningComplex Operational Briefing in this thread. Nobody on the podium yet but they're reading out the Cal Fire Operational ObjectivesI'll come back to recap those West push in

Leeds Museums & Galleries

LeedsMuseums

Friends: it is story time.The year is 1864. The city is Leeds (Leeds Leeds). You are Abraham Johnson. You’re a strapping young man, on your way to work. You check

🧚🏾🌞🌱FairyPlantBabes🌞🌱🧚🏾

fairyplantbabes

10 easy houseplants for beginners & how to take care of them: A thread for new Plant parents. 1. Monstera Deliciosa: LOVES HIGH HUMIDITY. Mist daily or invest in a

Barry Hunt #COVIDzero #COVIDisairborne 😷

BarryHunt008

Classic case of airborne superspreader event Great quotes: “A five-micron particle will be airborne for 25 minutes and travel up to 400 metres indoors, so that’s a lot further than

Dr. Simon ツ

goddeketal

3/: The following graph shows that #seasonality also applies to #coronaviruses. Cases usually start dropping between January and March and start rising between November and December. Key factors for this

David Elfstrom

DavidElfstrom

#COVIDCO2 readings in an Ottawa classroom. Never reached a steady state. At 3152 ppm every breath contains 7.2% of other people's breath . #DontShareYourAir #OntedClassroom has below 0.4 air changes

Vijayanand Venkataraman, CFA

vijayvenkatram

#TheFarmBillsWe were sitting and watching the 3rd ODI between India and Australia. During one of those breaks, I was channel surfing and my dad saw the news that the farmers

Linsey Marr

linseymarr

Nearly tears of joy seeing new paper in medical journal with correct analysis and interpretation of aerosol transmission: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanres/article/PIIS2213-2600(20)30323-4/fulltext See thread for summary of main poi

NWS La Crosse

NWSLaCrosse

Why so much fog and low clouds lately? (a fun meteorology lesson/thread!)In simple terms, we've been stuck in a mucky pattern where moisture has been "trapped" in the lower atmosphere

Harriet Rycroft

HarrietRycroft

A little thread about #watering #containers and #flowerpots when it is scorchio. Based on 20 years of looking after plants in pots. First of all - don’t panic and

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