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Tag Archives: South Pole
IceCube Neutrino Observatory provides new insights into origin of cosmic rays
In 1912, Austrian physicist Victor Hess was using balloons to measure radiation levels in the Earth’s atmosphere. His innovative and meticulous work required him to travel with the balloon up to altitudes of 5.3 km, monitoring the measuring equipment and … Continue reading
D’Aleo on ozone hole: “It is very likely to have been there forever”
Ozone holes in Antarctic and Arctic relate to cold rebounds from warming events By Joseph D’Aleo, Weatherbell.com The ozone hole above the Antarctic has reached its maximum extent for the year, revealing a gouge in the protective atmospheric layer that … Continue reading
Posted in CFC's, Ozone
Tagged Antarctic, Chlorofluorocarbon, Ozone depletion, South Pole
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Steig on Antarctic warming: “Rossby wave trains”
From the University of Washington, comes this upcoming paper by corresponding author Dr. Eric Steig (and co-authors)that the mechanism for warming of the Antarctic Peninsula is mostly weather pattern driven. The mechanism cited? “Rossby Wave Train” aka the circumpolar vortex … Continue reading
Posted in Antarctic, Weather
Tagged Antarctic Peninsula, antarctica, Rossby wave, South Pole
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