The phrase "atmospheric exploration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the study or investigation of the atmosphere of planets, moons, or other celestial bodies.
Example: "NASA's latest mission focuses on atmospheric exploration to better understand the weather patterns on Mars."
Alternatives: "atmospheric study" or "atmospheric investigation".
The Aerocene Explorer is a tethered-flight starter kit for personal solar-powered atmospheric exploration.
It's with assumptions such as this that Jean Rhys plays in her fabulously atmospheric exploration of the life of the first Mrs Rochester.
The word is a euphemism for something appropriately grisly, the results of which occasionally flash before Frannie's eyes, and ours, as this atmospheric exploration of sexual need and urban paranoia unfolds.
More interesting, though, was his "Dilating Music," an atmospheric exploration of meaty lower brass textures, complete with subtle slides and juxtapositions of muted and open timbres, expertly played by the trombone quartet Guidonian Hand.
In 2008 Kaufman made his directorial debut with the hugely ambitious Synecdoche, New York, an atmospheric exploration of mortality and art that is even more self-reflexive than Kaufman's earlier work.
The process of experimental design is described in Section 3. In Section 4, the performance of the identification system of hydrometeor types is evaluated by the assessment data collected by the experiment center of atmospheric exploration in China.
The composer Matthias Pintscher conducted the group in the Mozart and Schoenberg, and in his own "Occultation" (2010), an atmospheric, mysterious exploration of texture and mood (mostly dark), with prominent though not particularly virtuosic lines for trumpet and French horn, and variegated, often vigorous percussion.
The full range of orbital, atmospheric, and surface exploration will drive requirements on data return, energy-efficient communications, connectivity, and positioning.
Recently, optimal control problems have attracted substantial interest due to their applications in atmospheric pollution problems, exploration and extraction of oil and gas resources, and engineering.
As a result, terahertz waves offer unique functionalities for industrial quality control, medical diagnosis, atmospheric studies, space explorations, and security screening.
Multifunctional microprobes will be deployed from the balloons once over the target areas, and perform a multitude of functions, such as atmospheric profiling or surface exploration, relaying data back to the balloons or an orbiter.
