How to pronounce“aerosols”in English

aerosols long distances I mean do you have us do you think about the stuff do you track this stuff are you focused on them yeah I mean I'm at it I mean did

They range from putting aerosols-- fine particles-- in the stratosphere, sort of 20 kilometers above our heads.

showing how aerosols, for example, from Saharan Africa get transported across the Atlantic.

sizes uh aerosols tiny tiny droplets

But also we have other aerosols, like when the waves, for example, when they break,

Maybe there's a way to put aerosols in the atmosphere to cool it down.

The particles we know the most about are sulfuric acid aerosols, but there's a bunch of ideas for other aerosols that could have different properties, better

It's the SO2 gas that turns into sulfate aerosols in the stratosphere that actually cools the planet.

And then another thing to be aware of are these aerosols, because they contain hydrofluorocarbons.

One of our big focuses at NASA Ames is better trying to understand clouds and aerosols, because they're, again, one of the largest

And we're pretty confident that if you do that you will get a relatively even coverage of aerosols.

from the recent on in Iceland, which was not big enough to really have a big impact and didn't put the aerosols high enough to have a large impact.