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𝕽𝖔𝖇𝖊𝖗𝖙 𝕾𝖙𝖔𝖗𝖞
Two of my favorite things are forests and snow. Comes from growing up in Northern Michigan, where winter lasts nine months and everything is either pine trees or corn. So when you combine the two, especially when it's heavy, thick snowflakes that muffle the whole world... I just plain love it.


#lotr #lordoftherings #lotrcosplay #hobbit #larp #larping #ranger #ithilien #gondor #cosplay #middleearth #renaissancefestival #winter #winteraesthetic #aesthetic #forest
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anlomedad

Impressed by the article!! arstechnica.com/science/2023/0
Very cool writeup by Howard Lee with links to other interesting recent papers on the mysterious #Paleocene #Eocene Thermal Maximum #PETM 56 million years ago. Fascinating!
So – near Greenland, there are ancient volcanic areas and they were responsible for #CO2 and #CH4 increase, and also for the sudden stop to the warming.

The areas are named #Eriador and #Gondor – who'd have thunk? Did #Tolkien get the names from #geology or was the naming done by geologists to honour the writer? Howard Lee could have added this little info. But maybe he hasn't read Lord of the Rings #LotR.

Ars TechnicaNew imaging finds trigger for massive global warming 56 million years ago56 million years ago, hot magma scorched the sediments under the Atlantic seafloor.
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anlomedad

@carlschroedl
Impressed by the article!! arstechnica.com/science/2023/0
Very cool writeup by Howard Lee with links to other interesting recent papers on the mysterious #Paleocene #Eocene Thermal Maximum #PETM 56 million years ago. Fascinating!
So – near Greenland, there are ancient volcanic areas and they were responsible for #CO2 and #CH4 increase, and also for the sudden stop to the warming.

The areas are named #Eriador and #Gondor – who'd have thunk? Did #Tolkien get the names from #geology or was the naming done by geologists to honour the writer? Howard Lee could have added this little info. But maybe he hasn't read Lord of the Rings #LotR.

Ars TechnicaNew imaging finds trigger for massive global warming 56 million years ago56 million years ago, hot magma scorched the sediments under the Atlantic seafloor.
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Ralf H. Schneider

Denethor ist eine der tragischen Figuren im Herrn der Ringe. Als Vater keine Leuchte, bevorzugt er seinen Erstgeborenen Boromir und verachtet seinen jüngeren Sohn Faramir. Als Truchseß dazu verdammt, Minis Tirith zu verwalten und auf die Rückkehr des Königs von Gondor zu warten, zerbricht er und verfällt dem Wahnsinn.

Denethor in Filz: Alter grauhaariger Mann in schwarzem Gewand brennt auf einem Scheiterhaufen
#lotr#hobbit#tolkien
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