Sugar from the sea rises into the clouds – and changes the climate there
In short: Sugar from the sea reaches more than 1000 meters above sea level and reaches air layers that are responsible for the formation of clouds in the Arctic
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Directly on the fjord it was 1.6 to 10 nanograms per cubic meter. A tethered balloon collected aerosol particles at altitudes between 321 and 1112 meters.
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Directly on the fjord it was 1.6 to 10 nanograms per cubic meter.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1A tethered balloon collected aerosol particles at altitudes between 321 and 1112 meters.
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