Not exact matches
The same fractionation
process that could turn a solar sample of xenon into a modern - day
atmospheric sample of xenon would leave a deficit in light isotopes of krypton,
compared with what is found in Earth's present atmosphere.
When
comparing the behavior of these disk's host stars to the Sun, it appears as though these A / B stars exhibit similar
atmospheric processes, which are commonly assumed not to occur in massive stars.
Discussions of isotope ratios and uptake and emission of CO2 by all the various and sundry physical and biological
processes are distractions to the simplest and most compelling line of evidence that the increase in
atmospheric CO2 concentrations is primarily anthropogenic — to wit,
comparing the expected concentration increase based on anthropogenic emission rates with the actual increase over a given period of time.