New insights into the behavior of aerosols from cooking emissions and sea spray reveal that particles ... how long the particles remain in the atmosphere. Research led by the University of ...

and originate from sea spray, mineral dust, and volcanoes. These coarse aerosols have short atmospheric lifetimes, typically only a few days. Combustion processes, biomass burning, and plant ...

An international study led by the University of Eastern Finland and the Finnish Meteorological Institute has demonstrated ...

Well-understood physical and chemical processes can easily explain the alleged evidence of a secret, large-scale atmospheric spraying program, commonly referred to as 'chemtrails' or 'covert ...

measure polarized light that has reflected off clouds and tiny particles in the atmosphere. These particles, known as aerosols, can range from dust to smoke to sea spray and more. The two ...

Atmospheric organic aerosols influence climate by absorbing and scattering sunlight, particularly within the near-ultraviolet to visible range. Due to their complex composition and continuous ...

Aerosol particles play important roles in radiation transport within the atmosphere, as toxic substances, as cloud condensation nuclei, and as vehicles for long range transport of various substances.

They are pervasive in our atmosphere and their sources include anthropogenic emissions from burning of fossil fuels, and natural sources from sea spray, desert dust, and biomass burning sources such ...

temperature-controlled smog chamber for studying sea spray aerosols. Two viewing rooms alongside the channel allow direct observation by researchers and spectators. SOARS research will focus on the ...