gaseous nebula

Gaseous nebulae

Gaseous Nebulae

Gaseous Nebula

It strips that gas cloud apart.

Today's weather is sunny with occasional clouds.

It is partly cloudy today.

Clouds such as this have been identified previously with the progenitors of current galaxies.

L'll get some fresh air before dark. See you later, Renee.

The satellite data serve to improve weather forecasting on an operational basis, and are used in the International Satellite Cloud Climatology Project (ISCCP) and the Global Precipitation Climatology Project (GPCP) of WMO.

It is also used in the measurement of cloud cover, aerosols, vegetation, atmospheric water vapour and liquid water content.

Studies of aerosol and polar stratospheric cloud microphysics, and of cirrus in the tropical transition layer.

GMS observes cloud coverage and temperatures of sea surface and cloud top, and collects meteorological data from aircraft, buoys and meteorological observation stations in remote areas.

When you get lots of mist, low cloud, the wind starts blowing the snow up.

Support studies on the atmospheric effects of climate change (e.g., cloud cover, aerosol abundance, albedo, temperature) on ground level UV radiation.

It's a condensable in the atmosphere, and so recognizing this circumstance brought to the fore a whole world of bizarre possibilities. You can have methane clouds, OK, and above those clouds, you have this hundreds of kilometers of haze, which prevent any sunlight from getting to the surface.

It pulls much stronger on one side than the other and the cloud is stripped apart.

Father, is it indeed God's voice thou hast heard?

Will changes in cloud cover and characteristics and in atmospheric aerosols amplify or moderate the rate of climate change?

Well how many cloudless skies do you think there were above Central Europe between 1940 and 1945?

The International Satellite Cloud Climatology Project is producing long term climatological records of global cloud amount and properties, as well as radiation flux data from the international array of geostationary meteorological satellites and operational polar orbiting satellites.

GMS observes cloud images and temperatures of sea surface and cloud top, and collects meteorological data from aircraft, buoys and meteorological observation stations in remote areas.

It also distributes by facsimile the cloud image charts thus obtained.

The cloud pictures are mainly used for aviation forecasting, and there is a weather radar.

Pursues research in satellite meteorology, air quality, stratospheric and tropospheric ozone, energy budget, cloud analysis and motion patterns of air masses.

Various atmospheric effects of climate change (e.g., cloud cover, aerosol abundance, albedo, temperature) on ground level UV may actually be larger than ozone induced effects.

Meteorological satellites provided images of cloud location and motion from which information to generate extreme weather warnings could be derived.

Terms such as lethargy , paralysis and overcast atmosphere have been used to describe the current situation.

During the 1980s, emphasis was placed on the development of a geostationary meteorological satellite, the FY 2.

This geostationary satellite is able to capture visible light images of clouds, 24 hour infrared images of clouds and pictures of vapour distribution, in addition to being capable of broadcasting climate pictures.

It experiences a large number of cloudless nights, a dark sky, excellent atmospheric transparency and low humidity.

Don't get too cocksure.

Gumo for clouds in the sky.

The Satellite data are useful to weather forecasting on an operational basis, and are used in the International Satellite Cloud Climatology Project (ISCCP) and the Global Precipitation Climatology Project (GPCP) of WMO.

A gas plume that is warmer than the surrounding air will passively emit light characteristic of its chemical constituents.

I then compare my information to the things I find on the Internet satellite images, weather data from weather stations as well as offshore buoys.

The first Chinese polar meteorological satellite, FY 1A, was successfully launched in September 1988.

Continuous rainfall and severe thunderstorms have dominated Yunnan in the first ten days of August.

So, no walls, no roof, no purpose just a mass of atomized water, a big cloud.

(a) The scientific plan for WCRP gives high priority to understanding the effects of cloudiness on the radiation and energy budget.

These receive images from meteorological satellites, particularly to obtain information on the cloud cover, monitor pollution, register solar radiation and collect climatic, meteorological and rainfall information.

PCRS has participated with the Directorate General for Meteorology and the Ministry of Agriculture in the implementation of several projects involving the seeding of clouds and the improvement of rainfall levels in the Syrian Arab Republic.

Cloud cover photographs and other meteorological data from ESA, United States and Russian weather satellites are received regularly by the High Resolution Picture Transmission (HRPT) and Automatic Picture Transmission (APT) stations of the Swedish Weather Services and are used in weather forecasting.

Microwaves are able to penetrate cloud cover and allow the monitoring of land use and coastal areas on a weather independent basis.

Cloud cover was studied to determine its role in the radiation balance and its effect on climatic change.