Silvia Pineda-Munoz, PhD - Climate Ages
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Hi everyone!
I’m new to the Science feed 🧪 and loving it here.

I’m a former academic who accidentally built an 11,000+ subscriber #SciComm newsletter.

Follow for stories at the intersection of #Paleobio & #Climate
and how online networks can organically unlock new opportunities.
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Could a comet from another solar system be flying past us right now? ☄️🧪

Comet 3I/ATLAS is only the third interstellar object ever spotted in our solar system. It’s an icy traveler that likely formed in a distant star system and has been drifting through space for billions of years.
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Happy birthday to us 🎂 The #MonmouthU Urban Coast Institute turned 20 this year and Tony MacDonald has been our director from the start. Watch as Tony looks back on some of the UCI achievements he’s most proud of. 🌊🧪
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20 Years of Impact: The Urban Coast Institute’s Journey at Monmouth University
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What if the first primates didn’t evolve in the tropics
But in a cold snap?

After a massive heat wave 56 million years ago, Earth over-cooled, forests vanished, and only the adaptable survived.
That struggle gave rise to us.

🌍 Watch the story →
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The Cold Start of Primates: How an Ice Age Sparked Our Evolution
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"Mom, I changed my mind. I don't want to be any of those other things [I used to say].
When I grow up, I want to be a Scientist like YOU."

I'm not crying, you're crying...
I was also 5 when I made that choice!
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I love the metaphor.
Thanks for sharing it 🥰
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My 5-year-old knows that I was upset this week.

So he chose this book to bring home for the weekend from the school library.

He knows I’m never sad when I read about dinosaurs! 🦖🦕
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Children’s book titled “Tyrannosaurus Rex” by Amy Allatson, part of the “All About Dinosaurs” series. The cover shows a roaring, green Tyrannosaurus rex with sharp teeth, surrounded by prehistoric plants and a blue sky.
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By popular demand, here’s a video I made explaining the tools and techniques I use for shark tooth fossil hunting.

This is my first experiment with Meta video editor so please excuse rough edits.

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We need more Jane Goodalls.

Not just to study nature, but to make us fall in love with it.
To remind us that data alone won’t save a planet, only care will.

The torch is ours to carry. 🌍🐒
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We Need More Jane Goodalls
The next generation of nature storytellers is already here, but we need to nurture them Think about the voices that first made you care about the...
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Who will inspire the next generation? 🌍

Storytellers once made me fall in love with nature & all its creatures
Now I want to do the same: share stories that spark wonder & care

That’s why I launched the Climate Ages YouTube channel.
I'd love it if you followed us!
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Where Fossils and Climate Meet Climate Ages grew out of a love for science and a desire to keep sharing it in a way that’s accessible to everyone. After stepping away from academia, we found…
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This world gonna FAFO with the plankton blooms.

Those tiny beings so many think don't matter?

They're the ONLY thing keeping us safe from things like terminal venting of methane from Mariana Trench (to name but one completely FO source).

And that's before we get to the remainder of the systems.
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Earth’s thermostat doesn’t just cool things back to normal
it can overshoot. ❄️

New research shows how plankton, oxygen, and nutrients once pushed the planet into deep freeze, locking Earth in ice.
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PS. It'd mean the world if you followed my new Youtube Channel

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When Earth’s Climate Overreacted ❄️
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Earth’s thermostat doesn’t just cool things back to normal
it can overshoot. ❄️

New research shows how plankton, oxygen, and nutrients once pushed the planet into deep freeze, locking Earth in ice.
🧪 #SciComm
PS. It'd mean the world if you followed my new Youtube Channel

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When Earth’s Climate Overreacted ❄️
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I’m in tears that we lost Jane Goodall.

Since childhood, she was my hero: a scientist who listened to nature.

She showed us that science is more than data. It’s empathy, connection, responsibility.

Thank you, Jane. You taught us how to care. 🌿

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Jane Goodall speaks at a podium, holding a stuffed toy chimpanzee. She has a calm, thoughtful expression, with a brick wall blurred in the background and a U.S. flag visible to her side. A quote is overlaid on the image: “What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” — Jane Goodall, Primatologist. At the bottom, Silvia Pineda-Munoz, PhD, and the Climate Ages logo are displayed.
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Hello, I’m Silvia, Founder of Climate Ages, a platform that explores how Earth’s past helps us understand today’s environmental crises.

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Earth’s thermostat doesn’t always steady the climate, sometimes it overreacts. ❄️ 🌍

New research shows how plankton, nutrients & oxygen once pushed the planet into global ice ages.
The overlooked piece of the carbon cycle that froze Earth:
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The Overlooked Piece of the Carbon Cycle That Froze the Planet
Plankton, nutrients, and oxygen may have held the keys to past global ice ages It’s a hot summer day, and you set your thermostat at 25°C...
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