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New Zealand and U.S. scientists are studying Antarctic heat loss using satellites and ground sensors to improve climate models.
New Zealand and U.S. scientists are conducting a first-of-its-kind climate study in Antarctica, using a ground-based infrared spectrometer at Scott Base and data from NASA’s PREFIRE satellites to measure far-infrared radiation—key to understanding heat loss from Earth’s surface and the greenhouse effect.
The 12-month project, part of the international SHIRE initiative, aims to improve climate models by analyzing how rising water vapor and warming oceans affect Antarctic ice stability and sea level rise.
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Científicos de Nueva Zelanda y Estados Unidos están estudiando las pérdidas de calor en la Antártida usando satélites y sensores terrestres para mejorar los modelos climáticos.