Atmosphere News

Posted October 13, 2011:

• Cloud Formation: Insoluble Dust Particles Can Form Cloud Droplets That Affect Global and Regional Climate

Posted October 12, 2011:

• Bacterial Communication Could Affect Earth's Climate, Researchers Discover
• 'Snowball Earth' Hypothesis Challenged

Posted October 11, 2011:

• Ammonia Air Pollution from Cars and Trucks Worse in Winter

Posted October 7, 2011:

• Early Detection of Plant Disease

Posted October 3, 2011:

• Unprecedented Arctic Ozone Loss Last Winter
• NASA Selects Science Investigations for Concept Studies

Posted September 26, 2011:

• Strong Solar Storm Reaching Earth
• Salty Water and Gas Sucked Into Earth's Interior Helps Unravel Planetary Evolution
• Plant 'Body Clock' Observed in Tropical Rainforest; Research to Aid Ozone Pollution Predictions

Posted September 23, 2011:

• Solar Activity Can Affect Re-Entry of UARS Satellite
• Dust Makes Light Work of Vehicle Emissions

Posted September 20, 2011:

• Study on Emissions from BP/Deepwater Horizon Controlled Burns Completed

Posted September 16, 2011:

• International Innovation Needed for Efficient Nitrogen Management

Posted September 14, 2011:

• New Technology for Recovering Valuable Minerals from Waste Rock

Posted September 9, 2011:

• Microbes Travel Through the Air: But How, and Where?

Posted September 8, 2011:

• Switching from Coal to Natural Gas Would Do Little for Global Climate, Study Indicates

Posted September 7, 2011:

• Space Instrument Observes New Characteristics of Solar Flares; Findings May Lead to Improved Space Weather Forecasting
• First Global Portrait of Greenhouse Gases Emerges from Pole-to-Pole Flights
• CERES Continues Legacy of Cloud Study on NPP

Posted August 31, 2011:

• NASA Satellite Observes Unusually Hot July in the U.S. Great Plains
• Extreme 2010 Russian Fires and Pakistan Floods Linked Meteorologically, Study Suggests

Posted August 29, 2011:

• Mysteries of Ozone Depletion Continue 25 Years After the Discovery of the Antarctic Ozone Hole
• Monitoring Ground-Level Ozone from Space

Posted August 28, 2011:

• NASA Satellite Shows a Mean Irene's Fury

Posted August 25, 2011:

• Experiment Provides Unprecedented Insight Into Cloud Formation

Posted August 22, 2011:

• Southern South American Wildfires Expected to Increase
• Breeding Ozone-Tolerant Crops

Posted August 18, 2011:

• New Images Reveal Structures of the Solar Wind as It Travels Toward and Impacts Earth

Posted August 17, 2011:

• Polar Ice Caps Can Recover from Warmer Climate-Induced Melting, Study Shows

Posted August 15, 2011:

• Measurements Reveal Extent of Leakage from Japan's Damaged Fukushima Reactor

Posted August 9, 2011:

• Solar Flares: What Does It Take to Be X-Class? Sun Emits an X-Class Flare on August 9, 2011

Posted August 3, 2011:

• Simulated Atmosphere Research to Help NASA Interpret Data from Juno Mission to Jupiter
• Scientists Find Way to Identify Synthetic Biofuels in Atmosphere

Posted August 2, 2011:

• A Hot Topic: Radioactive Decay Is Key Ingredient Behind Earth's Heat, Research Shows

Posted August 1, 2011:

• Aerosols Affect Climate More Than Satellite Estimates Predict

Posted July 27, 2011:

• Wave Power Can Drive Sun's Intense Heat

Posted July 26, 2011:

• Reforestation's Cooling Influence Is a Result of Farmers' Past Choices

Posted July 14, 2011:

• Tsunami Airglow Signature Could Lead to Early Detection System

Posted July 13, 2011:

• Twin ARTEMIS Probes to Study Moon in 3-D

Posted July 10, 2011:

• Climate Change Reducing Ocean's Carbon Dioxide Uptake, New Analysis Shows

Posted July 7, 2011:

• Fire to Become Increasingly Important Driver of Atmospheric Change in Warming World
• Fewer Rain Storms Across Southern Australia With Global Warming

Posted July 5, 2011:

• How Hot Did Earth Get in the Past? Team of Scientists Uncovers New Information

Posted July 3, 2011:

• Warming Ocean Layers Will Undermine Polar Ice Sheets, Climate Models Show

Posted July 1, 2011:

• Big Hole Filled in Cloud Research

Posted June 30, 2011:

• Takeoffs and Landings Cause More Precipitation Near Airports, Researchers Find
• Aircraft Influence the Local Weather, New Study Shows; Inadvertent Cloud Seeding Can Increase Precipitation Around Major Airports

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