#MONOXIDE

@rami3l.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gy

1 week ago

#monoxide The web-based playground above originally has a Rust-powered backend based on the axum/subsecond flow to enable on-the-fly hot reload of the scripting part of the font.

In addition, I've spent a large part of my weekend making a static version of the playground to be deployed onto […]

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rami3l

@rami3l.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gy

1 week ago

The phrase "sphinx of black quartz judge my vow", presented in the monoxide typeface.

#monoxide Now we have all ASCII lowercases!

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Mike Jetten

@msmjetten.bsky.social

1 week ago

Temporal and spatial variations in anaerobic microbiomes from different inoculum sources for carbon monoxide conversion in thermophilic trickle bed reactor Trickle bed reactors (TBRs) are efficient biotechnological systems that utilize biofilm-forming microorganisms to valorize gaseous substrates, such as…

Temporal and spatial variations in anaerobic #microbiomes from different inoculum sources for carbon #monoxide conversion in thermophilic trickle bed reactor
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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rami3l

@rami3l.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gy

3 weeks ago

#Monoxide wishes everyone a Happy Lunar New Year! 🐴
More glyphs are on their way...

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GLOBAL Visibility aéPiot - by aePiot.ro

@globalvisibility.bsky.social

2 months ago

Cabildo Abierto Una plataforma para discutir en serio, hecha en Argentina.

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#DIBROMINE #MONOXIDE
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#VOICED #LABIODENTAL #FRICATIVE
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#EULER #MACLAURIN #FORMULA
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rami3l

@rami3l.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gy

3 months ago

The monoxide typespace playground showing the word "monoxide".

With everything slowly getting back on track, I'd like to announce a side project that my friend @rynco and I have been working on in the past few months 🥁

Monoxide is our attempt to make a typeface in Rust, inspired by the famous Iosevka. It's still in very […]

[Original post on hachyderm.io]

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Success Keeps Spittin

@juggalo-eskayus.bsky.social

3 months ago

Just been nerdin out on FF8 for Nostalgic November with my cats!!! Much cat love lol whoop whoop!!!

#Juggalo #Cat #Cats #kitties #meow #cutecat #monoxide #finalfantasyviii

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ANEC

@raisingstandardseu.bsky.social

4 months ago

As temperatures drop, the risk of #carbon #monoxide rises. #CO is a silent killer: colourless, odourless & deadly. Stay vigilant & never use a charcoal #barbecue indoors.
ANEC & CSI continue to share this vital safety message
➡️https://www.leanonus.co/co
#Consumer #Safety #EUFSW2025

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Success Keeps Spittin

@juggalo-eskayus.bsky.social

4 months ago

And for those who love my cat… here’s my princess taking a nap!!

#monoxide #ladymonoxide #cat #kittycat #juggapets #juggalo #kitty #pussycat #cutecat #cutekitty #sleepingkitty #ilovecats

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Tali

@talius2.bsky.social

6 months ago

#Novel #protein #therapy shows promise as first-ever #antidote for #carbon #monoxide #poisoning

Researchers engineered a new molecule that appears promising as an effective antidote for CO poisoning with fewer side effects than other molecules... scitechupdates.com/n...

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Tali

@talius2.bsky.social

6 months ago

#Novel #protein #therapy shows promise as first-ever #antidote for #carbon #monoxide #poisoning

Researchers engineered a new molecule that appears promising as an effective antidote for CO poisoning with fewer side effects than other molecules... scitechupdates.com/n...

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Success Keeps Spittin

@juggalo-eskayus.bsky.social

7 months ago

My baby girl as a Khajiit!
And more!
#khajiit #furbaby #petlover #Monoxide #MonoxideTheCat #LadyMonoxide #ElderScrolls #CutePet #CuteCat #FurBaby #ILoveMyCat #SKSRapper #CatLover #CatGuy #MyCatIsMyFurBaby #ESO

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Success Keeps Spittin

@juggalo-eskayus.bsky.social

8 months ago

My ESO Khajiit and my beautiful lil daughter.
#TheElderScrolls #Monoxide #LadyMonoxide #SuccessKeepSpittin #JaFezariGreymane #RaFezariGreymane #JuggLife #CuteCat #Pets #CatDad #CatGuy #TheElderScrollsOnline #ESO #MonoxideTheCat

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Success Keeps Spittin

@juggalo-eskayus.bsky.social

9 months ago

Whoop whoop!!! Catch me at the gathering this year! I’m gonna be blazing with mothafakos and handed out SKS stickers!!! Much clown love can’t wait to see y’all there!!!
#SuccessKeepsSpittin
#Juggalo #ladymonoxide #cutecat #cat #Rapper #hiphop #JuggaloFamily #cutepets #pets #mono #LadyMono #Monoxide

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Exoplanets

@exoplanets.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

9 months ago

Original post on sci.news

Webb Detects Silicon Monoxide in Atmosphere of Ultrahot Jupiter WASP-121b Astronomers using the N...

www.sci.news/astronomy/webb-silicon-m...

#Astronomy #Featured #Atmosphere #Carbon #monoxide #CSA #ESA […]

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Observatories

@observatories.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

9 months ago

Original post on sci.news

Webb Detects Silicon Monoxide in Atmosphere of Ultrahot Jupiter WASP-121b Astronomers using the N...

www.sci.news/astronomy/webb-silicon-m...

#Astronomy #Featured #Atmosphere #Carbon #monoxide #CSA #ESA […]

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Exoplanets

@exoplanets.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

10 months ago

**Sub-Neptunes are high-occurrence exoplanets that have no solar system analog. Much smaller than gas giants and typically cooler than hot-Jupiter exoplanets, these worlds were extremely challenging to observe before the launch of the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope. Many of sub-Neptunes appear to be very highly obscured by clouds and hazes, which have made it impossible to determine their atmospheric makeup. Now, astronomers using Webb have captured the transmission spectrum of the sub-Neptune TOI-421b and uncovered the chemical fingerprints of its atmosphere.** An artist’s impression of the sub-Neptune exoplanet TOI-421b. Image credit: NASA / ESA / CSA / Dani Player, STScI. TOI-421 is a solar-type star located about 245 light-years away in the constellation of Lepus. Also known as BD-14 1137, the star is approximately 10 billion years old, and hosts at least two massive exoplanets. The inner planet, TOI-421b, is a sub-Neptune with a radius of 2.65 Earth radii and notably a high equilibrium temperature of 647 degrees Celsius (1,197 degrees Fahrenheit). “Before Webb, scientists had very little information on sub-Neptunes,” said University of Maryland astronomer Brian Davenport and his colleagues. “While they are a few times larger than Earth, these planets are still much smaller than gas giants and typically cooler than hot Jupiters, making them much more challenging to observe than their gas-giant counterparts.” “A key finding prior to Webb was that most sub-Neptune atmospheres had flat or featureless transmission spectra.” “This means that when scientists observed the spectrum of the planet as it passed in front of its host star, instead of seeing spectral features — the chemical fingerprints that would reveal the composition of the atmosphere — they saw only a flat-line spectrum.” “They concluded from all of those flat-line spectra that at least certain sub-Neptunes were probably very highly obscured by either clouds or hazes.” “Why did we observe this planet, TOI-421b? It’s because we thought that maybe it wouldn’t have hazes,” said University of Maryland astronomer Eliza Kempton. “And the reason is that there were some previous data that implied that maybe planets over a certain temperature range were less enshrouded by haze or clouds than others.” “That temperature threshold is about 577 degrees Celsius (1,070 degrees Fahrenheit). Below that, scientists hypothesized that a complex set of photochemical reactions would occur between sunlight and methane gas, and that would trigger the haze. But hotter planets shouldn’t have methane and therefore perhaps shouldn’t have haze.” “The temperature of TOI-421b is about 727 degrees Celsius (1,340 degrees Fahrenheit), well above the presumed threshold.” The transmission spectrum of the sub-Neptune TOI-421b reveals the presence of water, and the possible presence of sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide, but no signs of carbon dioxide or methane. Image credit: NASA / ESA / CSA / Joseph Olmsted, STScI. Without haze or clouds, the astronomers expected to see a clear atmosphere — and they did. “We saw spectral features that we attribute to various gases, and that allowed us to determine the composition of the atmosphere,” Davenport said. “Whereas with many of the other sub-Neptunes that had been previously observed, we know their atmospheres are made of something, but they’re being blocked by haze.” The researchers found water vapor in the atmosphere of TOI-421b, as well as tentative signatures of carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide. Then there are molecules they didn’t detect, such as methane and carbon dioxide. From the data, they can also infer that a large amount of hydrogen is in the planet’s atmosphere. The lightweight hydrogen atmosphere was the big surprise to the scientists. “We had recently wrapped our mind around the idea that those first few sub-Neptunes observed by Webb had heavy-molecule atmospheres, so that had become our expectation, and then we found the opposite,” Dr. Kempton said. “This suggests TOI-421b may have formed and evolved differently from the cooler sub-Neptunes observed previously.” “The hydrogen-dominated atmosphere is also interesting because it mimics the composition of TOI-421b’s host star.” “If you just took the same gas that made the host star, plopped it on top of a planet’s atmosphere, and put it at the much cooler temperature of this planet, you would get the same combination of gases.” “That process is more in line with the giant planets in our Solar System, and it is different from other sub-Neptunes that have been observed with Webb so far.” The team’s paper was published this week in the _Astrophysical Journal Letters_. _____ Brian Davenport _et al_. 2025. TOI-421b: A Hot Sub-Neptune with a Haze-free, Low Mean Molecular Weight Atmosphere. _ApJL_ 984, L44; doi: 10.3847/2041-8213/adcd76

Webb Determines Atmospheric Makeup of Sub-Neptune TOI-421b Astronomers using Webb have captured t...

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#Astronomy #Featured #Atmosphere #Carbon #dioxide #Carbon #monoxide #CSA #ESA #Exoplanet #Gas

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Exoplanets

@exoplanets.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

10 months ago

**Sub-Neptunes are high-occurrence exoplanets that have no solar system analog. Much smaller than gas giants and typically cooler than hot-Jupiter exoplanets, these worlds were extremely challenging to observe before the launch of the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope. Many of sub-Neptunes appear to be very highly obscured by clouds and hazes, which have made it impossible to determine their atmospheric makeup. Now, astronomers using Webb have captured the transmission spectrum of the sub-Neptune TOI-421b and uncovered the chemical fingerprints of its atmosphere.** An artist’s impression of the sub-Neptune exoplanet TOI-421b. Image credit: NASA / ESA / CSA / Dani Player, STScI. TOI-421 is a solar-type star located about 245 light-years away in the constellation of Lepus. Also known as BD-14 1137, the star is approximately 10 billion years old, and hosts at least two massive exoplanets. The inner planet, TOI-421b, is a sub-Neptune with a radius of 2.65 Earth radii and notably a high equilibrium temperature of 647 degrees Celsius (1,197 degrees Fahrenheit). “Before Webb, scientists had very little information on sub-Neptunes,” said University of Maryland astronomer Brian Davenport and his colleagues. “While they are a few times larger than Earth, these planets are still much smaller than gas giants and typically cooler than hot Jupiters, making them much more challenging to observe than their gas-giant counterparts.” “A key finding prior to Webb was that most sub-Neptune atmospheres had flat or featureless transmission spectra.” “This means that when scientists observed the spectrum of the planet as it passed in front of its host star, instead of seeing spectral features — the chemical fingerprints that would reveal the composition of the atmosphere — they saw only a flat-line spectrum.” “They concluded from all of those flat-line spectra that at least certain sub-Neptunes were probably very highly obscured by either clouds or hazes.” “Why did we observe this planet, TOI-421b? It’s because we thought that maybe it wouldn’t have hazes,” said University of Maryland astronomer Eliza Kempton. “And the reason is that there were some previous data that implied that maybe planets over a certain temperature range were less enshrouded by haze or clouds than others.” “That temperature threshold is about 577 degrees Celsius (1,070 degrees Fahrenheit). Below that, scientists hypothesized that a complex set of photochemical reactions would occur between sunlight and methane gas, and that would trigger the haze. But hotter planets shouldn’t have methane and therefore perhaps shouldn’t have haze.” “The temperature of TOI-421b is about 727 degrees Celsius (1,340 degrees Fahrenheit), well above the presumed threshold.” The transmission spectrum of the sub-Neptune TOI-421b reveals the presence of water, and the possible presence of sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide, but no signs of carbon dioxide or methane. Image credit: NASA / ESA / CSA / Joseph Olmsted, STScI. Without haze or clouds, the astronomers expected to see a clear atmosphere — and they did. “We saw spectral features that we attribute to various gases, and that allowed us to determine the composition of the atmosphere,” Davenport said. “Whereas with many of the other sub-Neptunes that had been previously observed, we know their atmospheres are made of something, but they’re being blocked by haze.” The researchers found water vapor in the atmosphere of TOI-421b, as well as tentative signatures of carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide. Then there are molecules they didn’t detect, such as methane and carbon dioxide. From the data, they can also infer that a large amount of hydrogen is in the planet’s atmosphere. The lightweight hydrogen atmosphere was the big surprise to the scientists. “We had recently wrapped our mind around the idea that those first few sub-Neptunes observed by Webb had heavy-molecule atmospheres, so that had become our expectation, and then we found the opposite,” Dr. Kempton said. “This suggests TOI-421b may have formed and evolved differently from the cooler sub-Neptunes observed previously.” “The hydrogen-dominated atmosphere is also interesting because it mimics the composition of TOI-421b’s host star.” “If you just took the same gas that made the host star, plopped it on top of a planet’s atmosphere, and put it at the much cooler temperature of this planet, you would get the same combination of gases.” “That process is more in line with the giant planets in our Solar System, and it is different from other sub-Neptunes that have been observed with Webb so far.” The team’s paper was published this week in the _Astrophysical Journal Letters_. _____ Brian Davenport _et al_. 2025. TOI-421b: A Hot Sub-Neptune with a Haze-free, Low Mean Molecular Weight Atmosphere. _ApJL_ 984, L44; doi: 10.3847/2041-8213/adcd76

Webb Determines Atmospheric Makeup of Sub-Neptune TOI-421b Astronomers using Webb have captured t...

www.sci.news/astronomy/webb-atmospher...

#Astronomy #Featured #Atmosphere #Carbon #dioxide #Carbon #monoxide #CSA #ESA #Exoplanet #Gas

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Blubber & Krank

@bithosts.bsky.social

10 months ago

Is that you? (fan animation) from Monoxides Chainsmoker 2 animated with a skeleton character of mine named Luks
#Monoxide #Twiztid #MNE #Magikninjaentertainment #Indieanimation #indiecartoon #skull #bone #skeleton #cops #pigs #stoner #policebrutality #resistingarrest

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Samiam

@shirllymarkiewicz.bsky.social

11 months ago

Carbon monoxide poisoning was cause of Miller Gardner’s death, toxicology report confirms | CNN The death of Miller Gardner, the 14-year-old son of former New York Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner, was due to carbon monoxide inhalation, the Judicial Investigation Agency (OIJ) of Costa Rica said ...

Spread the word that gas or kerosene devices should be used only outdoors away from open windows & maintain furnaces.
Burned fuel causes carbon monoxide and starves red blood cells of oxygen and isn't noticed in many cases.
#FEMA #electric #fuel #monoxide #hurricane #tornado
#storm