19 January 2011
Outdoor Science in top 0.05% of science bloggers in 2010
Posted by vivienne
Great news for Outdoor Science. My blog post “A tale of death, derring-do and barometers” is among 50 picked for this year’s edition of The Open Laboratory - an anthology of “the best in science writing on blogs”. To get into Open Lab, my story about how a storm could solve the decade-long mystery of who first conquered Mount Everest beat almost 850 other blog posts.
I’m a full-time writer, but I’m amazed to be featured in print alongside science writing stars like Deborah Blum, Carl Zimmer, Ed Yong and Steve Silberman.
Vivienne’s blog covers the latest discoveries about how the Earth’s mountains, atmosphere, coasts, oceans, ice, deserts and rivers work. Partly it’s a news source for the geoscience that climate change forgot. The rest is a science exhibition for the outdoors — explaining what we know about our surroundings.
Ryan said on 19 January 2011
Congrats Vivienne! One of my posts is going to be in OpenLab 2010 also! (http://blogs.agu.org/martianchronicles/2010/02/08/frickin-laser-beams-fact-vs-fiction/)
AGU blogs represent!
John Freeland said on 19 January 2011
Congratulations Vivienne!
I hope there’s a nice fat cheque headed your way.
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