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Visible satellite imagery, atmospheric anomaly (descending air) in cumulus fields?

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modified May 12 at 23:32

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Direct and Diffused component of shortwave radiation in ERA5 data

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193

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How to measure voltage differential across different altitudes

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Deditos

3,133

answered Apr 25 at 12:14

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Oscar Lanzi

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modified Mar 12 at 20:36

1 vote

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If there was no ozone layer, would the temperature decrease all the way from sea level to the mesopause?

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101

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Why are red auroras rare? Why do oxygen atoms (not oxygen molecules) cause auroras while molecular nitrogen cause auroras instead of atomic nitrogen?

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Oscar Lanzi

2,363

modified Mar 7 at 11:25

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Is it natural for clouds to flow near the surface?

atmosphere clouds

CommunityBot

1

modified Mar 3 at 11:04

2 votes

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radar data for buoyancy measurements of cyclones

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secondrate

121

asked Mar 2 at 22:55

3 votes

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But what exactly is "black carbon" in the context of snow-melting particulates reaching Antarctica?

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Where does water vapor go/what does the sun do?

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