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We are the Paleoclimate Dynamics group from the Alfred Wegener Institute! Opinions are our own.
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We simulated the Southern Ocean 33.5 million years ago. At that time, the global climate was transitioning from a greenhouse 🌴 to the icehouse climate 🧊 and ocean gateways around Antarctica (Drake Passage and Tasman Gateway) were opening. A lot was changing at the same time 🀹
Check out our exciting new study about the Antarctic Circumpolar Current in its infancy! πŸ”— doi.org/10.1073/pnas... πŸ“Έ Knahl and Scholz
Today, it is 'fully grown' to the most powerful ocean current on earth πŸ’ͺ Hanna Knahl and colleagues (@awi.de @nick-golledge.bsky.social @imas-utas.bsky.social) show that the Tasman Gateway, had to open much wider than some studies previously assumed to develop a full Antarctic Circumpolar Current 🐳
If you want to learn more, see also our press release: πŸ”— www.awi.de/en/about-us/... #Antarctica #ACC #paleoclimate #climatemodel πŸ“Έ Knahl et al., 2026, PNAS. CC BY 4.0
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πŸ”¬In our new study, my first-author paper, we investigated whether Greenland ice cores could provide information about the occurrence of extreme winter events in Europe. βœ… Short answer: Yes, they do. πŸ“„Read the study (open access, no paywall) cp.copernicus.org/articles/22/... 🧡Long answer ⬇️
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πŸŽ‰β„οΈThe i2B Expedition Team has reached the North Pole 🚒🌍 Today, the i2B expedition celebrated its halfway point at the most symbolic place imaginable: the North Pole. Read more about our stop: πŸ”— arcg.is/0favaf0 @paleodyn.bsky.social @bjerknes.uib.no πŸ“Έ @rhewlif.xyz
πŸ’­ Read the reflections of @paleodyn.bsky.social PhD student @alexgag11.bsky.social, who traded screens for the Arctic Ocean. Aboard R/V Kronprins Haakon, he cut open sediment cores holding thousands of years of history and sampled water from 4000m below. πŸš’β„οΈ πŸ”— arcg.is/0favaf0
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i2B - Into The Blue
i2B - Into The Blue