similar to the KeyFit, two RideRight
bubble levels accurately indicate correct seat angle in each rear - facing and forward - facing modes.
Not exact matches
However, air
bubbles trapped in ice don't preserve argon
levels accurately.
Also, given the atmospheric CO2 measurements at South Pole range between 246.59ppm - 521.48 ppm I don't see how the trapped CO2 in the ice - core
bubbles could
accurately represent the back - ground
level.
For example, ice cores taken in various locations around the world (Greenland and Antarctica, for example) are excellent proxies; gas
bubbles containing CO2 trapped in ancient ice can be measured, and the age can be determined very
accurately (by counting the seasonal ice layers, or measuring the isotope
levels of oxygen).