InThe New Climate.byKamel Lahssini·2d agoHow the EU’s Copernicus Program Measures the Earth’s TemperatureHow does Copernicus measure the Earth’s temperature? What instruments and data are used? And how reliable are the measurements?A response icon2A response icon2
InSouthern WindsbyKamel Lahssini·Sep 25Why the UN Wants to Redraw the Map of the WorldWhen Geography Also Becomes a Geopolitical MatterA response icon24A response icon24
InThe Quantastic JournalbyKamel Lahssini·Sep 7Sandy Island: The Island That Was Never ThereHow a fake island found its way to Google MapsA response icon3A response icon3
InSouthern WindsbyKamel Lahssini·Jul 14The Man Who Escaped a Russian Prison and Became King of MadagascarThe extraordinary true story of eighteenth-century adventurer Maurice-Auguste BeniowskiA response icon18A response icon18
InLanguage LabbyKamel Lahssini·Jun 16Tolkien, the Lord of the LanguagesHow a lifelong passion for languages made Middle-earth feel realA response icon11A response icon11
InThe New Climate.byKamel Lahssini·Jun 12Why are Scientists Deliberately Spilling Oil into the Ocean?Researchers have developed algorithms that can detect oil spills in satellite radar images. But detection is only the first step.A response icon9A response icon9
InThe Quantastic JournalbyKamel Lahssini·Jun 10The Passion for Football Is Helping Fix Our Geographic MapsWhy the Love of the Game Is a Lifesaver for GeographersA response icon2A response icon2
InWorldbuilding WednesdaybyKamel Lahssini·Jun 2Maps of Middle-earth: Inventing a World Through GeographyTolkien the GeographerA response icon5A response icon5
InScience SpectrumbyKamel Lahssini·Jun 2Why Is NASA Firing Lasers at Trees From Space?They Even Called It GEDIA response icon3A response icon3
InThe EnvironmentbyKamel Lahssini·May 31How Radar Satellites Detect Oil Spills From SpaceRadar satellites don’t see the oil itself. They see what it does to the ocean.A response icon4A response icon4
