Earth Science

Cloud Seeding an Overview

Cloud seeding is based on the principle of Tor Bergeron called the Bergeron Process. Bergeron is a famous meteorologist who discovered this ingenious method through two specific properties of water; first – that water in the atmosphere does not solidify…
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Ice Caps Melting

Greenland’s glaciers are melting for a simple reason. Global warming is occurring. Even with much controversy surrounding the subject it is very evident that the effects of the warming is taking place. Melting of ice caps was part of Al…
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The Storm Builds

It may be something that every child does at one time or another. They lie on the ground, look up and watch the clouds float by. Then comes the question that most parents dread, “How did that cloud get there?”…
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Here comes El Nino

El Nino is that distracting weather pattern that throws a curve into all your well laid plans. It occurs when there is an above average Pacific Ocean sea surface temperature and conditions in the atmosphere that change where the storms…
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Environmental Consequences Drought

‘Drought’ refers to an extended period of months or years when a region experiences a deficiency in its water supply generally because of a consistently below average precipitation (rainfall) rate. Droughts are considered billion dollar weather events and are amongst…
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Air and its Components

Most planets and some large moons have sufficient mass to generate a gravitational field capable of wrapping them in a cloud of gas we call their atmosphere. The composition of an atmosphere can vary, not only depending on the interstellar…
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