If you thought there was nothing to do in the garden in November, think again. Now you can use nature’s magic tricks that almost no one knows!
Leon Beurer
Editor, Bachelor of Science - 19 articlesLeon Beurer is an enthusiastic math freak, which then encouraged him to study Mathematics at the University of Cologne. The course made him a lot of friends. He has always had a lot of interest in physics, too, and he is particularly fond of the physics of the atmosphere.
He has also repeatedly attended lectures in the area of meteorology and trained in the field of meteorology. He has a lot of fun when observing and examining weather conditions. Statistical evaluations of meteorological time series are also part of his hobby, and in doing, so he primarily studies the phenomenon of climate change. After his bachelor's degree, he is now busy with his master's degree and is also writing exciting scientific texts for the daswetter.com portal.
On a stay abroad in South Africa he was able to gain further life experience. His home is Rostock.
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