The phrase "atmosphere search" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific research, environmental studies, or technology where one is looking for information or data related to the atmosphere.
Example: "The team conducted an atmosphere search to gather data on air quality and pollution levels in the region."
Alternatives: "environmental scan" or "aerial survey".
The New Horizons suite of instruments which includes cameras, spectrometers, and plasma and dust detectors, will map the geology of Pluto and Charon, their surface compositions and temperatures, examine Pluto's atmosphere, search for an atmosphere around Charon, study Pluto's smaller satellites, and look for rings and additional satellites.
The daughter of a brother of the poet Matthew Arnold, she grew up in an atmosphere of religious searching.
In its six-month life, the mission will study the atmosphere of Mars and search for methane gas while asking that eternal question that has dogged humanity: "Are we alone in the universe?" Within hours of its arrival in the orbit, the spacecraft is expected to relay the first images taken by an Indian eye of the Red Planet and help decipher why and how Mars lost its liquid water.
Less successful are the atmosphere-shattering, bright white search lights that periodically reach from the back of the stage to reveal every stained crevice.
The primary objective of the IUGONET project was to build a metadata database (MDDB) for ground-based observations of the upper atmosphere, which could be searched by a dedicated analysis software for relevant observed data (Hayashi et al. 2013).
In the first phase that launched in March, Schiaparelli shared a ride with the Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), which will search the martian atmosphere for methane and other gases that could signal life.
MRO is using its onboard scientific equipment to study the Martian climate, weather, atmosphere, and geology, and to search for signs of liquid water in the polar caps and underground.
The MRO was launched on August 12 , 2005 and carried instruments for studying the atmosphere of Mars and for searching for signs of water on the planet.
Eddington is a step toward a 2015 mission that would study the atmospheres of extrasolar planets and search for life.
Eddington is a step toward a proposed mission called Darwin, pegged for 2015, that would study the atmospheres of extrasolar planets and search for life.
And later that same year, when the James Webb Space Telescope is launched, astronomers will be able to study the atmospheres of habitable exoplanets and search for chemical signatures that indicate that life may be living on the surface.
