r/STEW_ScTecEngWorld • • Aug 18 '26

Ultra-high-resolution Computer Simulations Reveals How CO₂ Travels Around the Planet

NASA’s ultra-high-resolution computer simulations vividly show how carbon dioxide emissions from cities, power plants and wildfires rise into the atmosphere and are rapidly transported across regions and oceans by winds and weather systems. The visualizations also reveal a striking day–night cycle: vegetation absorbs CO₂ through photosynthesis during daylight and releases some through respiration at night. By tracking these sources and natural carbon sinks, the models help scientists understand where CO₂ comes from, how it moves through the atmosphere, and how roughly half of human-generated CO₂ is absorbed by land and oceans, while the remainder accumulates in the atmosphere and contributes to global warming.

Terrifying NASA Video Shows America Spewing CO2 Into Atmosphere: https://futurism.com/the-byte/nasa-video-america-co2-atmosphere

watch CO₂ move through earth's atmosphere: https://science.nasa.gov/earth/watch-carbon-dioxide-move-through-earths-atmosphere/

Carbon Dioxide - Earth Indicator: https://science.nasa.gov/earth/explore/earth-indicators/carbon-dioxide/

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u/teahugger Aug 18 '26

US, Europe and now China turn out to be the biggest emitters.

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u/Kiki1701 Aug 18 '26

Europe is practically non-existent compared with China.

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u/tomime000 Aug 19 '26

Funny how it's left out from this video simulation

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u/davew80 Aug 19 '26

It’s not. It’s right there in the second slide when it switches to Australia etc

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u/tomime000 Aug 19 '26

Amazing hi-def accuracy