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    TADEASplanetarita - 'making life planetary'
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    What is a holobiont and why can it change our understanding of the world? | Science & Tech | EL PAÍS English
    https://english.elpais.com/science-tech/2023-02-08/what-is-a-holobiont-and-why-can-it-change-our-understanding-of-the-world.html

    Holobionty jako fascinující evoluční koncept. Když jedno tělo znamená celý svět - VOXPOT
    https://www.voxpot.cz/holobionty-jako-fascinujici-evolucni-koncept-kdyz-jedno-telo-znamena-cely-svet/
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    Symbionts: Contemporary Artists and the Biosphere brings together over a dozen international artists whose work prompts us to reexamine our human relationships to the planet’s biosphere through the lens of symbiosis, or “with living.”

    Symbionts are organisms of different species that are found together and that thrive through their interdependent relations. They include mutualists such as the bee and the apple blossom as well as microbial organisms that circulate in the atmosphere, oceans, and soil to make the oxygen we breathe. Symbionts can also hover as potential predators or bloom as parasites—all forms of entanglement considered by the artists in Symbionts.

    Symbionts: Contemporary Artists and the Biosphere - Announcements - e-flux
    https://www.e-flux.com/announcements/488928/symbionts-contemporary-artists-and-the-biosphere/
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    Planet Management is a study of, and contribution to, the history of "globality" — the emergence of a complex organization of politics, economics, and culture at a planetary rather than a national level. Drawing on historical archival research as well as recent theoretical work in science studies and critical theory, the book tell the story of the central role of technoscientific discourses and practices in the emergence of globality.

    https://www.amazon.com/Planet-Management-Simulation-Emergence-Topographies/dp/0810115883
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    Kathryn Yusoff: Broken Earth & Built Earths: Architectures at an Inhuman Impasse
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pE7N8Xf1eXk
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    Chakrabarty: The planet is a political orphan. Theoretically, people have been designing global governance, but they still do so, naturally, in terms of nations. Think of the Himalayas. There are eight or nine rivers issuing from the Himalayas that service about eight or nine countries, from Pakistan to Vietnam, so the glaciers are important to these countries. But the glaciers are all nationalized. India owns India’s glaciers, Pakistan owns Pakistan’s glaciers, etc. The result is that the Himalayas have become the most militarized mountain range in the world. India and China have fought wars there. If you look at the number of tanks, the number of military bridges built, the blasting of the mountain, you can see that nation-states remain totally invested in geopolitics.

    How do we move from here to a planetary-level governance? Can we move on the basis of a planetary calendar? The IPCC’s report last year and the year before was described by the UN as “code red” for climate, and they used the expression “climate emergency.” Now clearly “emergency” connotes a sense of time because it signals urgency. It’s urgency on a planetary calendar; it’s asking for some kind of synchronization of national and subnational actions. It is saying to nations, “Can you come together on this by this time? Because that’s what the planet needs.” But nations remain mired in the temporality and politics of development.

    Dipesh Chakrabarty On Planetary Politics
    https://www.noemamag.com/the-planet-is-a-political-orphan/
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    TUHO: Infrastructuring as a Planetary Phenomenon: Timescale Separation and Causal Closure in More-Than-Human Systems Bronislaw Szerszynski
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    Abstract: »Infrastructuring als planetarisches Phänomen: Zeitskalentrennung und kausale Schließung in mehr-als-menschlichen Systemen«. Building on recent work identifying how the infrastructures of human social and economic life themselves depend on the “natural infrastructure” of biogeochemical systems, I explore the idea that infrastructuring – involving causal relations between subsystems operating at different timescales – might be a strategy widely adopted by matter undergoing self-organization under planetary conditions. I analyze the concept of infrastructure as it is used to describe features of the human “technosphere” and identify the importance of a difference in timescales between supporting and supported structures and processes. I explore some examples of how the wider planet might be said to engage in timescale-distancing and infrastructuring, focusing in particular on examples from the hydrosphere and biosphere. I then turn to the question of how to explain infrastructuring, developing a neocybernetic account of infrastructuring as involving the separation of a system into subsystems at different timescales in mutual but asymmetrical causal relations. I conclude by exploring the implications of this approach for the way we think about planets
    in general and the human technosphere.

    https://www.ssoar.info/ssoar/bitstream/handle/document/83797/ssoar-hsr-2022-4-szerszynski-Infrastructuring_as_a_Planetary_Phenomenon.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y&lnkname=ssoar-hsr-2022-4-szerszynski-Infrastructuring_as_a_Planetary_Phenomenon.pdf
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    Listening to the Earth: the problem of geosemiotics [Cosmic Convesations 2022] - YouTube
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ62KeGIFOU
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    The deepest question: Who designed life on Earth? | Neil Gershenfeld and Lex Fridman
    https://youtu.be/KEmxi1pBfdo


    full: https://youtu.be/YDjOS0VHEr4
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    We’ve pumped so much groundwater that we’ve nudged the Earth's spin - AGU Newsroom
    https://news.agu.org/press-release/weve-pumped-so-much-groundwater-that-weve-nudged-the-earths-spin/

    By pumping water out of the ground and moving it elsewhere, humans have shifted such a large mass of water that the Earth tilted nearly 80 centimeters (31.5 inches) east between 1993 and 2010 alone, according to a new study published in Geophysical Research Letters, AGU’s journal for short-format, high-impact research with implications spanning the Earth and space sciences.

    Based on climate models, scientists previously estimated humans pumped 2,150 gigatons of groundwater, equivalent to more than 6 millimeters (0.24 inches) of sea level rise, from 1993 to 2010. But validating that estimate is difficult.

    https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2023GL103509
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    https://twitter.com/ddeanjohnson/status/1684735678200909824?s=19

    The U.S. Senate today (July 27, 2023) passed a National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), 86-11, that contains multiple and far-reaching provisions related to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena

    Included in the Senate-passed package is the Schumer-Rounds "UAP Disclosure Act," to establish an agency to gather UAP records from throughout the government, with a "presumption of immediate disclosure,"

    The Schumer-Rounds legislation also states, "The
    Federal Government shall exercise eminent domain [ownership] over any and all recovered technologies of unknown origin and biological evidence of non-human intelligence that may be controlled by private persons or entities..."
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    How many alien civilizations are out there? | Yuval Noah Harari and Lex Fridman
    https://youtu.be/3vKUOWEj630
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    Interstellar: The Search for Extraterrestrial Life and Our Future in the Stars
    By Avi Loeb
    https://www.harpercollins.com/products/interstellar-avi-loeb-1?variant=40982888415266
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    [TUHO @ planetarita - 'making life planetary']
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    filosoficka antropologie:
    - pta se, kdo/co je clovek (lidska bytost), v ruznych pojetich, epochach

    z hlediska planetarity:

    - clovek jako bytost vystupuje do popredi jakozto budovatel civilizace a jakozto hyperpredator, zaroven se v rozvijeni techchle roli dostava k limitum situace, tj. k limitum planety

    - pak je otazka: je planeta "jen" mistem, prostredim deni planetarniho, nebo planeta graduje v bytost?

    odpoved na tohle je klicova v tom, do jake miry se jednani v rovine planety da prisoudit lidske bytosti nebo do jake miry to jednani muze delat prave planeta jakozto bytost

    pokud je planeta spis mistem deni, pak clovek, pripadne nejake jine srovnatelne nebo mocnejsi bytosti, jsou tim klicovym prvkem regulace planetarniho deni

    anebo: neni dulezitym regulacnim prvkem clovek jakozto bytost, resp spolecenstvi lidskych bytosti, ale dochazi k remixu inteligenci operujicich v ruznych vrstvach/skalach existence v novou bytost planety

    tzn: planeta je mistem pro inteligence opticke, elektromagneticke, biochemicke, neuralni, hyperneuralni, at uz je jejich "puvod" extra-planetarni nebo jsou teto planete vlastni.

    tyto inteligence jsou integrovany ruznorodymi bytostmi planety, tzn bytost je vertikalou/provazanosti napric vrstvami sveta, v nichz operuji ruznorode inteligence.

    "planeta" pak muze byt bytosti, nakolik se stane provazanou integraci (syntezou) inteligenci operujicich v ramci planety - inteligenci.utvarejicich lidskou bytost, digitalnich inteligenci a.jinych nelidskych inteligenci, at uz mimozemskych nebo ne.
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    Kevin Knuth - UAP & ET Civilizations
    https://youtu.be/T2ncS719ELw


    Dr. Kevin Knuth discusses his upcoming paper, "Evidence Suggesting that Some UAPs are Advanced Non-Human Craft" and his recent Max Planck Institute presentation modeling the characteristics of ET civilizations.

    Dr. Kevin Knuth, a Professor of Physics at the University of Albany with over two decades of experience in machine learning algorithms for Astrophysics, Bayesian Probability Theory, Information Theory, Robotics, Signal Processing, Neuroscience, Nonlinear Dynamics, Quantum Mechanics, and many other areas.

    Kevin is the editor of the peer-review open-access journal “Entropy”, as well as being a member of the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies and co-investigator on a NASA-funded grant to study exoplanets.

    In September 2019 he published the landmark paper, “Estimating Flight Characteristics of Anomalous Unidentified Aerial Vehicles” co-authored by Robert M. Powell and Peter Reali. In that paper, he described UAPs as reportedly being “structured craft that exhibit ‘impossible flight characteristics’
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    Avi Loeb | Unexplained Anomalies: Examining Possible Extraterrestrial Origins
    https://www.youtube.com/live/BFuW-zfH5RU?feature=share
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    Beyond the Stigma; a UAP (UFO) Call to Action - with David Fravor | Merged Podcast EP 11
    https://youtu.be/KuX4GLHLRz8
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    Scientists Select Canadian Lake to Mark Onset of the Anthropocene - Yale E360
    https://e360.yale.edu/digest/anthropocene-epoch-crawford-lake-canada
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    https://satellitecharts.xyz/chart-view.html

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    Planetary technics, earthly spirits - Research Portal | Lancaster University
    https://www.research.lancs.ac.uk/portal/en/publications/planetary-technics-earthly-spirits(27f3feaa-1b64-46f9-bec6-2fa978ed0e56).html


    Infrastructuring as a planetary phenomenon - Research Portal | Lancaster University
    https://www.research.lancs.ac.uk/portal/en/publications/infrastructuring-as-a-planetary-phenomenon(ed49b73c-1624-4adb-92c0-f27ae497eacc).html

    Planetary Thought and the Much More-Than-Human - Research Portal | Lancaster University
    https://www.research.lancs.ac.uk/portal/en/publications/planetary-thought-and-the-much-morethanhuman(df1576b1-03f1-44a8-8566-b03920305e31).html

    Elemental Computation - Research Portal | Lancaster University
    https://www.research.lancs.ac.uk/portal/en/publications/elemental-computation(bca1e82e-d69e-4ecc-af84-c45a1b8c3c45).html

    A Conversation on Planetary Social Thought - Research Portal | Lancaster University
    https://www.research.lancs.ac.uk/portal/en/publications/a-conversation-on-planetary-social-thought(54cda928-9342-4178-ada6-fc10ad27dcda).html
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    NYU Space Talks
    https://www.space-talks.com/

    The Future in the Stars: European Astroculture in the Twentieth Century
    https://www.facebook.com/groups/astroculture/
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    // bronislava sledovat ,)) mi blbne mobil eeakra
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    TADEAS: tyjo, jako jel bych rad. ale to se zrovna budu po dvou tejdnech pryc a asdi uplne nebudu moct dalsi vylet dat. ale btw doporucuju sledovat toho super veci
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    TUHO: zajedem? ,)
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    Soil Grown Tall: The Epic Saga of Life from Earth | SpringerLink
    https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-88739-1

    "Soil Grown Tall" looks at the role of life in buffering the global carbon cycle, using evidence captured in paleosoils - fossil soils - over periods stretching back right to the beginning of the solar system..

    Gregory is a pretty rare creature - a geologist and paelobiologist specialised in paleosoils, which he has analysed and studied way more than anyone else. He's always expressed surprise at how few colleagues made paleosoils their life's calling and, reading this masterpiece, you cannot but agree with him. More knowledge about our planet's history is hidden in fossil soils than anywhere else.

    Retallack shows how paleosoils contain plenty of evidence towards what he calls the Proserpina Principle, or the way the planet achieved homeostasis - long-term stability - without falling either into a runaway greenhouse, like Venus, or an unchanging snowball, like Mars. The secret? A never-ending evolutionary arms race between producers (plants) and consumers (animals).

    For example, when trees evolved they precipitated a serious ice age, as lignin is so, so hard to digest. When termites evolved the ability to digest wood a hundred million years later or so, they tipped the planet into a greenhouse world, as they put all the carbon trees had captured back in the air.

    Similar producer-precipitated ice ages came earlier (with the evolution of lichens) and later (with the evolution of grasses), interrupted by consumer-precipated greenhouse worlds.

    That dance goes back to the very dawn of life: the microbial mats that covered the world three thousand million years ago also drew down vast amounts of carbon dioxide, both directly through photosynthesis, and by enhancing weathering through the acids they produced. They, as much as lichens and trees, were responsible for planetary deep freezes.

    The Proserpina Principle kept the planet liveable through mile-wide asteroid impacts and continent-sized volcanic eruptions (see the Siberian or Deccan traps). The huge amounts of carbon that spewed into the air heated the world up, which encouraged plant growth even into polar regions, which soon drew that carbon back into seas and soils.

    What this long view leaves you with is, first, that as far as the planet is concerned, we're just the latest consumers tipping the world into a greenhouse (two hundred million years before termites, millipedes did a great job too), and second, that whether we fine-tune the system to keep Holocene-like stability (through all our favourite nature-based solutions, from agroforestry and holistic grazing to ocean iron fertilization and kelp forests) or not, matters little to the world: a hotter one will see less ice and deserts and more forests and grasslands, and they'll do the job of getting carbon back out of the atmosphere whether we like it or not.

    Of course, something that matters little to the world may still matter a lot to us. Sea levels 90m higher and crocodile-infested rainforests in Antarctica may be business as usual for the planet, but most definitely not for us.
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    Clip: We have to become something other than human - Benjamin Bratton
    https://youtu.be/HEfe7Sy-wSg


    Clip: Climate Change Awareness Relies on Planetary Scale Computation - Benjamin Bratton
    https://youtu.be/v5tlnOv84yU


    Clip: Embodied AI Mimics Natural Intelligences - Benjamin Bratton
    https://youtu.be/1_OV8BiJrEY


    Clip: Intelligence As An Emergent Property of Matter - Benjamin Bratton
    https://youtu.be/rQYEAXMpwRg
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    Benjamin Bratton - From Artificial to Synthetic Intelligence: Machine Cognition in the Wild
    https://www.youtube.com/live/CMFjHu0X2L8?feature=share
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    Thinking Outer Space: Philosophy, Astroculture and the Histories of Planetarity
    https://www.thinking-outer-space.com/abstracts
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    Thinking Outer Space: Philosophy, Astroculture and the Histories of Planetarity
    NYU Berlin, 19–21 July 2023

    Thinking Outer Space
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