would be deployed in the tropics and so would require specially designed aircraft capable of flying at altitudes of 20km or more to inject the particles. For the new study, published in the ...

While scientists cannot detect these particles directly, they can infer them from the high energy cones or “jets” that form as a consequence of them flying apart at high speeds. From these studies, ...

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Dr. Kevin Foster, the director of the Arizona Burn Center in Phoenix, said flying particles and debris from the explosion inflicted traumatic injuries. “In addition to the thermal injury that ...

That's because the LHC's detectors take some 40 million snapshots of flying particles every second. That's too much raw data to hang on to everything and most of it isn't very interesting.

Their laser caught a cloud, or plume, of particles flying into the air — then lingering there. “People just started laughing. They were like, ‘Oh, my God, you've got to be kidding me.

Starting this week in the Philippines, the US agency's DC-8 is flying for up to eight hours at a time -- sometimes just 15 metres (50 feet) from the ground -- to swoop up air particles for study.

Jay Owens: The definition I'm using in the book is tiny flying particles, as a means of trying to find the definition that actually works across domains. The atmospheric sciences talk about ...

Scientists had long theorized that CMEs might interact with interplanetary dust, which is made of particles from asteroids, comets, and more, and carry it outward. The theory was first proposed in ...

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This high-altitude slideshow is displaying real-time images of cloud particles being sampled by a device out on the plane's wing — and some of the ice crystals looked like perfect little snowflakes.

Their eerie green videos show just fast and far these particles are likely flying in public bathrooms—which typically have lid-less toilets—around the world, possibly putting bathroom-goers at ...