Climate Science

Our world is amazing, right? Let’s understand it better!
Let me share my insight into the field of climate science.

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Climate Science - Unravel all the marvels of our world

Welcome to this wonderful rubric. Here, I will share all my insights from (my) studies of climate science. Together we explore all marvels of our world through the lens of science. We will explore the dynamics of our world, investigate the beauty (and importance) of our oceans, unravel its connection to the atmosphere and much more. 

My goal is it to share with you wisdom about our world, that makes you appreciate it even more. Let’s dive into it.

A comment on skill

Let me tell you this; you do not need any prerequisites whatsoever. Whether you are an expert or just starting to get curious in the field of climate science, you are in the right place. I hope I can inspire all of you to be even more curious about our world than you were yesterday. Nevertheless the topic of climate science can get pretty wild in terms of underlying theory as all natural science come into play here. That is why I want to indicate to you in each article, how hard it will be to digest it. So here is the reference.

Coarse resolution

If you see only one earth, this article should be pretty easy to understand. Topics will be touched on pretty rough. You can dive into here with ease independent of your foundational knowledge. Then once you've got the hang of it, try related posts that are more challenging

Medium resolution

Two earth means we go a bit more into detail. I will use concepts that I have touched on in regimes of 'Coarse resolution'. If you enjoy a challenge, you can dive into here without prior knowledge and click yourself backward if you do not understand anything or get curious about anything mentioned.

High resolution

Now this can get pretty challenging. Here I will not only discuss articles and their conclusion or a broad overview of concepts. I will dive a bit more into the methods, statistics at hand and governing equations. You can still read the conclusion sections or 'Top Five Things To Remember' section of this, if you are not into numbers.