Dr Jim Margitan, the principal scientist with the N.A.S.A. Antarctic Ozone Experiment, aboard N.A.S.A.’s modified DC-8 research aircraft at Christchurch yesterday. He is holding a satellite picture of ozone patterns above Antarctica. Behind him is a Lidar, a laser device that measures ozone and aerosols (suspended particles) in the atmosphere above the plane.
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53Dr Jim Margitan, the principal scientist with the N.A.S.A. Antarctic Ozone Experiment, aboard N.A.S.A.’s modified DC-8 research aircraft at Christchurch yesterday. He is holding a satellite picture of ozone patterns above Antarctica. Behind him is a Lidar, a laser device that measures ozone and aerosols (suspended particles) in the atmosphere above the plane. Press, 2 October 1987, Page 4
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