Let's assume that the article is correct and we don't know how to model the climate accurately. Now you want to use this supposedly poor knowledge to do geoengeneering??? You realize that having good climate models are a must to even consider geoengineering, don't you?

Since this a coal fueled rocket, shouldn't it be Werner von Black?

Are you sure? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt03...

Interesting and important project but such elevators have been built in dams all over the world, perhaps not for eels specifically. I have personally seen one in Brazil and know of others. Some species of fish can't or won't use ladders. Biologists also get to count and measure the species going up the elevator. I guess that accurate measurement of migration of several species is a very difficult process. I have no idea how effective these elevators are.

When you are boiling water, if you know how much heat you are putting into the water, you can estimate how fast the water will boil but you will not know where and when each steam bubble appears.

Earth's gravity well doesn't help. A little altitude goes a long way...

That is why the parent Said TTIP, notice the I.

Did you miss the "Friends" part?

The caption of the first pucture says that it is from Crimea, so totally irrelevant. The second one is a blurry image of one tank somewhere not a column. It could be in Ukraine, it could be anywhere else. I have no idea what is happening but I find it weird that the first and only clear picture is not related.

I'm on the other side of the world and I have no idea what is going on. But we have been hearing claims of columns of Russian armored vehicles entering Ukraine every couple days for the past month. I have yet to see a photograph. In this day and age this shouldn't be too difficult. That is the least we should expect from a newspaper that is supposed to be important (and serious?).

(setf what-the-fuck nil) ; Creating what-the-fuck variable

Don't worry, we have great journalists like Michael Grunwald that are dying to write stories about drone attacks on sources - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08/17/michael-grunwald-julian-assange_n_3773981.html

If I remember correctly, in one of the invasions, the aliens landed in China.

The tide comes in, the tide goes out ...

Field: Engineering, Fluid Mechanics. uple of people working full time in institutions with thousands of employees? That's nothing considering that these institutions already spend millions. Two employees on each university is nothing compared with what is wasted on subscriptions and that is exactly the point. I have discussed this with several professors and colleagues often and these issues never come up. It always comes down to the impact factor of the journals. Every other is a nuisance at best.