Lets Return to Standard Virus Testing
I’ve temporarily archived this post so as not to interfere with a peer review journal submission activity. I will leave most images as placeholders. Feel free to contact me for… Continue Reading
Browsing Category: nanosciences
Climate & Weather Representations, Climate Forecasts & Predictions, nanosciences, Ozone in the Atmosphere June 14, 2020
September may always be Earth’s wettest month
In what month does precipitation exceed evaporation across the planet by the greatest margin? I think it is September. This is captured by the featured image. It represents the mean… Continue Reading
A pollen priority
On March 8, I authored a novel web post which premiered a connection between some important variables and pollen. This is only a follow up to further establish that priority,… Continue Reading