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Aerosols: More than Meets the Eye (September 2005) FS-2005-9-072-GSFC]] [3.6MB PDF] (llithograph) You can’t really see individual aerosol particles with your eyes—but you can see the impact they have all around you. Aerosols are extremely important to life on Earth. Every time you see a cloud form, you are seeing aerosols at work. Without them, cloud formation would be next to impossible in Earth’s atmosphere.~ []

David's Worksheet number 1

Joy-Lyn McDonald RGB images