Beyond blue-sky thinking: Diurnal patterns and ephemeral meteorological phenomena impact appraisals of beauty, awe, and value in urban and natural landscapes

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Holidaying in Ebeltoft, Denmark after #icep2023. The changing view of the sea makes me think of Alex Smalley’s & Mat White’s study on ephemeral phenomena in urban and natural environments 🌄🌇 https://t.co/1NQpo5DNy8 https://t.co/kR0MZQ4PUo

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RT @SabinePahl: New fascinating study by Alex Smalley and Mathew White on ephemeral phenomena in nature (sunrises, sunsets, storms...), pre…

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RT @SabinePahl: New fascinating study by Alex Smalley and Mathew White on ephemeral phenomena in nature (sunrises, sunsets, storms...), pre…

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RT @SabinePahl: New fascinating study by Alex Smalley and Mathew White on ephemeral phenomena in nature (sunrises, sunsets, storms...), pre…

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