Jonathan Amos

@BBCAmos

BBC Science Correspondent

Cambridge, UK
Joined January 2010

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    for awareness In 2021, in have burnt an area larger than all the fires raging around the🌍combined 🛰️continues to document the evolution of the 🔥 ⬇️Yakutsk, the "smoke capital", in the 🇪🇺🛰️image of 13 August

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    Aug 12
    Satellite image of a Fire 120 kilometers SE of Ambarchik, within the Arctic Circle, Chukotka, Russia. 12 August 2021. Copernicus/Pierre Markuse
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  3. 10 hours ago

    The strong easterlies that put the boosters on have now abated. GPS sensors detected a small counter-clockwise rotation in the western part of the Brunt Ice Shelf, indicating there was contact. A big calving can’t be far away, surely.

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    23 hours ago

    Whoa! The South Sandwich region earthquake sequence yesterday just became a whole lot more interesting. If confirmed, this main shock yesterday was by some margin the largest magnitude event in the region ever recorded.

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    Aug 13

    Being expelled from Russia, a country I’ve lived in for almost 1/3 of my life - and reported for years - is devastating. Thank you for all your kind messages of support. I’m speaking to about it tomorrow morning on

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    Aug 13

    Thought you might have missed this action from Iceland earlier today

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    Aug 12

    Recent interferogram shows that less than 2km of ice is now holding back Brunt Ice Shelf from calving another giant iceberg

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  8. Aug 12

    This is a pretty extraordinary photo when you think about it. The Ingenuity in flight pictures the rover in the distance.

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  9. Aug 12

    must have scratched the paintwork at the very least as it went past the Brunt Ice Shelf? How did we not have a big collision?

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    Aug 11

    Our expedition videographer, Nick Verola, completed a short film on the first "Full Ascent" of Mauna Kea from its seafloor base to the summit. It's told from just my perspective but if you're interested in a unique type of quintathalon, please take a look.

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    Aug 10
    Satellite image of a big fire 55 kilometers NW of Yakutsk in the Sakha Republic, Russia. 10 August 2021. Copernicus/Pierre Markuse
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    Aug 10

    T'as intérêt à réussir toi je t'en supplie Crédits : Thales Alenia Space

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    Aug 9

    Our beautiful, fragile, planet seen over the past 24 hours by Japan's satellite. Today's report paints a stark picture of humankind's influence on this blue marble. We *must* all do our part to protect our home.

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    Aug 9

    On a spraycation! Eight pieces of Banksy-style street art appear in East Anglia

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    Aug 9

    The burn scar just north of Athens on the Sentinel 2 satellite data yesterday. Looks like they did a great job of stopping it getting into the suburbs of the main city area

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    Aug 9

    Just FYI: authors are volunteers. We do not get paid to be an author. It means taking on an enormous number of extra hours on top of our 'day jobs'. We do this because we want to give policymakers the evidence they need to take the right decisions.

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    Aug 9
    Satellite image of a wildfire on Evia Island, Greece. Copernicus/Pierre Markuse
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  18. Aug 9

    "It's understated, it's cool, it's not accusing, it's just bang, bang, bang, one clear point after the other."

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    Aug 9

    Politicians will be nervous and the courts will be busy - ⁦⁩ on the implications of the ⁦ report

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  20. Aug 9

    Finally, a shout-out for all those Earth observation satellites which gather the data that underpins such reports - like the EU's series (👇 Greece yesterday!). Here's hoping London and Brussels will soon sort out continued UK participation.

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