We The Curious | How do satellites observe scattering and absorption? | Science in a different light @wethecurious | Uploaded July 2015 | Updated October 2024, 36 minutes ago.
Georgina is a climate change scientist who studies the Earth's ozone layer. She uses satellites to monitor and measure ozone by observing how light passes through it. Crucial to Georgina's work is an understanding of how light interacts with matter - how it is scattered and absorbed by different gases as it passes through our atmosphere.

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This video was presented by: Georgina, climate change scientist.
Produced by: Suited and Booted Studios in collaboration with the We The Curious and the Science and Technology Facilities Council.

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