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Nasa aircraft chase giant fire clouds over Utah that rise into Earth's atmosphere

Times of India - Science ·
Nasa aircraft chase giant fire clouds over Utah that rise into Earth's atmosphere

NASA's aerial teams are conducting studies on distinctive pyrocumulonimbus clouds formed by wildfires in Utah.

These impressive smoke formations elevate particles high into the atmosphere, with scientific teams collecting samples from around twelve kilometers above ground.

This research sheds light on the interaction between fires and weather patterns, enhancing our understanding of smoke's extended influence on global atmospheric conditions.

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