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NASA shared this video showing carbon dioxide emissions moving through earth's atmosphere. The video was created by Supercomputers, using insane amounts of Data from satellites.

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Daehenob1 年前

Carbon dioxide? As in what plants breathe? As in if you remove that from the atmosphere of the plants die?

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Rob Bennetts1 年前

That’s odd! I did not know carbon dioxide was apocalyptic shades of brown and orange!

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Alison Cr1 年前

@balance4freedom Oh wow! At least they could have made a better video to spread the lie. Carbon Dioxide is the basic for all life to exist. Go take your propaganda to braindead people.

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Cleavage Crumbs1 年前

So... essentially this footage is just CGI

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Me1 年前

Now do China.

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NuffxSaid1 年前

Can they also make a model showing how much is consumed by trees/plants? Also, we'll need to see how much humans produce vs how much trees and plants consume and at what rate for each. Then, show us the actual offset weather positive or negative. Can I see that part? Like how much CO2 does each plant and tree need per day/week/month/year. Broken down by location/environment as well as size and species. Because I'm sure that detail likely matters, so I'm gonna need to see ALL that data complied. Before I say yay or nay about any of this being good or bad. Cool graphics though.

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Fiat Food1 年前

NASA made a cartoon to scare us so we keep funding NASA.

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Frank1 年前

Good give me more carbon dioxide emissions. I’m not going to stop until I can personally triple the emissions myself.

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JeZZaDum1 年前

A Google Computer clearly..

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RushBabe49 🇺🇸🐈‍⬛1 年前

How much comes from volcanic eruptions and other natural phenomena? Humans are not changing the climate.

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