Sentence examples for stratosphere that from inspiring English sources

The eruption resulted in sulfate particles in the stratosphere that reflected the sun's rays back to space, and as a consequence the earth briefly cooled.

"I knew we were poised if the economics worked out, but I thought there would probably be a team or two that would make him their sole acquisition and be in the stratosphere that wasn't best for our football team".

I also learned about all the technical and medical issues involved in a jump from the stratosphere: that was essential to earn the respect of the scientists and doctors on the team and collaborate with them.

Recently, though, passenger trips to space being floated by Richard Branson and the space-dive carried out by Felix Baumgartner – a swoop through the stratosphere that was also immortalised through a TV documentary – has revived interest.

His more debatable conclusions – for instance that all-out global thermonuclear war would trigger an enormous cloud of smoke and dust in the stratosphere that would blot out the sun and spell darkness and cold and mass starvation for the supposed victors – had significant impact.

They're believed to be warming the stratosphere; that discourages chemical ozone destruction by inhibiting the formation of icy cloud particles that help these chemical reactions along.

Planets like Jupiter and Saturn also have stratospheres that convert UV with hydrocarbons instead of ozone.

Adding a million metric tons a year of smaller sulfate aerosols to the stratosphere reduced that increase to 1°C and forestalled some predicted effects on precipitation, including more rain in the Southern Ocean and along the equator.

It might be a convoluted convoluted way to blast a video into the viral stratosphere, but that's not the point.

When he visited the United States for a lecture tour, Auguste Piccard was already a Belgian national celebrity for his 1931 and 1932 stratosphere flights that set off what a United Press correspondent called a "race for supremacy in the stratosphere", and he became a celebrity in America.

As usual, the broad-based NYSE is keeping us from being gung-ho bullish as it's still 500 points below it's Must Hold line and the Dow and Russell are barely over theirs but the S&P and the Nasdaq are up in the stratosphere and that's why we key on them for shorts at the moment.