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Athens Observatory – The smoke of the fires reached Antikythera
The load of suspended smoke particles in the atmosphere over Antikythera is six times higher than the average observed in August.
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The smoke from the extensive fires in Greece has aggravated the atmospheric conditions even in remote areas, such as Antikythera, as shown by a study of the ReaCT team of the Institute of Astronomy, Astrophysics, Space Applications and Remote Sensing (IAAKEO) .
According to the records of the PANGAIA Observatory of the National Observatory in Antikythera, the load of suspended smoke particles in the atmospheric column is six times higher than the average observed in August.
Also, according to the Institute’s measurements, which have been included in the NASA-AERONET network, the layers of smoke are transported to remote areas at altitudes of up to 3 km, affecting atmospheric conditions at distances as far as Africa.
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