Physics
Quantum quirk explains why carbon dioxide causes global warming
A phenomenon called the Fermi resonance, which affects how molecules vibrate, is responsible for a large part of carbon dioxide鈥檚 planet-warming effect
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A phenomenon called the Fermi resonance, which affects how molecules vibrate, is responsible for a large part of carbon dioxide鈥檚 planet-warming effect
As global warming accelerates, the Arctic is changing fast. Gregor Sailer captures this deep shift in his photographs of military stations and ice monitoring kit, part of his exhibition called The Polar Silk Road