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- 1Kelvin wave: the underwater pulse that could affect California▼What is a Kelvin wave? The underwater pulse that could impact California
News outlets are explaining Kelvin waves — pulses of unusually warm water that travel eastward along the equator beneath the ocean surface. These underwater movements can raise sea temperatures near the Americas and are closely watched because they can strengthen El Niño conditions, influencing rainfall, storms and coastal temperatures in California and beyond.
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A man went into cardiac arrest in the Canary Islands, losing his pulse, and his life was saved thanks to guidance given over the phone by the SUC, the islands' emergency coordination service. The story, reported by Diario de Avisos, is drawing attention as an example of how quick action and clear instructions from emergency operators can make the difference in cardiac arrest cases.
- 3Kelvin wave raising sea levels along the US West Coast▼What to know about the Kelvin wave raising the sea level along the West Coast
A Kelvin wave is raising sea levels along the US West Coast, and news outlets are explaining what the phenomenon is and why it matters. The wave, an oceanic pulse that travels along the equator and up the coastline, can temporarily lift coastal sea levels and is often linked to shifts in tropical Pacific conditions such as an emerging El Nino.
- 4Protons reach record energy riding moving laser-driven waves●Protons ride moving waves to reach record energy with long-pulse lasers
Physicists report accelerating protons to record energy levels by having them ride moving plasma waves generated with long-pulse lasers. The technique, described across science news outlets including Phys.org and EurekAlert, could point toward more compact and affordable particle accelerators for research and medical applications.
- 5Warm water pulse threatens Pacific coast with erosion and flooding●A pulse of warm water hitting the Pacific coast could mean erosion and flooding
A pulse of unusually warm water is moving toward the Pacific coast of North America, and news outlets from Seattle to California are warning it could bring coastal erosion and flooding. Warm ocean water expands and raises sea levels locally, and stronger waves reaching shore can strip beaches and damage properties. Communities along the coast are watching to see how severe the impact will be.
- 6Warm water pulses set to raise West Coast sea levels by a foot●“ Sea levels along the West Coast will begin to rise by up to a foot this month as a series of pulses of warm water call
Sea levels along the US West Coast are projected to rise by up to a foot this month as a series of Kelvin waves — pulses of unusually warm water — move northward along the shoreline. Scientists warn the phenomenon could worsen beach erosion and coastal flooding in areas already strained by climate change and the ongoing El Niño.
- 7Harmonograph Art Video Mixed With Spanish Judicial Debate▼⚡ Mesmerizing Harmonograph Art · Solar Pulse # satisfying # shorts 🌀 harmo — oddly satisfying ¿Justicia real o teatro ju
A short clip pairing mesmerizing harmonograph drawings, labelled 'Solar Pulse', with Spanish-language captions asking whether justice in Spain is real or judicial theatre, tagged with true crime and corruption hashtags. Viewers are drawn in by the oddly satisfying visuals while the overlaid question about Spain's courts fuels discussion of alleged corruption and whether recent legal proceedings are genuine accountability or political show.
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