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Nature: Earth's Atmosphere and Beyond

Sabine Heinhorst, Gordon C. Cannon

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The column summarizes research articles from Nature that report on anthropogenic activities and natural phenomena that influence the chemical composition of Earth's atmosphere. In addition, recent initiatives towards the exploration of Mars, and surprising results from studies of Pluto's atmosphere are covered.

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The column summarizes research articles from Nature that report on anthropogenic activities and natural phenomena that influence the chemical composition of Earth's atmosphere. In addition, recent initiatives towards the exploration of Mars, and surprising results from studies of Pluto's atmosphere are covered.

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The column summarizes research articles from Nature that report on anthropogenic activities and natural phenomena that influence the chemical composition of Earth's atmosphere. In addition, recent initiatives towards the exploration of Mars, and surprising results from studies of Pluto's atmosphere are covered.

Key concepts: Atmosphere (unit), Astrobiology, Earth (classical element), Environmental science, Earth science, Engineering physics, Meteorology, Engineering

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