Sentences with phrase «predicted upper atmosphere»
The predicted upper atmosphere hot spots have not been found.
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Vinyl cyanide, a compound predicted to form membranelike structures, is created in Titan's upper atmosphere, scientists report July 28 in Science Advances.
The measures don't reveal exactly how much bromine is in the upper atmosphere, where the ozone layer sits, but they can be used to predict how much of the ozone - destroying chemical will eventually make its way there.
Understanding how ocean gases are pumped into the upper atmosphere could help predict and even regulate our future world environment
«Space scientists need to understand the hiss to predict radiation in the upper atmosphere,» Bortnik says.
Based on the nitrogen, methane and carbon monoxide in Pluto's atmosphere, scientists predicted the dwarf planet's upper atmosphere would be a brisk — 173 ° Celsius.
As long predicted, the meteor's initial pinprick of light spreads into a curved bow shock as it plows into the upper atmosphere at supersonic speeds of 71 kilometers per second.
- temperature sensors on satellites report much less warming in the upper atmosphere (which the theory of global warming predicts should warm first) than is reported by temperature sensors on the ground.
``... point out that cooling trends are exactly as predicted by increasing greenhouse gas trends,... It is interesting to note that significant solar forcing would have exactly the opposite effect (it would cause warming)» (of the upper atmosphere)
For instance, back in the 1960s, simple climate models predicted that global warming caused by more carbon dioxide would lead to cooling in the upper atmosphere (because the heat is getting trapped at the surface).
The effective radiating height is simply a median point between the lower part of the atmosphere which is warmer than the S - B Law predicts and the upper part which is colder than the S - B Law predicts.
It is also worth mentioning that, in 1984, Hugh Ellsaesser predicted the upper troposphere would become dryer if the atmosphere warmed.
Knowing the different formation mechanisms will help scientists predict the amount of water vapor in the upper atmosphere, which affects the balance of warming and cooling that determines the Earth's climate change.
No hot spot in the upper tropical atmosphere, as all models predict.
There is still some ambiguity in the tropics, where most measurements show the surface warming faster than the upper troposphere, whereas the models predict faster warming of the atmosphere.