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| Because the individual droplets are smaller, clouds tainted with industrial aerosols tend to scatter radiation back into space more effectively than pristine clouds do. In addition, it should scatter radiation similarly as the original body part would. That, in turn, will help researchers model how cirrus clouds scatter radiation and thereby affect temperature and other atmospheric conditions. |
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