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Title: In Science Journals.
Authors: Smith, Jesse, Stajic, Jelena, Maroso, Mattia, Osborne, Ian S., Vignieri, Sacha, Lopez, Bianca, Scanlon, Seth Thomas, Foley, John, Kelly, Priscilla N., Hurtley, Stella M., Ray, L. Bryan, Szuromi, Phil, Yeston, Jake S., Willerth, Stephanie M., Malo, Courtney
Source: Science. 7/31/2025, Vol. 389 Issue 6759, p471-473. 3p.
Subjects: Ice formation & growth, Dust, Atmospheric models, Meteorological precipitation, Weather forecasting
Abstract: The article discusses research by Villanueva et al., reported in the Science issue on p. 521 (2025), on the influence of dust particles on cloud composition and their effect on climate and precipitation patterns. Topics include cloud microphysics, the role of atmospheric dust in ice formation, and implications for weather forecasting and climate modeling.
Database: Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection
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Abstract:The article discusses research by Villanueva et al., reported in the Science issue on p. 521 (2025), on the influence of dust particles on cloud composition and their effect on climate and precipitation patterns. Topics include cloud microphysics, the role of atmospheric dust in ice formation, and implications for weather forecasting and climate modeling.
ISSN:00368075
DOI:10.1126/science.aeb0036