Atmosphere

So I disagree with you, but I do agree with your food take with that.

I think... germany probably has better food in the stadium because some of these prem matches like it's been some i've eaten i try it all i like to try it but like i ate a meat pie with this like green nasty sauce on it and it was really gross like that there's some food there that like the uk is not known for food let's just put that out there that's that's the one thing that i'd say that Atmospheres, though, I feel like are pretty good, though.

Yeah, I was about to ask you.

I feel like atmospheres are up there.

I was somewhere up the front.

Atmospheric started to change when we started to enter into the engagement area or to the ambush area that unbeknownst to us that we were walking into.

there

were ANA that were holding their position and saying, look, I'm not going to walk any further.

Uh, there are quite a few meteorologists that work in federal agencies like the National Weather Service or NASA or NOAA.

So NOAA is not a guy or a biblical rising oceans flood reference, but it just stands for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Air and sea.

EPA, state agencies have meteorologists, and then a lot of private companies are now developing interest in weather, whether it be IBM or formerly, uh, before that, Panasonic, and even smaller companies as well.

You know what's interesting? Remember I said that Trump cut off all data sharing for the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program as well, too.

Then NOAA, the Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration, they ended all data services, including tracking extreme weather disasters as well.

Anything that can track.

Anything that has eyes in the sky, they're they're putting gag orders on them all, all of them to not share with the academic community.

You're waking her up, going to the bathroom.

Gloss, you saw Atmosphere last night, huh?

Yes, I went to the 311.

Wasn't that the

Slightly Stupid.

They're, I believe, out of San Diego.

This was Dirty Heads, which I'm not familiar with, 311, Rome, who's pretty good, and Atmosphere.

I miss 311.

The beautiful thing about sunsets is that it just means whatever it needs to mean to that person at that moment.

But why does the sky turn orange and red? Why do clouds make a sunset so much more spectacular? And what exactly is happening when, if you're lucky enough, you see that elusive flash of green just as the sun disappears? Today on Atmosphere, we are discovering the world's best sunset locations with a travel expert.

We'll learn the recipe for a jaw-dropping show.

And we'll learn the atmospheric physics at play every evening as our star sets on the horizon.

I'm meteorologist Emily Gracie, and this is Atmosphere, a podcast where science becomes conversation.

Each week, I sit down with the experts behind the forecasts, the research, and the headlines to explore not just the science, but the human stories behind it.

Through natural curiosity, we're making science more understandable, more relatable, and hopefully bringing a little more comfort in how we experience the world around us.

Hi everyone, welcome to another episode of Atmosphere.

Surface heating is the engine.

Atmospheric gases modulate how much heat escapes.

This basic architecture, with local variations, applies to Venus, Mars and even the giant planets in modified forms.

Pluto breaks this architecture completely.

This was the warmest Pluto had been in 248 years and the warmest it would be for another 248 years.

At perihelion, the increased solar energy drove greater sublimation of surface ices, inflating the atmosphere to its maximum extent.

Atmospheric pressure rose, the haze thickened, the volatile cycle accelerated, but Pluto has long since passed that peak.

It is now receding from the Sun on the outbound leg of its enormous elliptical orbit, and it will continue receding for over a century.

It's a great view of Chelsea.

Atmosphere-wise, I really liked Goodison Park.

Everton was always crackly.

Ellen Road the same.

You're on top pitch level as well, brought by the managers.

Charles is the best one from a reporter perspective in terms of watching the bench, watching Emery, watching the subs, watching McPhee.

Atmosphere-wise, Everton, Newcastle, Leeds, without a shadow of a doubt.

worst ground so crystal palace is the pits mate crystal palace is you can't see the pitch you can't see anything anything really you're tucked away in a stand with a bollard in front of you and the roof's so low you can't see one end of the picture total waste of time really um or the bad any one of the bad grounds Not really, mate.