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Black carbon, a short-lived particle, is in perpetual motion across the globe
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Black carbon, a short-lived particle, is in perpetual motion across the globe
Black carbon, a short-lived particle, is in perpetual motion across the globe. The Tibetan Plateaus high levels of black carbon likely impact the regions temperature, clouds and monsoon season. Commonly known as soot, black carbon enters the air when fossil fuels and biofuels, such as coal, wood, and diesel are burned. Black carbon is found worldwide, but its presence and impact are particularly strong in Asia.ašaš
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This print by Stocktrek Images showcases the perpetual motion of black carbon, a short-lived particle that traverses the globe. With its high levels in the Tibetan Plateau, this soot-like substance is believed to have significant effects on the region's temperature, cloud formation, and monsoon season. The image portrays a striking contrast between the black background and vibrant purple hues of our planet Earth. Black carbon is released into the atmosphere when fossil fuels and biofuels such as coal, wood, and diesel are burned. While it can be found worldwide, its presence and impact are particularly pronounced in Asia. This photograph serves as a visual reminder of how interconnected our world truly is. The intricate patterns formed by black carbon particles symbolize their widespread dispersion across continents like Asia, Africa, Saudi Arabia, and even reaching far beyond to touch every corner of our planet. As we gaze upon this image captured from space with no human presence visible within it, we are reminded of humanity's responsibility to address climate change. Through scientific disciplines like climatology and planetary science, researchers study these particles' influence on global warming and weather patterns. This thought-provoking photo invites us to reflect on our collective efforts towards preserving Earth's delicate balance amidst an ever-changing climate landscape.
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