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Here we go: I’m so excited to post the first chapter of my first fanfic ever! Huge huge thanks to everyone for the enthusiasm and encouragement. I hope you enjoy!

Turning from the end of the bar and the clean glasses he was setting down there, Bobby blinked. Had he really just seen what he thought he’d seen out of the corner of his eye? The director of Roscosmos taking a half-full bottle of whisky from the bar, two glasses in his other hand, and then quickly walking, soon in fact running, away with them across the lobby?

The young bartender turned to his older coworker. “Simon, did you see that?”

Simon sighed. “Yes, I did. Heard her tell him to grab that bottle a minute ago, too.”

“Her? You mean, Director Madison from NASA?”

Chapters: 1/? Fandom: For All Mankind (TV 2019) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Margo Madison/Sergei Nikulov Characters: Margo Madison, Sergei Nikulov, Original Characters Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Angst with a Happy Ending, Fix-It, Really quite a mix of silliness with angst and eventual bits of fluff, Elevators Summary:

Canon divergence during 3x03 – everything has happened as in canon, with the kiss and with Sergei asking for the engine designs, until there is a knock on the door of Margo’s hotel room. But it’s not the KGB, it’s hotel staff there to follow up regarding a certain bottle of whisky…

#margo x sergei #margo madison #sergei nikulov #for all mankind #fanfic #you guys i am actually writing my own fic! wow!

st4rzzo

margosergei sketchbook pages i was gonna do a full margo page but then i saw baby sergei and i felt so maternal i just had to draw him

#margo x sergei #sergei nikulov #margo madison #fanart #love it!

writergirl23

September 1983 | October 1991

lis5664

Reblogging this again to say that I would ABSOLUTELY give up classified nuclear secrets to save the life of a man who looked at me the way he looks at her in that last gif.

#i stand by what i said here on like my second day on tumblr!#margo x sergei #look at how he looks at her 👀👀👀👀👀

ghettoyout

I love a conversation where both people are just as curious abt each other

bluetrekker12

stan-trek

“Emma, reach out to Sergei Nikulov, he and his team need to get back here as soon as possible…”

#YES thank you #we see you having a CRUSH margo #emma sees #and knows all #(though exactly how she knows he likes red — i still wonder)#margo x sergei #‘he and his team need to get back here as soon as possible’#(‘cause he’s cute and i like him’ 😍)

mewvore

"we detected a mature post" yeah I'm in my 30s

zodiacsuite

insp.

#i don’t think we talk enough about s2 margo’s little smile #over the fact that sergei is coming back to houston

hope-for-the-planet

There're about 64,000 square miles of coral reefs on Earth that could still be resisting climate change by 2050, an area the size of Wiscons

New research used an AI (note that this is a good use of AI to analyze data for research, not a LLM) to analyze over 45,000 recorded observations of coral reefs with the goal of finding locations where reefs were more likely to survive higher ocean temperatures into the future. Based on over 40 criteria, the AI model predicted at least 64,000 square miles of reef would be able to survive rising ocean temperatures into 2050 and beyond. That's about the size of Wisconsin.

Corals in these "coral refuges" had some combination of a faster rate of recovery, more heat-resistant species, and better protection from heat-related damage.

The study authors hope that their research can help guide more efficient allocation of limited coral conservation resources.

Although coral reefs face immense threat from climate change, our knowledge of coral conservation has increased by leaps and bounds in the last 20 years. Only two decades ago we couldn't breed corals in human care, now we have mobile coral labs that can breed thousands of coral in just a week. We can restore reefs faster and more successfully, and there are scientists working on breeding more heat-resistant coral lineages.

While a model is not a guarantee, this is another ray of hope that some coral reefs will naturally survive climate change despite the steep odds.

#this seems like good news!#but also the use of wisconsin as a unit of measurement delights me