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Temple Researcher Attempting To Create Cyclic Ozone
February 5, 2005 — With nearly twice the energy of normal, bent-shaped ozone (O3), cyclic ozone could hold the key component for a future manned-mission to Mars. No one has ever seen-let alone made-cyclic ozone. But ... > full story -
International Science Team Measures Arctic's Atmosphere
January 28, 2005 — An international team of scientists embarked this week on a journey to improve modeling of global-scale air quality and climate change predictions by conducting high quality measurements of the ... > full story -
Scientists Studying Wintry Ice In Summer Clouds
January 28, 2005 — Even on the hottest summer day the temperature inside some clouds remains icy and winter-like, producing temperature readings as cold as negative 70 degrees Celsius (negative 94 degrees Fahrenheit). ... > full story -
NASA's Aura Satellite Sheds New Light On Air Quality And Ozone Hole
December 17, 2004 — NASA scientists announced the agency's Aura spacecraft is providing the first daily, direct global measurements of low-level ozone and many other pollutants affecting air ... > full story -
Giant Atmospheric Brown Cloud Has Intercontinental Reach
December 17, 2004 — NASA scientists announced a giant, smoggy atmospheric brown cloud, which forms over South Asia and the Indian Ocean, has intercontinental reach. The brown cloud is a moving, persistent air mass ... > full story -
Columbia Team Shows How Stratospheric Conditions Affect Weather
December 8, 2004 — Three members of Columbia’s Department of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics have used a simple climate model to demonstrate how the weather systems and storms we experience may be ... > full story -
Trace Gases Are Key To Halting Global Warming
November 22, 2004 — Researchers suggest that reductions of trace gases may allow stabilization of climate so that additional global warming would be less than 1° C, a level needed to maintain global coastlines. ... > full story -
Ground-Level Ozone Linked To Increased Mortality
November 16, 2004 — Changes in ground-level ozone were significantly associated with an increase in deaths in many U.S. cities, according to a nationwide study conducted by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg ... > full story -
Study Shows Potential For Antarctic Climate Change
October 7, 2004 — While Antarctica has mostly cooled over the last 30 years, the trend is likely to rapidly reverse, according to a computer model study by NASA researchers. The study indicates the South Polar Region ... > full story -
Protecting Our Planet's Ozone Layer
October 5, 2004 — Monitoring our planet's atmosphere has become an international priority. The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) is using instruments on several satellites to follow the evolution ... > full story
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