The phrase "atmosphere obscure" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a poetic or artistic context to describe a setting or mood that is unclear or difficult to perceive.
Example: "The atmosphere obscure in the dimly lit room added to the sense of mystery surrounding the event."
Alternatives: "murky atmosphere" or "hazy environment".
Its very thick atmosphere obscures its hot surface from direct observation at visual wavelengths.
Earth's atmosphere obscures ground-based astronomers' view of celestial objects by absorbing or distorting light rays from them.
It had been raining earlier that afternoon, and thick, heavy clouds now hung low in the atmosphere, obscuring the moon and almost all of the stars.
But water vapor in the atmosphere obscures the microwaves, and so astronomers have had to be satisfied with glimpses from mountaintops or high-flying balloons.
In the 1990s, the Magellan mission radar-mapped the mysterious surface of Venus whose thick atmosphere obscured our view from Earth.
Influenced by the way he envisioned VHS tapes to deteriorate over generations, Burril's work creates a hazy pixelated atmosphere with obscure digital scenes, strangely relating to one's memory.
Working above Earth's atmosphere, which obscures images and absorbs important parts of the light spectrum useful in understanding faraway objects, the $2 billion observatory has given astronomers an unprecedented view of the heavens.
Particularistic hiring and patriarchal leadership create an atmosphere that obscures exploitation, changes workers' perceptions about distributive justice and fair treatment, and transforms a formal contractual relation into a premodern, feudalist dependency with certain obligations and entitlements, eventually inducing commitment and compliance from employees (Chen 2011; Tong 2005).
A forest of ironwork, brasses and decorative glassware suspended from the ceiling made the atmosphere even more obscure and mysterious.
They say that large and garish awnings create an atmosphere of chaos, obscure the distinctive architecture of many blocks, and fuel a frenzied competition among storekeepers to outdo their neighbors with even bigger and busier signs.
