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effect of an inverted atmosphere
« on: 21/11/2012 03:20:11 »
Suppose that the earth's atmosphere, instead of being composed of air as we know it contaminated with a trace of fluorocarbon refrigerants, were instead composed of fluorocarbon refrigerants contaminated with a trace of air as we know it. What would the weather be like?
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