Sentences with phrase «atmospheric radiation»

Thus an understanding of the mechanisms distributing water vapor through the atmosphere and of water vapor's effects on atmospheric radiation and circulation is vital to estimating long - term changes in climate.

This is the main infrared database used by atmospheric radiation modellers.

Aa = 332.64 where Aa = upwards surface radiation absorbed by the atmosphere, Ed = downwards atmospheric radiation absorbed by the surface

Following the initial U.S. bombardment of Iraq in 2003, DU particles traveled 2,400 miles to Great Britain in about a week, where atmospheric radiation quadrupled.

To show me a trained chemist and atmospheric radiation professional, that he needs to refer to «magic» to calculate temperature of air in any actual working scientific endeavor such as — as mentioned — a kiln, the planet Venus, an internal combustion situation, a jet engine, in the sophisticated oceanic and freshwater habitat recreations that happen in aquarium work, in welding.

I'm wondering about what I've recently read about Chemtrails being used to «protect microcircuits from radiation», creating a «web of electrically conducting sheets» or «metallic nets of ultra-fine mesh - spacing» in the stratosphere to protect our semiconductors from atmospheric radiation (solar flares aka coronal ejections).

Walter spent the years 1937 - 41 analyzing the properties of far - infrared atmospheric radiation from first principles.

A team from Fukushima University recently mapped radiation levels at 370 spots in the prefecture and, using weather balloons, confirmed that atmospheric radiation levels have dropped to near background levels.

The tiny nation of Denmark has just three stations for monitoring atmospheric radiation.

As for «explanations», Hank, (138) I am trying to locate one of Gavin's where I think he said that «in this context», presumably atmospheric radiation, «heat and energy are equivalent».

These data are used to research atmospheric radiation balance, cloud feedback processes, and to initialize and evaluate model performance, which are critical to the understanding of global climate change.

During the 1980s and into the 1990s, news of a massive hole in the ozone layer caused worldwide panic, stoked by everything from rumors of sheep being blinded by increased atmospheric radiation to the fear of a skin cancer pandemic and even comparisons to «AIDS from the sky.»

Precisely how Hansen's fake magic gas story evolved was / is known by me and every other old atmospheric radiation engineer and atmospheric chemist who cared to know.

Shortwave and longwave forcing refer to modifications of the solar and infrared atmospheric radiation fluxes, respectively, that are caused by external changes to the climate system (Section 2.2).

The more important point is equating the kinetic energy of the atmosphere with the upward atmospheric radiation.

If not the downwelling atmospheric radiation where is all the extra energy necessary to balance coming from?

I stumbled across Steve Carson's wonderfully detailed and expository blog on atmospheric radiation and energy transfer effects this morning while googling something about Grant Petty's textbook, A First Course in Atmospheric Radiation, something I've challenged myself to make a serious... Continue reading →

The amount of radiation you might receive from exposure to your cat after they have been treated would be equivalent to the radiation received when you fly (atmospheric radiation) round trip across the country.

Hypothesis A — Because the atmospheric radiation is completely absorbed in the first few microns it will cause evaporation of the surface layer, which takes away the energy from the back radiation as latent heat into the atmosphere.

For the context of atmospheric radiation, the surface (assuming a perferct blackbody) and space can be considered isothermal regions of infinite optical depth (surface at T = Ts, space at T ~ = 0 K).

My area isn't climate or atmospheric radiation.»

Why is that relevant to atmospheric radiation?

In 1928, George Simpson published a memoir on atmospheric radiation, which assumed water vapour was the only greenhouse gas, even though, as Richardson pointed out in a comment, there was evidence that even dry air absorbed infrared radiation.