Sentence examples for atmosphere scientists from inspiring English sources

Beneath Titan's thick, hazy atmosphere, scientists have also discovered icy mountains and dunes made from organic "sand".

In the ocean or atmosphere, scientists rely on instantaneous data from high-frequency radar, laser detection systems, buoys and satellites.

A satellite instrument designed to improve weather forecasts has provided a wealth of data on the flow of heat-trapping carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, scientists said Tuesday.

The recent trend makes it more urgent than ever to understand the human influence on methane concentrations in the atmosphere, scientists say, so that it can be controlled to combat global warming.

Carbon dioxide emissions from air travel are one of the fastest-growing sources of the gases that scientists say are warming the planet, and they have an outsize effect because they are released high in the atmosphere, scientists say.

The hole that opens in the ozone layer over Antarctica each southern spring formed earlier and grew bigger this year than at any time since satellites have been monitoring the polar atmosphere, scientists have reported.

After decades of dumping gigantic amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmospheres, scientists are warning world leaders the chickens of pollution have come home to roost - with severe consequences for human health, agriculture, forests, water supplies, and wildlife.

In most cases, atmospheric scientists focus discussion on the interaction of sunlight with the atmosphere.

The "astounding" loss of sea ice this year is adding a huge amount of heat to the Arctic Ocean and the atmosphere, said Jennifer Francis, an atmospheric scientist at Rutgers University in New Jersey.

"Most atmospheric mercury is in elemental form, but it can be converted to an oxidized form, and this oxidized form is much more reactive, and this will deposit out of the atmosphere very quickly," said atmospheric scientist Christopher W. Moore of the Desert Research Institute in Reno, lead author of the paper.

The clouds reflect more of the sun's powerful rays and help fend off warming in the Antarctic atmosphere, the scientists write.