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23/05/2013 00:14:10

Author Topic: How can we sample our atmosphere?  (Read 1044 times)

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How do we study the atmosphere?  We have a vast array of tools and chemical tricks that we can rely on, but the atmosphere is a very dynamic thing.  So sampling the air in just one place can only tell us so much.  Now, an international consortium of scientists and organisations including the MET office, the Natural Environment Research Council, have taken to the skies in a modified BAe-146 airliner to explore what happens to atmospheric chemistry once the Sun goes down...
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