8/ This is the heart of why we go. To share the wonder, to inspire, and to show that science belongs to everyone. πβοΈ
8/ This is the heart of why we go. To share the wonder, to inspire, and to show that science belongs to everyone. πβοΈ
7/ π Teachers, parents, curious minds: sign up now & be part of the journey. Link here: 8e999342.sibforms.com/serve/MUIFAH...
6/ None of this would be possible without our partners:
@unesco.org
, Fondation Etrillard, Fondation Alphonse Weicker. π
5/ But this program is not just about receiving content. Itβs about exchange.
π¬ Schools will send us questions directly.
π₯ Weβll host live calls from Antarctica.
π§ Paco the penguin will guide the youngest explorers!
4/ π Every week (from Nov 12), a digital workbook will land in inboxes worldwide β stories, games & activities linking geography, history, climate & biodiversity to our mission.
3/ Thatβs why, with Temoins Polaires, weβre launching the βοΈ Under Antarctica Educational Program βοΈ. For 3 months, children, teachers & families will follow us for free as we kite-ski across the ice.
2/ One of the main reasons
Matthieu Tordeur and I are undertaking this enormous expedition is not just for science, but to open its doors to young people everywhere. To spark curiosity & rebuild trust in science.
1/ βοΈ Antarctica is calling β and we want to bring the next generation with us.
Bonjour,
Avec 60 scientifiques de 54 institutions et 17 pays, nous avons rΓ©actualisΓ© le suivi des indicateurs clΓ©s du changement climatique et de l'influence humaine jusqu'Γ fin 2024,
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Graph showing monthly-mean Arctic mean near-surface air temperatures for 2025 using a red line. There is a strong seasonal cycle, with a peak during the boreal summer season. There is a long-term warming trend. The other years from 1940 to 2024 are shown with sequential coloring for blue to white. Data is from ECMWF ERA5 reanalysis. The graphic is updated through April 2025.
My collection of monthly #Arctic temperature graphics have just been updated through April 2025: zacklabe.com/arctic-tempe...
#DataViz #SciComm #OpenScience #OpenData
thanks so much Bethan!!
Quel devrait Γͺtre le scΓ©nario de montΓ©e du niveau de la mer pour guider l'adaptation du littoral π«π· de maniΓ¨re cohΓ©rente avec la trajectoire de rΓ©fΓ©rence pour l'adaptation au changement climatique anticipant 3Β°C de rΓ©chauffement mondial soit 4Β°C en France d'ici 2100 ?
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Please do join us if you are interested James!! Would be so nice to have you :))
Global map showing surface air temperature anomalies for the December 2024 to February 2025 period. Most all areas are warmer than average, except for La Nina. Anomalies are calculated in reference to a 1951-1980 climate baseline using GISTEMPv4.
Now looking at a spatial view of temperature anomalies during the December to February 2025 period again highlights the relative Arctic warmth and lack of cold departures to be found anywhere outside of the central Pacific.
Data information at (NASA/GISS GISTEMPv4): data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/faq/
We are also looking for dedicated local volunteers to join us leading to UNOC3 and also to join the Cryosphere Pavilion team in Nice. If you know students and young professionals who would be interested, please share this opportunity with them!
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
We invite scientists, youth, indigenous representatives, artists, explorers, story tellers, NGOs, policy makers to propose side events that contribute to a diverse and inspiring program. Collaborative and creative sessions are strongly encouraged!
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
The 400m2 Pavilion will be located within the Green Zone space at the Palais des Expositions, Nice. The Pavilion can host an audience up to 80 participants per session. The Green Zone does not require special accreditation and is accessible to the general public.
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
We seek to highlight the people dedicated to the study, exploration and preservation of the cryosphere while inspiring the need for in its preservation.
The Cryosphere Pavilion aims to celebrate the International Year of Glaciers Preservation 2025 and the Decade of Action for Cryospheric Sciences.
We are thrilled to announce that the Cryosphere Pavilion side event application process for UN Ocean Conference in Nice is now open!
βΆοΈ docs.google.com/document/d/1...
The Pavilion funded by the Fondation AlbΓ©do pour la CryosphΓ¨re is on a mission to bring the cryosphereβs message to the world.
Rain in the northernmost city on Earth. This month temperatures have been almost always above normal.
The Arctic is becoming totally unrecognisable.
And in the meantime #BP and #Equinor are doubling down on fossil fuels.
Profits over people. Profits over a liveable Earth.
Stand Up For Science protest happening on Friday, March 7.
Happening in many cities across the U.S.
Details: standupforscience2025.org
1000000000% agree.
A look at how #Arctic sea ice responded to the recent southerly flow of excessive heat and moisture. This same event resulted in the sudden anomalous temperature spike around the North Pole...
Data is from the 3-km AWI SIC-LEADS algorithm using AMSR2 satellite.
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Massive thanks to the brilliant team behind this project:
π¬ Directors: Lucile Fonseca & Tristan Boudazin
ποΈ Editing: Tristan Boudazin
π¨ Motion Design: OphΓ©lie Cohen, Nicolas Urbaniak
πΆ Sound: Virieux Labodesondes Ludovic
Special thanks to my brother Mael Sevestre & his dream team! π
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Now, weβre bringing this adventure to you through a 13-minute filmβa deep dive into the heart of the Greenland Ice Sheet, where exploration, science, and sustainability meet.
π₯ A film by imagerie-films.fr, produced by Airbus Solutions and 90 degrees south.
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Satellite imagery from @AirbusSpace was our guide, helping us navigate shifting ice, crevasses, and supraglacial lakes. π°οΈπ
With eyes in the sky, we adapted our route to Greenlandβs dynamic and ever-changing landscape. π
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π¬ Greenland, 1500 km by kite-ski in the name of science: THE MOVIE! π₯
Last summer, Matthieu Tordeur and I traversed 1500 km of the Greenland Ice Sheet, powered by the wind. Our mission? To test kiting for scientific research and document climate change in the Arctic. πβοΈ
youtu.be/2smn1yHLMJY
Merci @camilleadaoust.bsky.social !
Two Svalbard glacier surges (Arnesenbreen and Nordsysslebreen) in one frame, as seen by Sentinel-1. Hi-res video available here: aluckman4.wixsite.com/ade-s-world-...
It was another stunning year for global climate and weather extremes.
As data is processed and released in the first two weeks of January, you are going to be hearing all about these new historical records. Apologies for my many graphs in advance! π¬
Spiral below produced by svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5190