... or other asteroids than from the Earth. In some places where hydrocarbon will fall, gas deposits, such as CO, CO2 and H2O will also appear along with metals. These deposits can be used in later stages as rocket...
... measure total atmospheric column concentrations of methane, the second most potent man-made greenhouse gas (after CO2). Understanding the processes affecting its lifetime and distribution in the atmosphere will improve our knowledge of its...
... agenda topic today and we have a worldwide grouping of nations seeking to limit the impact of climate change via CO2 emission controls – all monitored from space, of course. Section cropped from a panorama known as Plus Z and taken...
... makes manifest the forces and entities that float in the air, and their interactions with us: from CO2 to cosmic dust, from radio infrastructures to reimagined corridors of mobility. Thus, the invisible histories that compose the...
... garden’, known as the Advanced Plant Habitat (APH). With 180 sensors monitoring temperature, humidity, light levels, CO2 levels and other parameters critical to bioscience research, APH is a prime example of continuous innovation in use on the space...
..., we must also contemplate how to reduce the effect of an already altered atmosphere. One way is to capture carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and replace them in the ground, a process which naturally occurs over millennia and might technologically...