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Physicist David Southwood on the exploration of the oceans, Earth meteorology and how can we observe climate change from space.

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'Earth observation provides a very large number of the essential climate variables determined across the planet, and you can judge whether climate change is occurring, the speed at which it's occurring and monitor it.'

David Southwood, Emeritus Professor of Physics, Imperial College London

Earth’s Magnetospere: serious-science.org/earths-magnetospere-9774
Climate Change and Human Impact: serious-science.org/climate-change-and-human-impact-9505

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