Sentences with phrase «all over the equator»

INDOEX planes that flew through the cloud and south over the equator were thus able to sample both the aerosols and a cleaner sky to serve as a reference.

The figure below shows the local time that each different satellite flies over the equator and how they have changed over the lifetime of the satellite.

It tends to pass over the equator sometime roughly near the spring and fall, ideally, and would be maybe expected to spend equal amounts of time in northern and southern hemispheres.

It's a long ways out, but the winds right now at the upper layers (25 to 45 km up) in the Stratosphere over the equator have been anomalously westerly for an extended period:

If you think these are rational rebuttals, then prove the Sun is a laser and / or that there is a huge magnifying glass over the equator intensely heating land and water to give us our great equator to poles winds and dramatic weather systems.

Had the AGW hypothesis been subject to the proper scientific method, the failure to substantiate this fundamental premise (of increased warming in the troposphere over the Equator) would have rendered the man - made global warming theory invalid.

The same for CO2 transport over the equator, because the ITCZ reduces the exchange of air (and aerosols and CO2, CH4,...) between the NH and SH to some 10 %.

My reading of what has been written is that without assistance from additional water as evidenced by a hot spot over the equator, the answer is no.

So, at a first glance, one might argue that higher temps over the equator would produce higher temp differentials and hence stronger winds.

The sun is directly overhead of the Tropic of Cancer as the trend starts, the sun then moves over the equator as the trend is accelerating the most and then the Sun is overhead of the Tropic of Capricorn as the Nino peaks and declines.

I hypothesise a wholus - bolus shift in the atmosphere, thinning it over the winter Pole and thickening it over the Equator.

My comment: So, I would expect more muons to be detected at high latitudes during a SSW and, due to the cooling of the stratosphere (increasing density) over the equator less muons to be detected at the surface near the equator.

Over the equator itself, there is a belt of unstable air with little wind; these are the so - called doldrums where sailships could get caught up in windless air for long periods at a time.

If one compares temperature in the stratosphere at 10hPa at the poles and over the equator the thing that sticks out is the dramatic increase in temperature at 10hPa over Antarctica around 1978.

Consequently we have a persistent cooling in the mid to lower stratosphere over the equator where there is plenty of light.

The temperature in the stratosphere over the Equator fell at exactly the same time and the anomaly manifests in the same way.

erlhapp (16:37:13): I hypothesise a wholus - bolus shift in the atmosphere, thinning it over the winter Pole and thickening it over the Equator.

We also see the temperature fall in the stratosphere over the Equator at exactly the same time.

However, the strong fall in temperature throughout the stratosphere over the Equator that accompanies these winter events over the poles points to a solar influence.

My suggestion: Atmospheric redistribution favoring enhanced atmospheric depth over the equator and thinning between 30 - 60 latitude.

I had often wondered about the band of contra - rotating vortices one sees develop over the equator in the SST anomaly plots, as in the animation you link to (particularly well - developed in the 12/29-31 / 2008 frames).

If the same processes that leads to the observed increase in northern blocking in the Atlantic, over winter through low solar, migrates north as the sun crosses over the equator then we may have a pattern of solar forcings for melt seasons?

If we depleted the atmosphere over Earth from todays 1013 hPa to 500 hPa we would have an average temperature over Equator at the surface as it is today at 18.000 feet, that is below freezing!

Possibly related to tropical convection processes, turbulence over the equator etc..

Figure 1: When the Sun is less active there is more ozone at the poles but less over the equator.

Figure 2: When the Sun is more active there is less ozone at the poles but more over the equator.

The water vapor in the cooling air mass condenses and rains, and rains and rains all over the equator in the Tropical zones.

Gates said, «But one of the most interesting things I've been watching is the wind anomaly in stratosphere over the equator:»

«A NOAA polar orbiter is nominally «sun synchronous,» meaning whenever it observes a particular spot on the earth at nadir, the local time on the earth is constant from year to year, usually being referenced to the crossing time over the equator [i.e., local equatorial crossing time (LECT)-RSB-.

It would be warmer than that over the equator, and colder... much colder, over the arctic.

The vernal equinox occurs as the sun passes over the equator from Earth's perspective and the Northern Hemisphere begins to tilt toward the sun, leading to longer days in the north and shorter days in the south.

Not exact matches

The Earth's circu.mference is ~ 25000 miles and rotates in ~ 24 hours, which means that at the equator everything is actually moving eastward at over 1000 miles / hour.

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The Madden - Julian Oscillation is a cluster of rainstorms that moves east along the Equator over 30 to 60 days.

The researchers also cite previous research showing that over the past 30 years, the location where tropical cyclones reach their maximum intensity has shifted away from the equator and toward the poles.

They begin closer to the sun's poles, about 55 ° N and 55 ° S. Over time, the bands move toward the equator, possibly by pulling on each other with tremendous magnetic force.

And because these planets would be directly over the star's chilled equator twice in each orbit, it would go through two summers and two winters each year.

For 20 months, Juno will repeatedly skim the cloud tops, looping over the poles on orbits that are almost perpendicular to Jupiter's equator.

Generalizing the standard model of flocking motion to the curved surface of a sphere rather than the usual linear plane or flat three - dimensional space, Bowick's team found that instead of spreading out uniformly over the whole sphere, arrowlike agents spontaneously order into circular bands centered on the equator.

Three spots around the sphere's equator mark where two of the particles would collide, and a line drawn over the ball, which must avoid those spots, maps how near the objects get to each other.

If its orbit is angled, it would be directly over the star's chilled equator twice in each orbit, and would have two summers and two winters a year.

Over time they build a more detailed magnetic map by learning to recognise variations in the strength and direction of the field lines, which are angled more steeply towards the poles and flatter at the magnetic equator.

Not until last July didCassini fly over and scan Titan's arctic region — a place especiallyintriguing to scientists because it is colder than the equator andtherefore is a region where methane is more likely to condense and raindown to the ground.

The Gulf Stream, an ocean current that brings warm water from the equator toward the North Atlantic, has been credited with this observed variation in temperature for over a century.

A satellite can remain stationary only over the body's equator.

Much like shifting sand, magnetic fields slide slightly over time, and their strength also increases as one moves away from the equator, akin to latitude.

The lower edge of the stratosphere, bounded by the tropopause, varies in altitude from about 18 kilometres at the equator to between 6 and 8 kilometres over the poles.

Orion's belt, straddling the equator like some celestial bridge, is visible the world over.

Somewhere near the equator lies Kiribati, a nation that sprawls over 33 islands.

These usually form over tropical areas around the equator where the water is warm.