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Deforestation in Brazilian Amazon caused emission of 90 million metric tons of CO2 in 2013–21, reports study

Deforestation in Brazilian Amazon caused emission of 90 million metric tons of CO2 in 2013–21, reports study
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High-Speed Camera Captures Lightning Shooting Upward From Building In Brazil

A rare image capturing a lightning strike shooting upwards was caught on a high-speed camera by two Brazilian researchers.

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Brazilian Scientists Capture How Lightning Rods Attract Bolts

Armed with a high-speed video camera with a high resolution, scientists captured the electric action in Sao Jose dos Campos, a city northeast of Sao Paulo.

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Photo from High-Speed Camera Reveals How Lightning Rods Work

Scientists used a camera that records at 40,000 frames per second to capture a novel photo that reveals how lightning rods behave.

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High-speed camera captures unique image showing how lightning rods work

A researcher has used a camera that takes 40,000 frames per second to capture a very unique image of lightning rods working in action.

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